Today is the last three-hour day that I intend to put in for the ICC mentorship. If I wanted to, I could do another one tomorrow but for the sake of simplicity, I figure I will just go with the two-hour model the rest of the way, which means I will reach the 200-hour mark on Monday night, the 30th of November. Not bad if I do say so myself. Dr. Tiell did send a couple of e-mails my way requesting a few more changes to the website, which did not take as long as I thought they would. One was switching Aliann Pompey’s picture into a headshot she had made, I like it a lot better than what was there, even though I was proud of myself for removing the background noise out of that image but hey, 200 hours is 200 hours.
Speaking of the website, as I wind down on this project, I can say with great certainty that I am happy with how it has turned out. A few tweaks have been needed here and there at the suggestion of the ICC team but in all, it serves its purpose: to inform and promote the ICC and its flagship program, Life After the Games. I put a lot of work into the arrangement of the site so that it would be simple for prospective customers to get exactly what they need to make an informed decision about the service. It is not 100 percent complete yet but it is in a good enough spot where I am comfortable passing the torch to someone else (no pun intended).