The End of an Adventure

My internship at Innoverz Ltd. has officially concluded. After a long, seemingly never-ending flight, I have arrived back on Canadian Soil. I have finished up my two projects and reviewed them with my bosses at a meeting last week. I had a meeting on my "official" last day with Danny and Tanky, to explain how to utilize the accounting system and where to find specific features. This was very important as I have almost completely redesigned the system since our last meeting. Many features needed to be adjusted or completely changed to meet the requirements given to me.

Lunch with Innoverz. Ltd.

On Wednesday the whole company went for lunch at a restaurant in Science Park, as a farewell lunch. After my afternoon meeting with Danny and Tanky, we biked to Tai Po and had dinner at a local restaurant. I tried many new, interesting foods including frog and cow intestine. Surprisingly, it tasted really good! After dinner, Danny showed me around Tsim Sha Tsui. There was an amazing view from a restaurant we went to. He also showed me the Hong Kong shoreline and the Avenue of Stars, which is similar to Hollywood's Walk of Fame.

View of Hong Kong

In the morning I met Elice at the office to have a quick meeting. We essentially went over the same items that I had discussed with Danny and Tanky the day before, but I highlighted some features that would be more useful for her specifically. We intended to meet up again that evening so we could hang out outside of work before I left, but a level eight typhoon hit Hong Kong and most of the city was closed.

Avenue of Stars - Jet Li's Star & Handprints

Earlier in the week I visited Victoria's Peak, which had an opposite view of Hong Kong than the image I posted above from Tsim Sha Tsui. It was incredibly beautiful at night to see the city lit up. Unfortunately since it is such a major tourist attraction, there were huge lineups to get to the top of the mountain and to return to the city. By the time we got to the top and looked around, most of the stores had closed for the night.