Friday, September 28, 2012

Today is my last day as a working professional

In many ways it is wonderful to contemplate the freedom of doing things on my own schedule. 



But there is that bitter-sweet feeling of already missing the hustle & bustle of the "job" - mostly I shall miss the moments alone with my "babies" as I worked by myself in the greenhouses surrounded by beans, beans, & beans. 
Have you ever had the time (or the inclination, I guess) to notice the beauty of their flowers and the subtle sweetness of their blooms? 

Ah, those mornings I knew my recalcitrant wild babies were blooming - I would catch that gentle scent in the air and know to look for the blooms so I could provide them with help in their pollination. 
And I always remembered we had lima beans in the houses when one could follow that sweetness to their place there.



OK, pretty sappy, I know, but I have no other way to describe it.  You all will have to bear with me.





ADDED ATTRACTION:  a photo of the little sweater for Hazel our up-coming great-granddaughter (just needs buttons)

1 comment:

Kathy said...

I didn't feel wistful about leaving my job, probably because I didn't have a particular professional field of expertise. Hired as a secretary for a state office, my position had been downgraded to "office clerk." So, I felt so free to be able to walk away from all the frustrations.

I predict you will find new ways to be productive. You'll develop new skills as well as finding new outlets for your old skills. The best is yet to come . . .

Cute sweater!

drMolly, the BeanQueen