It's odd to know that I won't be spending all my time divided between the Wells Library (home of SLIS and pictured above), Ballantine Hall, and the Education Library.
It's time to move on, though. This photo is of my empty key chains (and my temporary motel keys). I'm looking at this as another opportunity to learn to let go of the things we use to fill our lives. I'm keyless for now, but eventually other opportunities (and the keys that go with them) will present themselves. I'll just have to be patient, and enjoy the journey that takes me to those places, keys, etc.
These are the temporary dwellings of Trish and Callie. We're staying at my brother's house, in the attic-y extra bedroom. We've made ourselves comfy for now. I'll be able to spend some time with my family, do some sightseeing around the area, and get myself organized for whatever the future holds in store for Callie and me.
As you can see, Callie has made herself comfy. She's still a little perturbed by the moving experience, but she's getting settled in a bit. It will be nice to look forward to finding a job and a permanent place in the future, though. We're both tired of moving, and want to find a place to stay for a nice, long time.
I'll keep you posted on what happens with Alaska. I haven't heard anything yet, but am hoping to hear one way or the other very soon. Naturally, I hope to hear that they want me; it's a very nice library, and the people were extremely nice. The job itself combines all the different things that interest me, and I think I would be able to both contribute, and continue to learn and grow. It's out of my hands, though. I appreciate all of your good thoughts sent my way. Hopefully they'll help. Either way, I'll keep you all updated.
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