It had become kind of one of our Christmas traditions, almost like going to spend time with family. Mama and Papa Savage, haha. I really did miss it. Nick always looked forward to dodgeball, and well, even though some of the gifts were a little silly, I always liked the white elephant exchange. I had also been looking forward to Tristan getting to sit on Santa's lap.
I am going to go back to work someday guaranteed, as soon as Tristan starts school, but I had something at Grandview I'm never going to find again. When I was hired, Shelly said to me, "this is a family practice, and I want us to feel like a family". And to me, it did. I'm pretty confident that I was the only employee (at the time) who had been hired out of the blue, not knowing anybody. But even still, I'd never felt more at home at work. And I miss it, I miss it a great deal. Working that night shift alone was hard, very hard, but it taught me a lot, and I did enjoy it. When I heard that Ashley was going back, I got a little jealous, haha.
Oh well, life is about change and moving forward. But I don't think I will ever have as good of an experience working as I did at Grandview. I mean, really, how many people can say their boss delivered their baby?
In MA school, practicing on eachother
My first time ever drawing blood
Yikes!
We were so proud of ourselves
Me and Nick at the ugly sweater Grandview Party a few years back
My last day of work
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