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I leave for Florida in 8 days. EIGHT DAYS. A week from tomorrow, I will finally be starting this adventure. Still hard to believe. And, I still have yet to make serious progress on the whole packing thing. I've begun taking some stuff out but nothing has gone into any suitcases yet. I always wait until the last minute to pack for trips, so I'm sure I won't be completely done packing until August 19th. I'm still nervous about fitting everything I need into a couple of bags but my mom has decided to come down with my dad and me which means more suitcase space for me! I also have to keep reminding myself not to pack too much winter clothes. Because even though I'll be down there in December, a Florida December is a lot different than a Wisconsin December, but I'm still planning on packing a couple sweatshirts and a light jacket. I'm definitely planning on my parents bringing me some stuff and taking stuff back when they come visit in October and then in December, taking even more stuff back since I'll only have a month left, which will make packing to come home hopefully a lot easier. 

The list of things I needed to get done before leaving has become shorter, which is a relief after how stressful this summer has been. I finally finished my 6-8 page paper about my internship for Marquette which I've been working on all summer. Also this week, I got the course and permission number of the 0 credit class for this fall so I was able to enroll so everything with Marquette is finally taken care of. With all that out of the way, I've been finishing up my Semester Project for ESPN Milwaukee. My last office hours are Thursday, so that's when I'll be presenting mine. I've had so much fun there this summer and I can't believe it's almost over. I've learned so much and everyone there is so nice. It was a great experience. I'm covering the Brewer game tonight and then only have 3 more days in the office next week. 

Despite how little I've packed, I am so ready to go. I'm still nervous of course, but each day a little bit of those nervous get replaced by more excitement. Fall check-ins started this week which makes me even more anxious to go, seeing other Fall CPs checking in already. 

Last week I ended up sending another email requesting a work location for the program and this time I actually got a response! It was obviously just a generic, "We'll put it in your file, but no request is guaranteed..." email but at least I know they got it, unlike the last time. 

I also still have no idea what is going on with Marquette. After hearing from the Business Career Center that not all Disney internships are approved for full time student status, I have yet to get another response from them. Eventually I'll probably have to send another email just to make sure I'll still be able to enroll for the spring semester but I just don't know when. Hopefully I'll hear something before it comes to that. But right now it's just adding even more stress to my life that's unneeded, especially after I thought everything was going to be okay after I talked to the Dean of the College of Business Administration back in March. 

I had my last final Friday which means it's summer and I am officially a senior in college. That idea is absolutely terrifying to me. I cannot believe I only have one more year of school before I'm going to be thrown into the real world and expected to make a life for myself. If I'm being honest, I'm quite happy to be postponing that moment for a few months while I run away to Disney World. In the grand scheme of things, what difference is it going to make if I graduate in May or December? I might as well take advantage of this sort of opportunity now because I know that if I didn't, I'd look back someday and regret never applying for this program. It was quite strange walking back to my apartment after my last final knowing that I wouldn't be going back to Marquette until January. I felt quite stupid getting a bit emotional over it when I still have another year left before graduation. I can only imagine how I'll feel next December when I'm preparing for graduation. However, I'm going to choose not think about that right now. Anyway, when I was planning this blog, I thought of a whole bunch of entries that I wanted to write that would include tips/helpful information for any DCP hopefuls reading this, and of course, I seem to have forgotten all of them. Although, now that it's summer, maybe I'll have more time to devote to this. And perhaps, just maybe, the entries will get more interesting as check in gets closer. Which, as a matter of fact, yesterday marked 100 days until August 22nd. It's still a long way off, but I feel like these next few months are going to go by pretty quickly. In a few weeks, I'll be starting my internship at ESPN Milwaukee which I am really looking forward too. I'd love to work for ESPN someday so this might be a great place to start. I don't have any other big plans for the summer so unless I manage to find another part time job, I'll probably have plenty of time to prepare for August. 

So this was another pointless entry. Sorry. I promise, at some point, these entries will get more interesting/exciting. At least I hope so.