Three years is a long time – and I owe a brief explanation of the goings on since we last spoke.
In that time I have travelled – I travelled to Russia for the first time. This trip didn’t come at the most opportune time – coming as it did a few months after the invasion of Ukraine – but it was the realization of a long time ambition of mine. Ever since I came across a National Geographic article about the Trans-Siberian railroad - the idea of Russia has held me enraptured. (Okay – the excesses of the Romanov’s and Fabrege eggs may have also played their part in this obsession.).
I started a small side business – making jewelry –and have been selling part of the collection in a local gourmet and home-goods store. It's provided me a totally different experience and perspective - and I do make lovely things.
I recently left state employment and went into private practice. This was big for me – stepping away from the security (and pension plan) of the known and out into the private practice wilderness. I can’t tell you how glad I am I took the step, it has equipped me with the confidence and conviction for my next step: returning to school to get a Masters in Health Administration this coming fall.
I’ve had my romantic ups and downs – there are days recently when I think I have finally cracked “how to be single” and have a hella-good time. (Vive la difference).
Life is good. Life is short.
I’d love to share the ride with you.
XO,
Tina
Quiddity /(kwiditee)/ n. (1) the real nature or essence of a thing; that which makes a it what it is; (2) a quirk or quibble, a trivial objection. "Why may not that be the skull of a lawyer? Where be his quiddities now, his quillets, his cases, his tenures, and his tricks?" - Shakespeare (Hamlet, V;i)
Sunday, April 10, 2016
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