Leaving work…
Lon | August 10, 2006After giving my six-weeks notice, I finally packed my stuff and left the office today. I was flooded with words of appreciation and encouragement as I leave behind this fantastic place I’ve worked the past four years. It’s easy to leave something behind when you hate it anyways, but to pick up and leave something really good in hopes of something even more extraordinary is no easy task.
I’m going to miss the friendships and the actual work itself. It’s still a bit of a surreal that I won’t be seeing many of these faces again. I’m even missing the tedious parts of my job already. I’m very happy with the work that I’ve accomplished and the people I’ve connected with along the way. I’ve taken just about every chance to grow professionally and to point people towards a life beyond the visible. It’s one of the few things that I’ve felt good about from start to finish.
I hope to finish this next leg of the race strong as well as I head back to school.
More immediately, I’m about to fly out to Vancouver, celebrate our anniversary in Whistler, explore Seattle, and really just get some time to rest and reflect. Life’s been incredible, but I have no doubt the best is yet to come.
Lon, thanks for stopping by. It's an encouragement to
joe kennedy | August 16, 2006Lon, thanks for stopping by. It’s an encouragement to know others are reading the same stuff. Keep me posted on Mosaic Ottawa, yeah? Let me know how I can be praying for you. We’re planting a church in Uptown New Orleans right now, called Sojourn. (www.whatissojourn.com). Take care,
Joe Kennedy
Hey Joe, thanks for popping in. Yeah, I've got
Lon | August 24, 2006Hey Joe, thanks for popping in. Yeah, I’ve got to say you’ve got great reading tastes! I checked out the Sojourn site, seems pretty cool. How far along is the plant?
Lon, the plant is about two months old now.
joe kennedy | August 24, 2006Lon, the plant is about two months old now. We still don’t have the co-planter in town yet, but our core group is up to about 20. Some things are going really fast, and some things are going slower than we expected. We’re trying to balance that right now. But that’s how it looks today.