The sun has risen on D-Day. Or Diz-Day. I don't know which to use. Either way THE DAY HAS COME. Will everything go smoothly... er.... well... you better read and find out.
There are exactly two reasons why I am using the quote above. One, is because the thing has been stuck in my head for the last week ever since I watched THIS.
Really this post should have been written two nights ago, because two nights ago was when the magic really started to become real. That's right, I now officially have a one way ticket to Disney World.
Well, this time in six months I think I will either be in the states or en route. This is pretty exciting, to say the least and yet at the moment I'm just like uuuuuuuuuuugh. Also, cupcakes!
Ahhh, the hard work has begun. From what I've been reading, been told and found out in terms of flights and what not I'm looking at having to save AT LEAST $4000 between here and the end of the year... and I have a sneaking suspicion that might be Australian dollars.
Well, it was about four weeks ago when I was walking through the University of Auckland engineering building when I saw a rather large sign up in the entrance advertising the information evening for the Walt Disney World International Program the following Tuesday. A meeting that I went to, then interviewed for the following day.