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I Have Arrived | Emotions of Take-off

  • Cassidy Krahn
  • Feb 1, 2019
  • 2 min read

Hi friends, so let us pick up where we left off in the last post. To answer the burring of question of how well I know myself, I’m Jon Snow with Ygritte (reality) staring back at me telling me the hard truth. To summarize the last two weeks quickly; it was a mess.

I packed and repacked up to leaving for the airport. My checked bag was still to heavy. Big boo on me. Mentally I was close to my prediction. I wasn’t mentally prepared to go as predicted, I ignored a lot of me feelings and when the day came, I was actually super sad instead of being stressed/excited. I was heartbroken saying goodbye to my family (involuntary tears happened when my mom and brother left) and friends. I pushed a lot of my sadness down until I was physically at the airport. I stewed in sadness through take-off of flight one, but knew I had to start seeing the positives. Plane had taken off, there was no going back. The rest of the day I spent preparing my mind for positive things. As well as trying to sleep (I failed to sleep, but I did catch up on movies).

Upon arrival I felt a lot better. Physically I was drained. My legs hurt from sitting, my back was aching, and my head was ringing. But mentally I was finally excited to be in country and start school. The past two months have been odd because I haven’t been doing much. I made personal challenges for myself, but I personally get better results when someone instructs me.

On another note, my room is very cool and the people I have met so far are great! I am in the odd position where I am the oldest member of the IFSA group here; not to say that will change anything it’s more of a fun fact. I am living in a five-bedroom apartment, everyone staying gets their own room. As you can see by the photos mine is VERY mess, but I have only been here for six hours total, of which I spent most of the time sleeping (with success this time!).

But this is my room!

Looking down from the bed loft in my room
Standing by the window looking at bed, door, and storage area under the stairs
The bed in the loft

Well it is 08:00 folks so I need to shower and get ready for the day of orientation ahead. Side note jet lag had me up at 05:00 this morning, so I’m predicting I will crash around 17:00 today.

I will be doing a What I Packed blog as soon as I unpack.

Thanks for reading

-Cassidy

 
 
 

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Spokane, WA, USA

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