Today marks the beginning of the end. Today is the last day my radiation protections class will meet.
It almost doesn't feel real. This is my last semester of undergrad and after this I'll be a "real adult" whatever the hell that means.
My last 4 years have been filled with ups and downs but the best part have been the 14 other nuclear engineers that are graduating with me. We've laughed together, studied together, gotten drunk together, celebrated the end of miserable times together, and we've cried (on the inside) in our sleep deprived states together. They're great. They are really the reason I'm able to graduate. Without them I wouldn't have been able to accomplish all that I did. For all you gators graduating with me this year, thank you. I really mean it. You guys, above all, have made college the wonderful experience it turned out to be.
As for this blog, I'm not done. My posts won't be as consistent but I've found that I really enjoy writing and after all that we've talked about advocating for the nuclear industry, I've found that the nuclear industry really does need defending and it really should be some PR person's job but they're clearly not doing it, so in the mean time, I will!
I believe graduating is a bitter sweet experience. I really enjoyed reading your post, I wish you the best of luck. I am glad to hear you will continue posting on your blog. I will definitely follow it.
ReplyDeleteHey @nuclearnancy thanks so much for posting this! You are an exceptional, writer, student, example, and a person in general. I wish you the best in all your endeavors and look forward to keeping in touch with you :)
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