For the first time since writing in this blog, I think I have quite a few things to say.

While on my way home sometimes this week, I found myself reflecting on my time here at MITS, what I've learnt and what I want for myself going forward.

I first started working with MITS after making the decision to leave my previous Job writing for a Virtual Assitant company called Katroglobal as a ghost writer. Now before you puzzle yourself thinking "When the hell is a Virtual Assitant" let me explain: from what I've learnt, a Virtual Assistant outsources writers, photographer and other creative talent to complete comission work like articles and stock photos for online businesses. 

The weeks go by so fast these days, that I hardly realised that tomorrow is Friday--Just yesterday, I was forcing myself to roll out of bed at some ungodly hour to get here, bright and early on a Monday Morning.

On Wednesday, I seemed to have forced myself out of bed a little too early, or perhaps, a bit too forcefully, as I regrettably smashed my right thumb with the car door. the pain was unbearable for the day, and I had no use of my right thumb what-so-ever, but being the lucky MITS intern that I am, I was saved by the First Aid Kit in the Mud Lab, where I attended to my own wounds while the ever friendly Miss Cherry, who tidies up in the morning, lent her motherly support.

You might be thinking: Thank God it's Thursday? This person's probably happy tomorrow is Friday and that means a start to the weekend, and undoubtedly, two entirely work free days.

If that, my friend, is what you thought after reading the title to this blog post, then congrats--but you're only half right.

Not only am I happy that the weekend is upon us, I am also excited about authoring the very first MITS Intern Blog.

Starting today, the first day of July, I--an MITS Web Design Intern--will be taking you through a day in the life, or rather: "8 hours in the life, and sometimes a little bit more if there's a meeting," of a student intern working with the MITS Web Team.