Today I left work early to catch my flight to Abilene. (I'm sitting on a plane on the runway in DFW waiting to get off.) When I went by her office to tell my principal that I was leaving, she gave me a huge hug and told me to tell my sister congratulations for her. Then she told me that I'm doing a great job so far and she can tell how much fun I'm having. Wow! What awesome affirmation. I needed to hear it. I am just so thankful to be working in such a positive and uplifting place. God is so good to have led me there.

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