Great job on keeping up on my updates so far! So, I do have an update about my window cling. I sketched a design, executed that plan, printed it, trimmed it, and applied it to the faculty office window. Let me tell you about the process in detail, though. We had to print it out on this huge printer that works with the adhesive for the window cling. Once it was done printing, Tony assisted me in where to cut my window cling from the printer. Once it was cut, we had to let it dry. The time came to apply it to the window! My classmate Tess and I had to clean the window three times to make sure it was super clean before we applied the window cling. Then, we started taking the back of the window cling off, almost like a sticker, you could say so that it could apply to the window. As we slowly went down, taking the back off, we squeegeed from the middle to one side and went to the other side from the middle. We kept doing that till we reached the bottom. You want to take your time because you do not want to reapply it again. It is doable but frustrating if it is not even the first time. We squeegeed to make sure there were no air bubbles and that it was a flat surface. It was nice to have hands-on learning with this window cling, I really liked it!