Some people are probably wondering why my countdown never really seemed to go past t-minus 50 days.
Let's just say right after I finished the countdown post, I realized that I probably would have taken ten times longer to write any kind of post about myself... or anything for that matter. From that day forward, I pretty much lived in the library waiting to get my exams finished, close a residence hall and go to Florida.
What I've discovered in two months has, yet again, completely flipped my life upside down. Well, that's probably somewhat of a massive exaggeration but you'll have to wait for everything to really come out soon.
Disney has truly been everything that I've hoped and dreamed about. Maybe because I've never really been there. That probably helps a lot to make me surprised at almost anything, really. But I remember those classic Disney moments that I can now share with everyone else in the world. Let me tell you, that was probably the most embarrassing thing about working initially. A guest would occasionally come up to me and ask me things about the parks and resorts and I would look at them, with a slightly confused look on my face, and tell them that I have no idea because this experience is my first experience to Florida/Walt Disney World.
Most guests just look at me and say, "Why do you work here again?"
While I'm writing about my experiences in Florida, I'm actually back in Ohio hanging out with my family for the first time in a long time. It's good to be back home, with family. A home without a family in it doesn't make for a very comfortable experience.
I have a lot on my mind and not enough time nor energy to really express my thoughts, so I'll leave you all with this tidbit: I've been having a time of my life, and I would never change a single moment for anything that has happened here so far. Nothing.
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