Saying Goodbye...

It's hard to believe that after 11 great years...

I quit my job and moved on.

I honestly never thought I would leave.

BUT

When a great opportunity comes you jump.

My last week was one of the best/most emotional/ wonderful weeks of my life.

I cried pretty much every day.

On Thursday my bosses bought lunch {Cheesecake Factory} for everyone.

As we were all sitting there they opened the back door wide open and Bruce carried

THIS in...

It was so awesome.

My favorite UofU gear

A chair, a stadium seat, a hoodie and some golf balls!

Here I am checking out my new gifts!

I cried and was so grateful.

Here are some of my favorite people in the entire world!

Cami and I have a joke going where we put our fingers in a heart and say WBFF

which stands for "work best friends forever"

{How am I going to survive without her...10 years we were together TEN!}

Then on Friday my last day I walked in and the entire office was decorated and everyone had brought a potluck item. It was such a surprise to me...
Cami got me a basket full of some of my favorite treats, a candle, chapstick...a bracelet.

Saying goodbye to Bruce Friday morning was very emotional.

I just sobbed!

He taught me so much.
Helped me become who I am today.

Gave me the gift of his children.

As the day went on...

one by one I said goodbye to patients and co workers.

I called some of my favorites to tell them so they wouldn't be shocked when they came in.

I shut down the office for the last time ...

{Since Kerry had Friday off...which by the way she gave me a gift certificate for a massage on Thursday! It totally made my day}

Cried the entire time.

Took my keys off the key chain and set them on her desk.

Cami and I walked out together...

She shut the door behind us and all I could think was "this is it"

As the door shut a flood of emotions came back

I mean how many times did I go to work and have so many experiences.

Happy ones

Sad ones

Grateful ones

Scary ones...

I grew up there.

Became who I am.

Became a woman!

Made life long friendships.

I walked out to the parking lot and my car was decorated.

Cami and I hugged.

I got in my car and drove away.

I know I made the right choice.

But sometimes change is hard...this was a lot harder than I thought.

But I am proud of everything I accomplished there.

I am better today because of OHC!