When we moved from out offices in Magna at the end of September 2008, none of the furniture made the move. So I was able to buy the desk that was brand new and mine when I went to work for Kennecott in 1989. It was my desk the whole time I was with Kennecott/Rio Tinto. And now it's at my house in what was the dining room/dad's bedroom area. I love it!And on January 20 I was notified that I was one of the 66 employees and 184 contractors to be laid off in the Salt Lake City area, due to falling metals prices. My last day at work was January 30, and I'm on the payroll till March 21. I'm old enough for Social Security, so it came at a good time for me. I have a long list of things I want to do, and I do hope I actually get something done.
4 comments:
Well congratulations to you! (I hope that congratulations is appropriate...)
You look great at that desk!! And not a paper on it! I'm so happy for you! Now you'll have time to blog about being anti-environmentalists!!! Can't wait to see that entry!
Congrats on the new life style- Joanie
Enjoy your freedom!!!
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