And here we are. Writing a blog from my home in Pennslyvania feels incredibly strange, and it does not help that this is the final blog. I will undoubtely panic this time next week thinking I have another blog to write.
Monday included more updates to the presentation at work. A couple meetings with my mentor about one last component I could add to my presentation, the visual verification of my research. In the afternoon I ran down to the lab with my postdoc and got a quick video that represented the
Presentations are done, and I can honestly say I am so proud of everyone here. We crushed it. I am so tired and I still have more packing to do, but I am happy.
Hey there! I can’t even process that it is already the end of Week 9. The time really just blew past (like that 80 mph wind on Saturday). Please stop me from making more weather jokes.
The song of the week is “Speed Drive” - by Charlie XCX.
A few things I learned this week: ten minutes is incredibly quick, trust the emergency Flash Flood Alerts, and a million pounds is an impressive sight.
I did not plan many things for weeks 9 and 10 and for good reason, I am spending most of my time finishing my project work, preparing presentation slides, and getting ready to present.
