It’s gobbling time on the refuge
I’ve got a little over two weeks left at Okefenokee, and I’m getting short timer’s attitude. Some people call it hitch itch, but I have noticed that as the time for me to move on nears, I become less tolerant of minor irritations. Same thing happened just before I retired almost seven years ago. The excitement of new horizons builds, and the attitude turns to “What can they do? Fire me?” I’ve been at this volunteer assignment longer than any other I’ve had, and I guess I’m ready to move on. It seems to happen every time as the departure date nears. I’ve spent the last two days between roving and working the VC. This is the busy season here, and work in the VC is non-stop as hundreds of visitors come in. Roving and observing the wildlife is a welcome break from all the harried activity. I got a call on the radio this morning that fellow fulltimers and bloggers, Randy and Pam , had arrived at the VC. I headed in, picked t...