MB-Eish: Part 23: 2

**"Eish" is a South African slang term expressing surprise, dismay, anger or frustration.** 

As I mentioned two years ago, I have joined the droves of engineers who have sold out to the dark side: Banking (and more recently, the elite league of the dark side: Asset Management). To make myself more comfortable in my new, murky surrounds I have decided to do an MBA part-time. This is the twenty-third in a series of posts about my MBA experience.

Two sleeps left. 

I can't even say two days because it's already 7am. I've been up all night cramming to get some more analysis done. In about 24 hours I will be going back to work armed with a soft copy of my thesis, ready for printing. Nearly time to give my 2c worth to the research community. I hope they don't spend it all at once. 

Gosh! I am exhausted, excited, sad... all at the same time. On the one hand I've been working on this so much that I'm sick of it. On the other hand I keep thinking of more things I could add to make it better. I can't believe after wishing it to be over, I am here on the threshold of this experience being complete; the MBA, not the thesis, that is. I almost don't want it to end. Almost. 

Well, there's a long day ahead before I can wrestle with all of that. 

Time for a nap on the couch and then for the final sprint to the finish line.  

ZZZzzzzzzz......