The Space Between
Space.
That's another definite plus of my job-loss.
Today I purged myself of many a company thing. I handed over just about the last of it all- the last of the artifacts that were used daily in my job.
At first, I was afraid to let them go. It meant it was real- that I was no longer needed by the company. But after a few days of waiting to be rid of it all, I was excited to start anew.
I couldn't let the keys go fast enough. Those keys that lock up all the things I held in my hands each working day. As they left my hands and passed to my ex, I felt a sigh of relief. I smiled. I felt light as a bird.
I said good-bye to my ex- both verbally and mentally. And while I know I will continue in the friendships I have made at my last post, things will never be the same again. Ever.
I will never be able to erase from my mind what it felt to feel so incredibly desolate. I won't be able to purge that sense of isolation from it all, and how quickly I went from being an integral part of a 'team' to being left to my own devices.
I won't forget that I know it is no one's fault. I won't forget how thankful I have been for the position. I won't forget the people. I most certainly will never, ever forget, how great all this extra space feels.
That's another definite plus of my job-loss.
Today I purged myself of many a company thing. I handed over just about the last of it all- the last of the artifacts that were used daily in my job.
At first, I was afraid to let them go. It meant it was real- that I was no longer needed by the company. But after a few days of waiting to be rid of it all, I was excited to start anew.
I couldn't let the keys go fast enough. Those keys that lock up all the things I held in my hands each working day. As they left my hands and passed to my ex, I felt a sigh of relief. I smiled. I felt light as a bird.
I said good-bye to my ex- both verbally and mentally. And while I know I will continue in the friendships I have made at my last post, things will never be the same again. Ever.
I will never be able to erase from my mind what it felt to feel so incredibly desolate. I won't be able to purge that sense of isolation from it all, and how quickly I went from being an integral part of a 'team' to being left to my own devices.
I won't forget that I know it is no one's fault. I won't forget how thankful I have been for the position. I won't forget the people. I most certainly will never, ever forget, how great all this extra space feels.
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