A grandmother and her seven year old granddaughter were walking down the hall of the East Building.
Having just attended the grandmother’s retirement party; two whole hours of being social (not so easy when you are seven – even when chocolate is involved)…the grandmother said, “Thank you for coming to my party. I know that there were a lot of adults for you to meet and chat with.”
Granddaughter: “I had a good time.”
Grandmother: “I’m so glad. I had a good time too with so many people coming to wish me a happy retirement.”
Granddaughter: “You are well loved.”
Indeed I am, child, indeed I am.
Thank you to the Education Department for organizing and for the great food! Thank you to all of you who could stop by, or emailed, or called, or sent a note to wish me well!
I am well loved. I don’t think there are many institutions that feel like family, this is surely one of a rare breed!
Thank you for being amazing colleagues! I am honored to have worked with each and every one of you. Our students are very fortunate people. Some may not call it love, but I know better.
Have a wonderful end of week, exams, final grading, paper filing and all of that! I hope to see you at Commencement!
Sharon
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