Thursday, October 28, 2010

Since This Is The Last Post, I’m Going To BOMBARD You With Lots Of My Photos Taken During My Internship!!

Finally, I’ve walked to the end of my internship with the Department for Communities. As I said before, I was a little sad yet happy a
bout this. Every time after viewing the photos, those moments that I’ve spent with my colleagues in DfC, I can still feel the pain in my heart from leaving that lovely place. Awww =(

Well, these photos did remind me of the “laughing scenes”, which make my internship such a wonderful experience!

I’m not going to do a lot with writing in this post. Just some photos that I think they are worthwhile to share. Hope you do enjoy browsing through them! =D


Photo 1 & 2 : My 1st Day - Meeting the Minister: Hon Robyn McSweeney MLC (I was really excited!)

Photo 3 & 4: Attended Outstanding Youth Worker Morning Event at the Parliament House - Meeting the Youth Workers and Minister, with my colleague Karla

Photo 5: Visit to City Place Community Centre - Meeting the Seniors Award Finalist: Fred Beales, with my colleague Cheryl

Photo 6 & 7: Visit to SpeedDome Midland - Meeting the Seniors Award Finalist: Brian Kennedy, with Cheryl

Photo 8: Visit to Perth Royal Hospital - Meeting the Seniors Award Finalst: Gerry Atkinson


Photo 9 & 10: Visit to John Forrest High School Morley- Meeting with Seniors Award Finalist: John Leonhardt, with my colleague Averil

Photo 11: My Last Day, The Sweetest Moment! - Surprise Farewell Morning Tea from The Supervisors Allan (right) and Jen (next to me) to Bianca (left) and Me! Oh I love them so much!
Lastly, I would like to wish those who have completed their 20 days, happy working on your report and to those who are on their way towards the end of the internship, have fun while you still have the chance!! Good Luck Everyone!!
Love,
Jo.

1 comment:

biancabaum said...

Oh Jo! Lovely photo's!
Especially the one with me in it ;)
hahah
I'm glad you had a rewarding experience at DFC and got the chance to become close to your mentor Allan. I think you can learn more from someone when you feel comfortable with them and respect them.
It also looks like you left the office a bit and took part in a lot of practical activities which is great- these can't be taught at university.
I wish you good luck with your report and hopefully I will get the pleasure of working with you again further down the track!

Bianca
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