It is a decision I made - it was not forced
upon me - but if you know me at all, you know how much I hate change.
(Strangely, I rather like change of the coin-sort. Go figure.) It is the
right decision for me, right now. I do not regret it, but I will miss
my coworkers, my friends, my family... those whom I've worked with for
over 13 years and love, whom I've celebrated with and cried with. I will
still have a connection with them, working part-time from home, but it
won't be the same.
But it's the right decision.
And my reward is to see this sweet face each day.
tmm
Change is indeed hard. I'll miss seeing you around when I pop in at Moody! But she is so absolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteoh, Trish, that IS hard! Can't imagine the tough decision of leaving a job you love... but so glad you have peace, even if it's a hard peace. And happy you can work part-time. Hugs to you, friend! <3
ReplyDeleteIt is a hard choice, that's for sure. But with Nate still at Moody, you'll still be there to visit from time and time. It's the best of both worlds - staying connected at MBI and staying connected with baby girl at home :-) Enjoy these baby days! They do pass quickly, flowing from one stage into the next (as you've probably already noticed in the last few months as she grows - I see she's smiling now, which is adorable!). Love to your beautiful family!
ReplyDeleteYes! She is a very sweet reward, indeed!
ReplyDeleteYou can always work, but the years spent raising your little one is a limited window of time. Others can fill your position at Moody Radio. But, only YOU can minister as mom to your baby daughter.
I have no regrets over the years I spent as a stay-at-home mom. And I have many beautiful memories, praise God!