Which would be better? 'Last two weeks' or 'Take two weeks'

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Last week, 28-year-old Nicole Malone resigned at $ 7.75 for $ 8 per hour as a gatekeeper at Clark Atlanta University, hoping to have a chance of promotion. Two single mothers who worked 40 hours a week rely on a $ 100 food stamp and government subsidy in a two bedroom apartment in downtown Atlanta.

I gave birth to a child last year, they gave me four weeks, I can divide it into two two weeks break. When my daughter was born, I brought two I was born until she gave birth another year before she takes the other two. It was only two weeks. I am very grateful - most people in this industry are missing. Even so, I get the impression that I should keep up with some of my responsibilities for at least this time, but it is not clearly stated, but it may be due to reasons of human resources. Basically my project schedule was not extended for my absence, so I have read and completed all my work between the two lines. But in most cases this is very good

It will take about 2 months to complete. In the last two weeks of the camp, too many processes were too fast, I could not fully understand them. I have been trapped for a few days with a variety of things from simple to somewhat advanced. It takes a few days for Stackoverflow just by setting the date / time picker. It goes without saying that there is a chat function using WebSocket in Action Cable, but it took about two weeks to do the right work. But the time invested is very valuable. The app is really wonderful: it is really something that I can prove and be proud of. There are lots of desperate moments, but I have learned a lot. In fact, training camps may be a good choice, so experiencing all the embarrassment makes me feel relieved.