Yes… Dollywood orientation was the longest three and a half hours of my life. It wouldn’t have been so bad- if we actually worked with Dollywood. I really think Kodak should have a seperate orientation. Everything we had to fill out- every form- We didn’t even need it. We don’t even get the same medical attention as Dollywood employees. The whole thing was pretty pointless- a waste. Go to bed at two in the morning and woke up at 5:30…
Graduation was sort of depressing. I had to be the one to sit next to Jeramy’s mother- who was trying her best not to cry. I knew if she started in- I would. The music was the toughest part. But as long as you made it through the “You Raise Me Up” song- you were good.
It sort of made me sad that I couldn’t find some of my friends to congratulate them after the ceremony. There were so many people- it was even hard to stay close to Jeramy’s family as we made our way through everyone. But- I took lots of pictures- with people- and of people ( I was Jeramy’s designated photographer- in other words, I followed him around snapping shots of him and whoever he wanted).
We really went through a ton of gas today. Jeramy and I went to orientation, then to Books-A-Million, to China Wok, back home, attempted to get my sleep on, then went to purchase crickets for my baby, to Shoe Show, to Wal-mart, back to Shoe Show, to Goody’s… Home, then to K-mart in Severville. We also stopped by Payless, which ended up our final destination- We finally found what we had searched for all along. We changed cars a grand total of three times- so not all the gas would be wasted in one car.
It felt so wonderful to be back home- stationary. Almost fell asleep, but I had to stay awake. I didn’t want to miss Jeramy’s presence.
Tomorrow is Jeramy’s first day. Too bad I do not work. But- I guess I will have time to read the new book J bought me today. Finally, a book to read without a research paper following it…