Well, it's been a few weeks since I've posted, but I'm getting back in the game peeps. I just returned from a wonderful girls weekend with my mom and Aunt. Now when I say my Aunt, she is actually three years younger than me and we are more like sisters, she is my mom's baby sister. How cool is that? Anyways, my Aunt lives in Virginia and since we don't get to see each other ofter we wanted to start an annual girls weekend so this year was our first year. So the three of us decided to take a long weekend to Gatlinburg, TN. Now, my aunt also has a love for photography so we decided to make it a little photo trip as well so you know what that meant. Smokey Mountains and Cades Cove here we come!!!
We had soooooo much fun and laughed so hard, it was a great family bonding weekend for us girls. I can't wait for next year's getaway, possibly a trip to Virginia.
Here are a few pics of the mountains, our one and only bear we got to see (which was unusual for me) and the three of us. Great times!!
September 25, 2012
September 4, 2012
Out with the old; in with the new
Well, it is official, our company has been sold :( I have worked for DuPont for 22yrs; plus three years as a contractor with them and have been very blessed to have an outstanding career as a DuPont employee. I remember starting there as a clerk typing shipping papers. I had the desire, motivation and goals to aspire to something more; and boy did I! Here is a highlight of my career accomplishments:
During these 22yrs I was also blessed to work for a company that paid 100% of my college degree. It is with that opportunity that I was able to attain my Bachelor Degree in Human Resource Management. I've been fortunate to develop many skills focusing on Supply Chain, Lean Six Sigma, etc. So this is a situation that I'm not sure how to feel. I don't have hard feelings, the bottom line is it's all about making money. I'm glad to be able to have DuPont on my resume and I will continue to support them and recommend them to others. I have always been a very optimistic person, truly believing that when one door closes another one opens. Change is necessary to grow. I think it is the unknowns on my retirement plans where I'm uneasy. Like, will I have full medical when I retire? Will the new company still participate in 401K? Will they match and how much? I look forward to working with the new company, learning more about them and developing more relationships. Bottom line, I still want to contribute, grow, learn and be a Leader no matter what I do.
My husband and I both work for the same company so we are blessed to have a dual income, but at the same time it is very unsettling not knowing what the future holds at this time. So I guess we will have to wait and see, pray, and continue to have faith that all things will work out. It is at times like these that I refer back to my favorite scripture verse to help see me through:
Prov 3:5-6 "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and in all they ways acknowledge Him and He will direct they paths." I truly do believe that!!
Thank you DuPont for a great career! Thank you to all my fellow employees for your ongoing support, the relationships I've built over the years and for being such a great network of friends!
More to come.....
- Inventory Control Clerk
- Customer Service Representative
- QA Supervisor
- Customer Service Manager
- Warehouse Manager/Group Leader
- DPS Expert/Lead
- Lean Six Sigma Black Belt
- Learning & Development Consultant
During these 22yrs I was also blessed to work for a company that paid 100% of my college degree. It is with that opportunity that I was able to attain my Bachelor Degree in Human Resource Management. I've been fortunate to develop many skills focusing on Supply Chain, Lean Six Sigma, etc. So this is a situation that I'm not sure how to feel. I don't have hard feelings, the bottom line is it's all about making money. I'm glad to be able to have DuPont on my resume and I will continue to support them and recommend them to others. I have always been a very optimistic person, truly believing that when one door closes another one opens. Change is necessary to grow. I think it is the unknowns on my retirement plans where I'm uneasy. Like, will I have full medical when I retire? Will the new company still participate in 401K? Will they match and how much? I look forward to working with the new company, learning more about them and developing more relationships. Bottom line, I still want to contribute, grow, learn and be a Leader no matter what I do.
My husband and I both work for the same company so we are blessed to have a dual income, but at the same time it is very unsettling not knowing what the future holds at this time. So I guess we will have to wait and see, pray, and continue to have faith that all things will work out. It is at times like these that I refer back to my favorite scripture verse to help see me through:
Prov 3:5-6 "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and in all they ways acknowledge Him and He will direct they paths." I truly do believe that!!
Thank you DuPont for a great career! Thank you to all my fellow employees for your ongoing support, the relationships I've built over the years and for being such a great network of friends!
More to come.....
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