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Journal Entry 10.1
So I am leaving Boston this morning, it is 4:51 CST and 5:51 EST. I have a lot to edit still, so that is what I’ll do on the flights home. We never got to film the band scenes or scene 4, so instead, I am going to show the script at that point in the film. Sam got me the link to the music they recorded, which made my day on Wednesday evening. Tiffany, my eldest sister graduated from Harvard Ed school Thursday. I had an interesting day Friday, traversing around Boston by myself a couple times. It makes me really sad that I won’t be able to finish the movie, but I think it was a good experience nonetheless. If I hadn’t gotten sick, I truly believe that we would have finished it all. The shooting schedule was a huge part of it, it is really hard getting 4 to 6 people all in the same room together. And then editing on my computer hasn’t been easy either. I’ve had to stop and clear files off of my startup disk so often, i don’t even recognize my computer anymore.
Got an A+ for one of my course! Now only one more to go!
Lasts.
These past couple weeks have been a series of lasts. Today was my last softball game, yesterday was the last time I’ll ever work with one of my leads, and Sunday was the last beginning of a week I will spend working with the Walt Disney Company. Heck. Today was my last day playing in the parks as a cast member.
Let’s be honest: lasts suck. They truly do. Everyone gets all sad and emotional and logic and sense just bow out; they leave the building and you're left with illogical nonsense. For what other reason would you find yourself writing an emotional, nonsensical blog about finishing a journey you knew would end at a predetermined date? Why else would it be now that you realize time moves swiftly and its unforgiving hand has not chosen to forget you?
These questions are, indeed, rhetorical. They are not meant to be answered, but rather, simply considered. Human emotion and nature are funny things. They make logical sense when you take a big step back and think on them - on what they should do. However, they make zero sense when you are in the moment and all logical sense has abandoned ship, ne’er to return (or so it would seem).
I digress. Three days from now, the college program is over. My term will cease to exist in the current time; it will live on merely as a memory. It will live on much like my past experiences. It will become the past; it will no longer be my present. This is a frightening fact. Why? Because it means change, and change, no matter who you are or what you do for a living, is frightening. It’s downright scary. I am about to leave a home in which I have chosen to reside for the past 7 and a half months. I am about to leave the new friendships I have forged. I am about to leave a job I actually enjoy. I am about to leave new best friends - new best friends who have truly become my family. I am about to leave my college program. I am about to leave.
No matter how many times I say it between now and the actual moment in which I leave, I know I won’t believe it. These things take time to sink in. Heck, I still don’t believe I graduated from college, and yet my bachelors is sitting in my room up at my dad’s house.
Life is crazy. It’s what happens when you’re busy making other plans.
It goes on. It continues. The door over here in Anaheim is closing; the light fades away. I glance over to notice a faint shimmer from a window high above, knowing I just need a little boost to get myself through and moving toward my new journey.
Life begins now. Time waits for no one.
Let’s begin.
The Final Countdown
The last week... It begins on Sunday (so in about 2 hours). I have 4 more workdays at the Disneyland Resort. I have 1 more off-day during my term of employment. And on Friday morning, I am leaving housing and driving up north to my new home. That was fast. Well. Something cool that happened this past week was being chosen as the Flight Agent of the Month!! I got a cool little blurb written about me up in the lead office and a unique, custom-made Tours-themed pin! It is such an honor to have been chosen for something I had no idea I was even in the running for. It's something I will cherish for a long, long time. I will truly miss my Tomorrowland (and Disney) family. My fellow cast members. My superiors. Being able to call someone a princess and not have them think me a lunatic. I'll miss it. I will. But life awaits. That's what happens, you know. Life. It just decides to happen while you're off making other plans. Well, life, here I come. Bring it on.
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I have five shifts left. FIVE and then my program will be over. It's sad and exciting at the same time. :/
