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Jeff's Internship


Jeff started his internship about 4 weeks ago with Ernst & Young here in San Francisco. For those of you who don't know, this is the main reason we came back to CA for the summer. So far so good. Because he is an intern they give him all the work they don't want to do and he is actually still enjoying it which is a good sign! He picked the right major! Woo Hoo! I am relived and feel so lucky that he comes home from work happy because he loves what he is doing. It takes a certain brain to like accounting and Jeff apparently has it. We have good hopes for the future!

Since we only have one year left we have been getting asked quite a bit what are plans are after school. Well, if all goes well with the internship, we are hoping they will give him a job offer. So for now we will just wait it out. And if they don't I'm still not too worried being that BYU is one of the best schools in the nation for accountancy and as a result people recruit like crazy from there. So he will have PLENTY of people who would love to have him come work for them. We have been so blessed!! And I look forward to what the future holds. But for now I am going to cherish this last year at school. I keep pretending like I am so excited that it is our last year, and I am, but at the same time, college life is the best!! I get to see my hubby all the time . . . we have an AMAZING ward . . . GREAT friends . . . life is perfect there. So to be honest, I am sad it is drawing to an end. I guess it just means we need to make the most of our last few months there.

Comments

If you move to San Francisco can we hitch a ride? ;-) That is where we would love to live! Glad the internship is going well. I totally agree that you should enjoy every last minute you have left. What a great attitude to have!
Jenna and Steve said…
How are the hours? Glad things are going well!I would love to have you join me living in the city next year!

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