Time For the Big Move

There comes a time in all peoples lives where they make a big change. I am quickly approaching that point.

In the new year, I will be moving out of my parents' house and taking on the world in a different setting. This all spouts from a very exciting position I was offered at my dream company, Imperial Oil. Being a chemical engineering student, working a co-op term with this company will be the ultimate test if I want to continue my career after graduation in the Oil industry or venture to a different industry. But for now, Oil is exactly where I want to be.

I have not previously lived alone and am quite eager to experience this. Based on the current circumstances and if all goes according to plan, I'll be moving into a house shared with roommates. Not something I am particularly accustomed to since my current roommates are my parents (and they don't make me pay rent) but aside from that I am looking forward to this. I am not quite sure what it will be like at first, but from what I hear and read it will definitely have its moments.

Stay tuned for updates and stories of this new adventure!

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