Last day, new "job" and changing attitudes

Friday was my last day at hospice. I was rushing to get all sorts of last minute things done, and ended up leaving about 20 minutes later than I intended. (Oh well.) I was very sad to not see some every day, but glad not to see some others. It was also hard to leave my comfort zone of college job, but good that I will be moving toward my career. This last year has been an eye opener for me since I realized that I am about to be done with my bachelors degrees and moving onward and upward. I also realized that I DO have skills as a preservationist and that I can start working in my field now, rather than later when I finish my masters.
It is nice to move onto the next chapter of my life, and I am really looking forward to the many things that I hope will happen in the next few years. I am not starting to get the "fever" as my friends are saying, but I, and the hubby, are looking forward to having children in the next few years. (Still going to finish my masters first though.) It is funny though that as soon as you even HINT that you are interested in having kids people start planning your baby shower and such. Apparently it also leads to the incessant questioning, "Are you pregnant?"I had just stopped getting that question weekly and then I had to open my mouth.
So before any of you smart alecks start questioning, No I am not! And I will tell you when that day comes.