Tomorrow is my last day of work. I'm not going to face the fact that I have to leave all of my fabulous
coworkers friends yet.
I did have to face the fact that I am leaving my kids because the new teacher took over yesterday. To be honest, there are a lot of mixed emotions there! I'm really excited that I have a little break from lesson planning while all the craziness of moving is going on, but I'm also really sad about leaving my kids.
Another, kind of weird thing that I am sad about is leaving my commute.
It may sound odd, but I loved taking public transit to work. I felt like a real "grown up", and it was nice not to worry about traffic or finding a parking spot!
I saw
this post at Auer Life, and I thought it would be a perfect way to remember my crazy trip to work!
So, if you don't mind, why don't you join me for a quick trip to the north side of Chicago?
Before we get started on our walk to the train, we have to sneak a peek at the lake. We are going to walk in the other direction, but its just so pretty in the morning!
We are going to head this way though, for a quick 10 minute walk to the subway.
Make sure to say hi to the Hancock Tower as it peeks out from over the houses!
Oops! Avoid getting in the way of the delivery guys that line this street in the morning! Fortunately, no one has their deliveries piled up on the side walk today!
Here we go down into the subway for the first train ride of our trip!
Ah! That was crazy! Just as Train #1 was pulling into the station, Train #2 was pulling in on the other side! But we ran across the platform, and even had time to watch the Discover ad before the doors of Train #2 closed!
Train #2 is an elevated train, so we have to walk under the tracks to get to work. Don't worry, it isn't rainy or snowy today, so you won't get any water drops on your head!
Walking past the Starbucks. This corner has 7 different crosswalks! Its always an adventure to see which one is available.
Finally at work, exactly on time! And only 45 minutes, 2 train rides and 2 1/2 mile walks later :)
What would you miss about leaving your job?