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Reevaluating my Life

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My absence here is due to my life being in transition. At certain times in life a path comes and we step off of our current one and start another.
Change is good but scary, especially in this time of uncertainty. But a great career opportunity came my way that I couldn’t turn down and had to take advantage of it. Although the new job has no benefits and is uncertain and (of course) I love it. I have had keep my old job and work them both. So I’m just taking this a day at a time and seeing what happens.
Until then, I’m trying to fit some knitting into my schedule!! As it is MUCH needed!!
Life with no knitting (or spinning) = hot mess!
Keep knitting

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  1. Walden4/29/2012

    Congrats, I hope this new change takes you to the places you are hoping it does. :)

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  2. Teresa4/29/2012

    I'm in same boat... except personal rather than career. Sigh!

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  3. Anonymous4/29/2012

    Good luck to you!

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  4. Kathy4/29/2012

    Do what you have to do to make it work. :) We're making some changes here as well. We must be in tune or something. LOL

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  5. Unknown4/30/2012

    I find that when life is busy and my brain is in overdrive I like to knit something quick and relatively mindless - (almost) instant gratification. A hat, a scarf, a child's dress or sweater, a ball sack (look it up in Ravelry, very handy and not what you may think!)
    Good luck in your new venture!

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  6. Unknown4/30/2012

    I find that when life is busy and my brain is in overdrive I like to knit something quick and relatively mindless - (almost) instant gratification. A hat, a scarf, a child's dress or sweater, a ball sack (look it up in Ravelry, very handy and not what you may think!)
    Good luck in your new venture!

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