Australian author Clarence James Dennis's WWI patriotic novel, The Moods of Ginger Mick, 1916:
"I've done me limit, an' tossed in the tow'l."
Every time I feel like throwing in the sponge, I take a breather or two to rethink my thoughts and apply reasoning assessed according to strict principles of validity. My internship is weighing in heavy loads of work now that conclusion is nigh, only 3more weeks to go before I complete my three months circle with an international retail supplier- this being my first ever internship -in fashion. There has been a great degree of learning as well as more to still come. Today I am with a department called Paperdolls and here we work with sleepwear, from new born to adults - still quiet an interesting process to see through and be a part of. From meeting the buyers to designing the garments and graphic prints and running around to QA and deliveries, as well as the trivial, small-natured jobs like making coffee and cutting out tons of logos. Thou shall not dwell there though!
I am keen and ready to fold up my diploma this year and start experiencing the working world before I venture into business. With ample time on my hands I am contemplating adding another internship after this one, at a well established firm until my final exams towards my studies. Stress isn't the world, gathering as much information and skill is it.
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