Arrival
So, I'm in Orlando at Chatham Square, the apartment complex I will reside in for the next seven months. I'm been up since six-something, and running out of steam fast. I've got seven other roommates. None of them seem too terrible. Most of them have buggered off to Wal-Mart for what must be the sixth time today. Apparently, Wal-Mart is where all the fun is at.
It only took me about half and hour to get through check-in this morning, but arrived before nine and we are the last group arriving for this program. However, it's pretty much all been boring stuff. Background check, seeing if you fit the Disney look, and so forth. I'm eager to know where I'll be working, which I'll find out tomorrow. Traditions is looming in this distance, with it's four hours of videos and presentations and whatnot. Plus, it's when you get the ID that gets you into the parks for free. I really want to go to Animal Kingdom, because it opened up right after I left in fourth grade. I've no clue what it looks like, except for that tree. I got to see it while it was still being worked on.
I feel pretty lame. Just after nine, and I'm already in my pjs. I'm kind of tired, and I want to get up fairly early tomorrow, so I can eat and take a shower. Hopefully, if I get up early, other people won't be in there.
I don't know when everyone will be back, and if boys will be with them. Maybe they won't be so loud this next time coming back.
...and thus concludes my first day. Oh the nail-biting excitement.
It only took me about half and hour to get through check-in this morning, but arrived before nine and we are the last group arriving for this program. However, it's pretty much all been boring stuff. Background check, seeing if you fit the Disney look, and so forth. I'm eager to know where I'll be working, which I'll find out tomorrow. Traditions is looming in this distance, with it's four hours of videos and presentations and whatnot. Plus, it's when you get the ID that gets you into the parks for free. I really want to go to Animal Kingdom, because it opened up right after I left in fourth grade. I've no clue what it looks like, except for that tree. I got to see it while it was still being worked on.
I feel pretty lame. Just after nine, and I'm already in my pjs. I'm kind of tired, and I want to get up fairly early tomorrow, so I can eat and take a shower. Hopefully, if I get up early, other people won't be in there.
I don't know when everyone will be back, and if boys will be with them. Maybe they won't be so loud this next time coming back.
...and thus concludes my first day. Oh the nail-biting excitement.