saying good-bye

I'm quitting my job.
This makes me immensely sad. I've dedicated a year and a half of my life to improving myself and my career at Northwest, and I've outgrown it... which on one hand is a positive thing, but it's just sad how it's come about.
So, if you know of any job openings... whether it's a receptionist job, a social work job, or in education or something, let me know. I'm looking.

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Mrs. Wright

So, it all went wonderfully.
Most of my family was there, and my dear friends from college, and my dear friends from PDX, and much of my new family... and I love them all! Everything went exactly as planned, and even better in some cases... it was supposed to rain, and it didn't... I was supposed to fall down coming down the aisle or puke on the bishop, but I didn't... James was supposed to come to his senses and say "no," but he didn't... etc. etc. I was sorry I couldn't invite everyone I knew, because it really was delightful... and the music and food and ambiance and spirit was a blessing for James and I beginning a family. It's strange, how everything comes together... things that ordinarily might not be such a big deal - a gathering of friends and family, putting on a dress, saying some words in a church - how all of these things come together and create a spirit so strong and wonderful. I'd like to say how smoothly things went, and how right things felt, and how I think it's a sign that we are truly blessed to have made it through our struggles to find each other in the end.
I thank all of you for your support and love!

Mrs. Wright