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It's gross and hot, but the GRC is stocked! After winning quite a few drinks at the late night breakfast, we decided to take our prizes to the fridge! Plenty of La Croix, some Caprisun, and a couple Gatorades! Just a little something to keep your energy up! Only 4 days left!
I think I need about another 2000 words or so by noon. Begin opperation word vomit and and pepper with as many long quotes as possible.
Preparing for a Project's Finale
You probably haven't marked the official end of Dawn of Bubbles on your personal calendar but I am keeping track: I'm at 52 posts out of 60. That's less than 3 weeks of work. With that in mind, I'm starting to prepare for the finale. It's always nice to end on a high note but I personally find it very hard to make the final post standout as the final one. I much prefer focusing on making the last posts leading to the finale work that I'll be very proud of (as opposed to the occasional fluke).
Extras
Reaching the end of a project is a big milestone. My recent personal projects are some of the things I'm the most proud of. It's only natural that I would like to celebrate these milestones in some way.
I find that putting together something using the project's work is a really rewarding exercise. It's a bit like a diploma after you've completed your studies (although I've never really felt that proud when getting a diploma, it's just too long after you're done before they hand it over).
Here are some ideas that may apply to photo/art projects:
Big nice prints: it's easy and obvious yet big and nice prints are awesome to look at.
Photo book: I've done one in the past using Blurb. I highly recommend it. You could even try selling copies of it online (I've sold one legitimate copy, yay!).
Calendar: It's cheesy but it might be fun to hand out to family members.
Video: I've never tried this myself but I think iMovie and other software can make it relatively easy to do a video montage (with some nice music) that would could show off the work in a different way.
I have one more idea but I think I'm going to do this one for Dawn of Bubble. Therefore, in order to keep some suspense, I'm going to keep it to myself...for now.