End of the first week

At the end of the first week I have to say I am feeling absolutely pleased with how it has turned out. I think I impressed the people I am working with, since they were able to outline a task and I was able to get it done with very little supervision, which is always a skill in itself. I think I made myself vocalised, if I was unsure I always asked someone for help or tips. I've came out of the shy and timid barrier I'd wrapped myself in on the first day and have spoken to everyone in the office, and am known as "that sweet little northerner" by the production team. I do suppose its good to be known and recognised than to sit there unnoticed. I'm very eager for the next week, as there is promise of a busy photo shoot for the autumn promotions we are carrying out. Heading home for the weekend was definitely a good idea, except for the stress that was caused for getting on the actual train, which involved forgetting train tickets, a sprint with a suitcase, failure to decide what to eat, the train platform not being announced until 5 minutes before due arrival and trouble finding my seat on the train. Luckily the ride back to London was a lot smoother and has left me actually more excited than I was this time last week!