I'm headed to New Orleans...suckas!!
So, I've had some more lively training, getting us ready to brief and debrief our projects; all the while we were still not informed or what our projects would be. I also, in the mean time, had a friend in quarantine. She had a slight flu, so she was quarantined, but she was on the first floor, so we were able to go talk with her through her prison screen. I guess I haven't done anything too exciting since I last wrote. But, we did find out where our first project is. Mark (I don't know if I have yet identified him, but Mark is my TL, team leader), such a joker, found out before us and so we were heckling him all day yesterday, so at dinner he told us we had to have a quick meeting afterwards, and he lead on that it was because we were in trouble. At the meeting then we all had to close our eyes and open our hands, and he handed a clue to each of us, and then he sprinted out and said see you tomorrow. The clue was worthless though, it just told us we were leaving on Monday November 16th. Today we got another clue that we may have small lobsters in the kitchen. We deduced that it was on a coast, but didn't think too much of it, because there is a running joke about lobsters. So finally at 5 (everyone had to wait until 5) Mark gave us a final hint, and then we had to run up to a different room where he had all kinds of information for us. In the race to get there, I biffed at the bottom of the stairs, slipped on some water and went all the way down. So, the project is in New Orleans. We are maintaining (so painting and building and what ever else) a building/set of buildings they have set up in New Orleans to try to improve the education system. They are trying to spend the money on education, so maintainence tends to fall through the cracks. Being in New Orleans will give us tons of opportunities for ISPs (Independent Service Projects) and lots of opportunities to spend money on good food and beef up. I can't wait!