...a few more things I will or won't miss

I won't miss the occasional dead cockroach laying on the floor, or on the kitchen counter or in the lights

I won't miss driving by the shady night clubs that are opening up as I am driving home (those patten leather thigh/hip high boots really aren't that flattering)

I will miss the bright florescent pink donut shop that I pass...I never entered but it was fun to look as since it was trimmed with other bright florescent colors

I will not miss the occasional body found in the parking lot, either the homeless person asleep or the ...well they didn't tell us what happened that day

I will miss driving past the Dairy Queen where the sign says "Temporarily Closed" but the windows are boarded up and the actual building has a "For Rent" sign on it

I will not miss wondering what is in the ceiling...mid morning to late afternoon the scratching starts...and they say there is no way for the pigeons to get in there...hhmm

And of course...I will miss all the wonderful ladies that I have worked with, even though the place we worked was well...you read about it.

Change is good

Change is on the horizon for me. After 23 months in my current position I am changing jobs to work closer to home. This is something that I have wished/hoped for ever since I had a commute, so for over 10 years.

I will not longer be subjected to a drive every morning and night that is at least 30 minutes, and that is a good day, usually it is 45

I will not have to sit in bumper to bumper traffic when there isn't anything good to listen to on the radio

I will get to eat lunch at home everyday if I so choose

I will get to leave work and be at home in the garage in uh...less than 10 minutes (more like just over 5)

I will save 2 hours of my life everyday, however, I have been told that I will lose those 2 hours pretty quickly on other things, not 2 hours of exercise or extra sleep...hopefully I can prove that wrong

I will lose 2 hours of talk time on the cell phone to catch up with friends and family

So to sum up this post...Life is Good!