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Doors and Windows (or something)

Everything happens for a reason.
When God closes a door, He opens a window.
There's something better out there.

There's really not much that makes being let go from your job feel better.  The way it happened was upsetting and messy and generally just icky feeling.  But the worst part about the whole situation?  Charlotte will no longer be attending child care there and we didn't get to say goodbye to all of her people.  It's so unhealthy for her, but overall, she wins.  Because now I can find something that is a better fit for me and our family.  I was spending lots and lots of time away from Porch and Charlotte and not feeling much appreciation in return, but rather was asked why I wasn't working more.  

I moved our family from our home in Chicago so I could start this adventure and I'm super bummed that it didn't work out, but I'm looking for a silver lining.  My calling is out there and I am determined to find it! 

So yes, it's sad.  I'm sad.   And frustrated.  And yes, I'm unemployed.  But I have to believe this is going to work out in our favor. I am looking for my next big adventure!




xoxo
Mama Porch

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