My husband is recovering well. He gets tired easily and has some pain, but nothing unexpected.
This past weekend was Seattle's first nice spring weather. We spent much of Saturday cleaning up our decks and yard-- washing off the algae, pollen and mildew, blowing leaves, replanting some pots.
Sunday we hosted a large easter brunch. It went well, plenty of good food. Most of the attendees were from AA. My husband has done a great job fostering his friends there .
Work... work is interesting. Since the reorg (a month ago?) the our boss has not talked to me or my peers at all. He remains fully engaged with his old org. My peers are not sure how to take this. Since I'm retiring, I shrug my shoulders and am just carrying on.
I don't know that my boss is following up on my retirement. He acknowledged that I'm retiring when I initially told him, so he knows that I'm retiring. But then... silence.
Even if I wasn't retiring, I would feel it was time to leave the company.
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My Opinion: it's standing outside, looking into the building, seeing my reflection in the window. As with all my govt positions, when I announced that I was leaving DOC, COA, and two other civic positions, Most say, "Oh, you are leaving, get out of the way, we have hurdles to cross, have a Good Life."
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