Well, I did it. I survived my 12th semester of college/4th semester of grad school and I managed to do so maintaining a decent gpa, my social life, and my sanity (barely). I met with my supervisor for next semester's internship and she seems great. The work load should be reasonable and I can do all of my paperwork from home (NICE!). Plus, if there are cancelled home visits I can do whatever I want during that free time. And Fridays are over by 1:30. She works with a variety of different disorders from language, artic, pragmatics, kids on the spectrum, etc... I think I will get a little bit of everything which will be nice. Did I mention the home visits are all within a 5-10 mile radius of my apartment? Needless to say, I am pretty excited.
Things ended well at The Virginian, Matt gave me lots of good, usable feedback about my performance and how to improve in the future.... he even filled me in on what I might mention as my professional strengths during an interview. It was a good way to wrap things up and while I am sorry that it's over I am glad to be moving on to something different. I am excited to learn about early intervention and flex my creativity muscle a little more than I was able to do in a nursing home.
I guess that's all for now- but first, another healthy dose of Christmas Cheer courtesy of Meet Me in St. Louis.
Someday soon we all will be together, if the fates allow.
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