Reflective Essay: The Sign WMR Defense

The blue building, as big as the fifth third bank downtown but instead on Harrodsburg road. The summer sun reflecting off the ten floors of windows on to my skin, as I sat on the bench every lunch break without Elly. The inside was a different story, going in was so professional seeing all these political offices of people like Rand Paul a member of the US Senate. Passing these offices made me feel real and official in a way, but it all went away when I reached the floor 9. (Ding) (Welcome to WMR Defense) Everyday that I had to work my first sight was the sign WMR Defense "Planning to resolve. Preparing to win. Seeing the sign was my first indication everyday that I had to face seven hours at work, and do my best. Julie the receptionist wasn't the biggest help either. I think she had a server case of OCD which made her hard to work with. I guess she thought Elly and I had some type of training before working at this law firm, but we didn't. Besides that starting the day was actually fun. When I came to work I had followed my routine of a daily cup of coffee, just because I could.
With the everyday assignments we have here at STEAM, there is an time for them to be done. Even outside of school everything has a time limit, basically our daily life. Just like I have to be at school before 7:45 a time limit goes along with that. The time that have to wake up, get ready, and make your way to school so I can be punctual on time. When I say I learned my alphabetical order, I mean I improved on this. There are many things in life where it requires you to put things in sequential order. I actually recently applies to work at the library to be a shelf stocker. If I were to get this job, my alphabetical order skills would be needed in my everyday life at work. My skills can be used in everyday life, but I in this instance my skills I learned over the summer has helped me so much