I want to take this opportunity to wish everyone a happy, healthy, and successful new year!
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Showing posts with label Happy New Year. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Happy New Year. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
New Year Greetings
Sunday, December 28, 2008
Happy New Year
As the New Year approaches, I am filled with a sense of excitement for my future. Surprisingly, I am also doing a bit of grieving. I know it's normal. While I am not questioning my decision to go back to school and embark on this new path, I know that I am letting go of some old goals and dreams.
The really cool thing is I will always be a writer. No matter whether I work at the magazine where I am employed or not, I will always have the skill set to be a writer. I have to say, this writing gig with The New Social Worker Online is a real gift for me. I can still do what I love and gear it toward my new dreams and goals.
So, as I cut my hours at my day job where I am an editor, I will add hours toward getting my Masters in social work. And I will write for this magazine. Sounds like a win-win.
I look forward to hearing from you as I stay the course. I'd love to hear about your dreams and hopes.
I wish you the happiest of New Years.
--Ms. T. J.
The really cool thing is I will always be a writer. No matter whether I work at the magazine where I am employed or not, I will always have the skill set to be a writer. I have to say, this writing gig with The New Social Worker Online is a real gift for me. I can still do what I love and gear it toward my new dreams and goals.
So, as I cut my hours at my day job where I am an editor, I will add hours toward getting my Masters in social work. And I will write for this magazine. Sounds like a win-win.
I look forward to hearing from you as I stay the course. I'd love to hear about your dreams and hopes.
I wish you the happiest of New Years.
--Ms. T. J.
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