Tomorrow

I only have a few days left in DC. After turning in my portfolio, I am making my last moves in this city. There are a few things I would like to check out in the next few days. I am going to the Air and Space Museum located in Dulles. That’s the one that has the “Blackbird” from the transformers movie as well as one of the space shuttles.

I will probably be going to the Kennedy Center for one last free show. A walk through the National Mall is a must to say goodbye to the Lincoln Memorial and the Washington Monument. And finally a last walk through the Mt. Vernon trail, right in the edge of the Potomac on a sunny day will remind me of the beautiful sight.

I have kept the contact information of many of the other TWC interns. Like me, they cannot believe how fast the time has gone. But also like me they understand how rich this experience has been and that, like everything in life, it is coming to an end.

I will miss the everyday walks to the office. I have done some of the most exciting work of my life here. A lot of pressure, a lot of deadlines and projects, but the work was great. I am very proud of what we accomplished here every day at the office, as well as the personal and professional relationships we started and I am sure will continue to foster throughout the years.

And as a blogger, I am really excited about having written for some of the students interested in the program. My friends both from school and in Washington told me how much they liked my posts.

I will be writing one last post before I leave Washington. In the meantime, for those who are coming in the spring, get ready because a big year is coming up and this city will need its interns one more time.