I have had some strange jobs so far in my life: I ran IMAX movies for a Science museum, I was an assistant Organ Tuner (the musical instrument), I worked with a non-profit that helps kids build robots. I never really dreamed I would work in a yarn store, but it has been an amazing experience nonetheless.
As some of you may know, before I started working at fibre space my husband and I were in the (long and tedious) process of applying for the Peace Corps–a lifelong dream of mine. On February 23rd we fly to Atlanta to begin our service in the Peace Corps. We will be flying to Honduras the following day for three months of training and two years of service. My last day in the store will be February 4th. I am honored to have met so many of you and seen your incredible talent! Watching you all become amazing fibre artists has been a very rewarding experience, and I can think of no happier way to have spent the last five months. I want to thank you all, and all my colleagues for making this a fun and awesome place to work–it isn’t easy to leave.
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On January 28, 2011 at 10:34am, Trudy G said...
Congratulations, Sam
Living in Honduras will be an extremely interesting and rewarding experience. I hope to follow your blog.
Best of luck – and we will all miss you!!!!
On February 01, 2011 at 12:28pm, Karen E. said...
Good luck and best wishes, Sam! I had no idea you and your husband had applied to the Peace Corps. How absolutely wonderful – it’s quite an achievement. Thanks for all of your help. Glad you’re keeping in touch through your blog.
Karen E.
On February 02, 2011 at 4:37pm, T. Cain said...
Good luck to you both, Sam! Congrats on getting into the Peace Corps, too! You’ll love Honduras–it’s a beautiful country. My father was from La Ceiba, on the coast.
On February 04, 2011 at 8:18pm, Suni said...
Good luck and have fun Sam! It was great to meet you and I’m sure you’ll have a wonderful experience in the Peace Corps.
Wishing you and your husband the best,
Suni
On February 07, 2011 at 3:18pm, Deb said...
Congrats on getting into the Peace Corps!! Hope you and your husband have a great time! Bring back some new chants for the Barra while you’re out there.