Leavin' on a jet plane...

Okay, no jet planes in my future. Not near future anyway.
These are some pics from us packing up the soon to be old office.
Let's reminisce...

The blue bag(bottom center) leaning up against these packed boxes homes a trifold display that I created information for. We used it to provide information for parents and students as well as showing off recent photos of the kiddos.

The prayer card picture on the right corner of the filing cabinet(bottom left) is of a studentLIFE family - parents were leaders, kids were students. We miss them... a lot.

The stereo (top right) used to be the entertainment for Spence, Kevin and I when we all shared this office space. Spence introduced me to Jim Rome... "Rome is burning" We don't listen to him anymore.

The flags (center) were used to play Four Kings one year at IMPACT. KMike and I made them out of fabric and large dowels. (Are they still called dowels when they are that big?)

The hand sanitizer (to the right of the flags) used to sit on David's desk. Every time I went into his office I would get a pump of it out of habit.

That used to be my desk chair (bottom left).

Behind the boxes is an amazingly large wall calendar (top right). I make one every 4 months or so but this calendar is 6 months long I think. It helps us to plan things out because we can see everything at once.

Marshmallow roasters (hidden behind my chair, center) are fantastic for... roasting marshmallows! You can buy these at Wal-Mart in the outdoors section just hours before starting the best S'mores making fire ever at IMPACT camp.

Jim and Pam (bottom center) along with their unpictured co-workers migrated onto our office wall a few weeks ago when Brandon, our new intern, decided it needed a wall home. It had been living in the large conference room and wasn't getting any attention outside of the staff meetings.

The Black Box (bottom left) holds the flyers, rosters, and follow-up stuff for our students at Brier Creek. KMike would always ask David or I were the Black Box was every Monday morning. Now I get to ask for it.

This is my little corner of the office. I've been in it the longest, 2 years. My desk used to face the wall, I've changed chairs and pictures. I don't think it will be sad moving to a new office. Just different.