I was having one of those days yesterday, you know the ones... what if every decision I've made since [insert xyz time frame here, but in my case it was leaving California in 2002] was the wrong one? I'm over it now. It's amazing what sunshine and cool but gorgeous weather will do for a person. I also have to keep telling myself that had I not left CA I wouldn't be embarking on a whole new career change. I would just keep working in HR and letting this new potential career die altogether. I wouldn't hate my job so much that it has convinced me to not do it anymore. I know that seems drastic - just because I hate my current job doesn't mean I have to give up the whole career - but I think the job just forced into focus what I couldn't or didn't see. I don't like where HR is going. It is becoming more and more about the bottom line than about the people I serve. I'm sure it is necessary but I don't want to be part of it.
I'm going hiking today. I'm very excited about that. I think that since I've been going to school, I've not been on a Sunday adventure in a long time. Although this is a Saturday Adventure. They are having a hike to see the blue bonnets at the Fort Worth Nature Center where I typically go hiking. I should probably pull my water pack out of storage.
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When I have that kind of day, I go much further back and question my decision not to go to an Ivy League college. So, you're not that bad off. Besides, we'll be moving out to Texas soon and then everything will be magically better.
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