Tag Archives: leaving

Everything passes, everything changes.

Posted on May 27, 2013 by RosieL

I needed some information. I thought I knew something, but I wanted to be sure. Double-check, if you like. So I was doing a web search but coming up with nothing helpful. And then, as is often the way, in … Continue reading →

Posted in internet, redundancy | Tagged goodbyes, leaving | Leave a comment

But are we there yet?

Posted on November 3, 2011 by RosieL

One of the great obstacles to travelling? Flying. Economy class. You’re sitting in a squishy-squashy space, in an uncomfortable seat that reclines ever so slightly under duress. There’s no room for your feet, especially not if you choose to store … Continue reading →

Posted in new york city | Tagged economy class, flights, flying, joan didion, leaving, slouching towards bethlehem, travel | Leave a comment

The last day.

Posted on September 12, 2011 by RosieL

Perhaps you noticed it too? When I got as close as I could to the end of that chapter of my working life, I segued into the New York City adventure. But I can’t stay there forever, without acknowledging there … Continue reading →

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Becoming a thing of the past.

Posted on September 2, 2011 by RosieL

They call it a voluntary redundancy but it’s not really. Because you wouldn’t be doing it – or taking it, or having it – if things weren’t happening the way they are. Or were. You were quite happy once upon … Continue reading →