..Finally!

I know, the title of this blog could pertain to anything that's been happening for me.
I'm not very good at writing happy blogs. I tend to write when I'm angry or something has frustrated me in ways I couldn't get out aside from blogging. So, I'm going to attempt to blog with how I feel, and while many of you may be unfamiliar with my writing, please understand my tone has changed quite a bit since the departure of my last job.
So, I've officially begun my career. For as long as I can remember, I have wanted to be a part of Veterinary Medicine. I always second guessed my abilities to actually take part in the field.
When I first began this career search, I had been thrown in so many different directions that I was unsure if Veterinary Medicine was going to actually happen. I went on interviews, working interviews, career sites, and truthfully it felt like my head was spinning.
Now that I'm within the field that I love ever so much, I can't see myself anywhere else. The hospital I work in is incredible. The hospital has been in business for over 27 years. The reputation is above any other hospital I've ever been in, aside from Med-Vet. Med-Vet is however, the hospital we work closely with, which is amazing. Med-Vet was the hospital we lost Harley Quinn, and she is the entire reason I went into the studies I did. She was/is my motivation. I know she's watching over me in doggy heaven giving me such great strength while I embark on my future.
Since I've begun at Green Meadows Veterinary Hospital I've felt so accomplished, and appreciated. Everyday at least 2-3 people say something nice to me. Just yesterday I had my tire blow out and I needed to get it replaced since I do work quite a distance away from home. D came up, changed the tire to the donut, and took it up to Wal-mart for me. It was about a mile away. One of the girls I work with and I were going to lunch and she took me up to Wal-mart. I went into pay for the tire and when I got to the automotive area, I wrote a check and they needed my ID.. Well I left it at work which had I walked back to work it would have taken more time than I had for lunch. I called my work and another one of the girls came up and dropped it off to me. I apologized and promised her I'd be back shortly. She responded with "Take your time. You're fine." The kindness of these people is unbelievable. I ended up taking over an hour in lunch time, even though I hadn't eaten at all. What a mess that was. But, unlike usual for me, it rolled off my back and let me move forward knowing that I was able to go back to "work" to help animals and see their happiness.
Animals are so precious to me. The animals that I've been able to partake in their treatment, makes me feel so accomplished. I can't get over how wonderful this career path is.
I'm so thankful to have been given such a great compliment. What's really awesome is the owners of the hospital work in our facility as DVM's. It's not just some random jackass who doesn't know what he's running. I hate working for people who don't know how the operations work. The two owners are the most requested, and are incredible individuals.
I've grown such a great fondness toward one DVM because she is so genuine and makes everything go in stride. She's truly incredible.
Well, that's my update because I'm truly falling asleep as I'm typing.