Tomorrow will be my last day with National Grid. As with all things that come and go, this departure from real-world engineering and from co-workers will be bitter sweet. These last two weeks have been my busiest. I have been trying to tie up loose ends and prepare my open projects and pending assignments for others to review and access. I have so far been unsuccessful.I also haven't gotten around to writing my Job Summary for this summer work term. Last time, I was able to spend a good week revising and writing a decent essay, Term 1 Reflection. This time, unfortunately, I will probably spend no more than a few hours on it, basing it off the previous version. This biggest difference between the two terms is probably that I had more independence this time around, working on a few bigger projects (ones that I really have little idea how to do), rather than many simpler ones (ones that were fun, but often too quickly completed).
In other news, I think I will start keeping a scrap book / book-bound personal journal of my life, in addition to my public USuMBS Blog. I have been keeping a work log and writing down miscellaneous facts and ideas during my two co-op terms. It's nice to look back and reflect.
Note: photographic memory is not an indicator of intelligence.