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BGU: Summer Hours




I love working during the summer. Even the most hectic work and/or school day can still be halfway pleasant during sunny weather. Daylight stretches long into the evening hours and you can find yourself stepping out of your workplace and right into an after work cocktail party.

New people are buzzing around town. Perhaps, they are working on summer projects for their respective employers, working internships, and/or attending classes. Summer is also a great time for plotting the next career step or life transition.

How will you be spending your summer hours? Will your summer be all about work or will you manage to sneak in a few weeks of leisurely travel?

I am planning on working, spending time with friends and family, and working on our farm.



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