A virtual door closed yesterday evening. It was my last parent’s association meeting because Lucy is finishing primary school next Friday and will begin a new era in secondary school in late August.
I’ve been on the parent’s committee since Lucy started school, and it’s where I found my very good friends here in the West of Ireland.
I didn’t know many people when I came to live in Mayo eight years ago, and I felt that joining the committee would be a good way of meeting people. I was right! We’ve had many years of fun, planning, and fundraising.
Three of us on the committee said our goodbyes last night and we were presented with flowers, wine, and chocolates. There were tears and there was laughter.
Meeting my friends at pick-up time was part of my social life and I will miss it terribly, but I firmly believe that when one door closes, another one opens!
We decided that we would start up a book club so that we would continue to have a good reason to meet up, so I’m very much looking forward to that!
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Hopefully, Dan will accept my virtual door this week!
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I like your choice of door for today. It’s a good observation that has been proven time and time again. Good luck with the book club.
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It is always so hard to say goodbye. The doors do open and shut bringing new adventures and friends. I hope your new doors are just what you need. 🙂 xxxx
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Me too, Marsha x
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That door might be closed to you, but the work done for the school goes on. Congratulations.
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It sure does. 😊 Thank you!
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I like your entire presentation for this post, Gloria and your message. Indeed doors are not always open.
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Thank you, Suzette!
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