roughly 3 weeks ago, i resigned from my job. i didn't have another one lined up. just decided it was time to move on.
at first, i was a bit freaked out. no job = no money. even though my hubby has been supporting me, i still don't like not being able to earn my own money.
at first, i spent a lot of time thinking about that door that i just shut. was it the right thing to do? will i find another job? i'm going to miss the children so much!
but then i realised. the longer you spend looking at the door that has shut, the less likely you will be to see the other door that is opening for you.
i decided to move my focus away from the shut door of the old job.
that was a chapter in my life. an important chapter, and one that i have enjoyed, mostly.
but sometimes change is good.
new beginnings are important to stop ourselves getting stale and unchallenged.
i have been focusing my attention on the exciting future that i can now create for myself. a new job...one that i can choose and have the luxury {thanks to the amazing hubby} of not having to rush into.
i have been enjoying the time to get back to me over the past few weeks. rediscovering what i enjoy. what i value. what i have been missing in my life lately.
sure, the extra time has also meant that i have been missing the hubby a lot more than usual, but i just tell myself that i am lucky to have a hubby to miss. and missing him means that i love him. and that's a good thing :)
i have had more time to spend with friends, family, myself.
i have done a little bit of photography too, which i haven't done for a while.
today was a beautiful day and i had the delightful pleasure of taking some photos for a gorgeous little family who wanted to celebrate the life of their son. an outdoor venue was chosen {a gorgeous park that i used to frequent a lot as a little girl with my Gran}
here are a few shots that i snapped of the beautiful surroundings in between shots of the family {totally unedited, btw}
so, you can see the stunning crisp autumn {nearly winter} day that it was!
so this post is all about having no regrets. life is too short to stay in a job that isn't right for you. life is too short to stay indoors just because it's a little bit chilly. life is just too short for regrets full stop.
here's to the future. although uncertain as to what it brings for me, i'm excited.
bring it on!