Actually getting our ears was very unceremonious. They just handed them to us as we waked into the party. No name, nothing. I want to go into a store in the Park and have them put my name on them.
I didn't stay for the whole thing, because I honestly didn't have much interest for it. I didn't make very many friends during my time here, and the ones I did were mostly busy dancing with the ones they'd made.
The best part about this program for me was the fact that I got to take a break from school while still doing something productive for my future. I still did a few classes and I had a job.I got some time to live on my own, which is something I'm striving for. Plus I earned the right to put Disney on my resume. How many people can say that?
I am going to miss the people I've met here: coworkers, friends, and roommates. I never would have thought that I'd be leaving here with a boyfriend with whom I'd be planning on maintaining a long-distance relationship.
Josh is going to bring me home after my program ends so he can meet my family. I don't know if that's going to make our parting easier or more difficult. It doesn't really matter; it's going to be much harder than I ever thought it would be.
It's not really goodbye, though.
The next semester is going to be a challenge. My classes are all lined up, I've got a place to stay until I can figure out my next move, and I'm looking forward to what the future holds.
This program has brought me a lot of experiences and memories. It's strange to think that they weren't all at Disneyland.
