CONNOR Interning(4)- DDG

 Time here at DDG is flying and the longer I'm here the more I like it. People in the office are starting to treat me like a Veteran. The DDG Baton Rouge office will be moving to a new building at the end of this month. I'm helping by packing up materials from our material library and keeping it all organized. Unfortunately, I'll be at the beach when everyone makes the move. I'd love to stay and move boxes but it's time for sun and sand and drinks. As of right now, I haven't been too busy. I had a lot of free time in the office last week since it was a short week. Everyone was busy catching up on Mardi Gras projects so I've been trying to do research on Capstone ideas for 5th year but honestly it's so far away from now I'm in no rush. When I don't have a task given to me or a project to help with I look at old project files and practice rendering copies of them in photoshop or print base maps to trace over and render. I love how they let me print anything and everything I want. I have no new job related photos to show you guys but I will soon in the upcoming weeks. Outside of work life has been pretty good. Every day is rinse repeat, wake up and go to work, big lunches, gym immediately after im off the clock, big dinner, sleep. repeat.......

Ik its sideways tilt ya head
This is an example of what your dinners should look like if you lift 6 days a week. Get big

Valentines Night dinner. Another prime example of peak anabolic. Big boy meals
Sunset from my Baton Rouge balcony. Woooo








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