Mistakes?
Well it's been an interesting couple of weeks. I technically can leave this coop on July 21st. I'll probably stay until Mid August just for money reasons though. But lets recap a couple topics.
So there is a job going on in Boston that myself and Janice commute to. It's about an hour each way and we keep each other talking and happy the whole way. Janice likes me cause I keep her laughing, and I like her cause she is literally the nicest person I've met in a long time. Some of the things she tells me makes me feel good too. Top of the list being Nik Janson, another coworker who I look up to like a brother, thinks I'm a great coop. She asked him who his favorite install was down in Richmond, and the answer was Mike Johnsen. Theres more, but not important enough to write down.
So next on the list is Shannon Finn. She's been a great friend to me so far. We'll hang out and talk way too much. Really enjoyable person. She's told me that Adam Burnham said I was by far the best coop so far. That feels good. The big thing to note is pictures. Shannon and I went to Hampton Beach, NH for the fireworks on the Fourth of July. We couldn't make front row seats in time, but we found a nice wall that overlooked a clear field where it gave us a great view. After the fireworks we spent time on the boardwalk just having fun. Unforgettable night!
Finally, Erin Barry left the company. The day she left, I went in her office that morning to say bye to her. I gave her a hug from behind and a kiss on the forehead and said, "Good luck with the new job." She just said thank you and I took off for Boston for the install. When I got back that night she was gone but still logged in to her computer. I texted her asking if she was still logged in for a reason, she asked me to log her out. She just forgot. Then she sent another message that I don't want to forget. It read, "I'm sorry for not saying goodbye properly this morning. If I did I would have started bawling my eyes out like I did later that day." I just said back to her, "It's never too late." and her response was, "Maybe next week. I need to get my act together." Now I feel bad that I deleted her from my AIM and Facebook friends. I guess I jumped the gun on that. Crossing fingers hoping for the best.
Well, I'm at work and wrote this whole thing without one phone call on a monday morning....Simply amazing.
So there is a job going on in Boston that myself and Janice commute to. It's about an hour each way and we keep each other talking and happy the whole way. Janice likes me cause I keep her laughing, and I like her cause she is literally the nicest person I've met in a long time. Some of the things she tells me makes me feel good too. Top of the list being Nik Janson, another coworker who I look up to like a brother, thinks I'm a great coop. She asked him who his favorite install was down in Richmond, and the answer was Mike Johnsen. Theres more, but not important enough to write down.
So next on the list is Shannon Finn. She's been a great friend to me so far. We'll hang out and talk way too much. Really enjoyable person. She's told me that Adam Burnham said I was by far the best coop so far. That feels good. The big thing to note is pictures. Shannon and I went to Hampton Beach, NH for the fireworks on the Fourth of July. We couldn't make front row seats in time, but we found a nice wall that overlooked a clear field where it gave us a great view. After the fireworks we spent time on the boardwalk just having fun. Unforgettable night!
Finally, Erin Barry left the company. The day she left, I went in her office that morning to say bye to her. I gave her a hug from behind and a kiss on the forehead and said, "Good luck with the new job." She just said thank you and I took off for Boston for the install. When I got back that night she was gone but still logged in to her computer. I texted her asking if she was still logged in for a reason, she asked me to log her out. She just forgot. Then she sent another message that I don't want to forget. It read, "I'm sorry for not saying goodbye properly this morning. If I did I would have started bawling my eyes out like I did later that day." I just said back to her, "It's never too late." and her response was, "Maybe next week. I need to get my act together." Now I feel bad that I deleted her from my AIM and Facebook friends. I guess I jumped the gun on that. Crossing fingers hoping for the best.
Well, I'm at work and wrote this whole thing without one phone call on a monday morning....Simply amazing.