First off, I owe my readership an apology. On Friday I was into some big projects and, in trying to wrap everything up, the end of the day came and went before I’d had a chance to blog. I pride myself on the consistency (and sometimes the inanity) of this blog; today, I am not so proud.

In the near future, though, my contributions to this blog will come to a close; including today’s entry, I will be blogging four more times before my internship ends. That means that (hopefully), a new voice will be joining me here soon, and then continuing the good work of traveloguing the inner workings of On Co-op.

That new voice may potentially come from one of the two new interns in the office–Shoshannah, who will be working with Kerr, and Jeremy, Audrey’s new compatriot in the government-relations mines. It’s exciting to see new people enter the office–fresh ideas seemed to waft in the doorway in their wake–but it also means that we’re packed in here like sardines for the next couple of weeks. You can’t enter the hallway without tripping over one of us interns. I wonder what will come out of this pressure-cooker of co-operation.

(Speaking of sardines, I’m apparently in a metaphorical mood this morning–there are more similes and metaphors in that last paragraph than there are interns in the office.)