CONNOR Interning(7)- DDG

 Here we are again for another DDG update.

We are mostly settled in to our new Burbank office but still fixing small things here and there like organizing books and things on shelves. May 2nd, we will be hosting the LA Student Award Banquet from 5pm-9pm. I hope to see all of you who are currently in BR there. Also, I think Yao is doing grad student project reviews in one of our conference rooms as I'm typing this. Might have to go take a peek.

Lots of Pictures Below...

Not everything has been super sweet here at the office since we moved...

This is our new materials closet right now. After all my hard work moving these drawings and all our materials in here, one of the pipes in the back goes and leaks all Easter weekend. So now a bunch of our drawings are ruined(I was supposed to scan them).
They also have me sitting at the front desk today which is bunz. I can't work on anything while I'm at this desk bc the lady that usually sits here has a whole different type of computer with a different plug. The civil interns and I sub each other in and out for front desk watch on Mondays. I already lead a group of people from another company to the wrong conference room this morning.
Best pen on the market right now swear ta gaw
Had some free time last Thursday. As you can see I used it wisely.
Chicken Bicky on my Broussard Beautification concept drawing.
Been having to come up with concepts and get them checked by Amelia(PM).
Sneak peak at capstone research. NO you may not know where I'm doing it.
This is an article about the history of my capstone location. ha

Easter Weekend
Spent Easter Weekend at my grandparents house.
It was nice being able to relax outside and look at the burds and plants.
The cat's name is Bozo and he is fat, he runs the street my grandparents live on.
Me and Pop Pop tearin sh*t up on the water.
Already miss it

 Just found out I'll be extending into the summer with DDG. I think they like me. 
But yea things are going good. I fish when I can, workout 6 days a week, and sit at a desk 9 hours a day... living the life. Until next time youngins 
Connor Out




























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