I Earned My Ears!

Yep! I earned my ears! I passed my assessment. It was super easy. My assessment trainer was super laid back. I showed up and David had a new trainee. I sat down and the first thing David said was, “Craig, this is Megan and she’s looking for a boyfriend. She’s single”. I was like OMG! I’ve never been so embarrassed. Lol. And he kept it up all day. At one point he said it was his goal to get us dating. Again I turned 50 shades of red. Lol.

Anyway…the assessment started with a multiple choice test. But if I didn’t know an answer my trainer went over it with me so it wasn’t like I could fail. Lol. Then we went out to the trail and spent time in every position. She said I did great, that I approached people, and was very smiley J All the animals were out so it was super easy to talk to people. Then we did lunch and since we finished everything we pretty much just goofed off the rest of the afternoon. We went up to Rafiki’s Planet Watch which is a really underrated part of the park. I like it because it’s a working research and veterinary facility that people can see and watch real procedures being done. But it started raining so our visit was cut short. We were able to catch a ride with one of our managers on the Pargo cart so we didn’t have to ride the train back down. That was nice because it was pouring and I got to see some backstage areas that a lot of people don’t get to see. I was able to walk through the APA (Animal Programs Administration) building. It again amazes me how many people work for Disney! There are so many people you don’t see. And there is a building and department for everything!

So I’m officially done with training! I start my regular shifts on Thursday. I have six hour shifts for the next week and half. Most days I go in around 1 or 2 and get off around 7 or 8. Totally ok with me. I get to sleep in and still get off at a descent hour.

Working six days in a row totally caught up with me as soon as I got home. I literally came home and passed out! Lol. I’m so going to enjoy the next two days.

So I’ve been trying the change my address on the Hub (cast member website) but I can’t do it from my computer. So I did it at work today. We have to change our address because the address in the system is our home address not our Florida address. And our maingate passes are sent to the address in the system. Well I didn’t change my address in time because of the way my training schedule was set up. We couldn’t log onto the Hub until our training and my training started after our maingates were sent out. Which sucks, but I told mom that they’ll be sent to the house and just to send them to me when they get there. Well I got on today and my mailing address in the system is actually the address I stayed at on my last program at Vista! So my maingates are being sent to Vista Way…I was like are you kidding me? Nothing can be easy with Disney. Lol. So I have to call the apartment I use to live in tomorrow and tell them my maingates are coming and hopefully they’ll call me back when they show up. ugh…lol.

So I’m hoping to maybe go to a water park in the next two days. And I have to go to Wal-Mart…again. I feel like I go there once a week.

Vanilla Dr. Pepper!

Last day of training! I’m going to miss Carol so much. She was awesome. I hate it because you spend all week with this one person and then you like never see them again. Especially Carol because she also trains over at MJT as well. Since today was the last day it was pretty laid back. There is another trainer/trainee pair that we’ve kind of spent all week with. Katie and David. I had DAKlamation with Katie. She started training before me, but because she had the last two days off I was able to catch up so today was both our last days. So the four of us kind of spent all day together. We started by doing the flash card game again. But this time it was me and Katie going back and forth. Not to toot my horn, but I totally dominated. Lol. Then we did bird flash cards and I again totally won. Lol. Not that we were really competing. Haha. I really do know all my birds. I named all of them except one, the White Vented Bulbul. And I’ve seen every one of them in person except one, the Amethyst Starling. Just throwing this out there, but I really like the bird keeper. His name Carlos and he’s pretty funny. He has to count all 247 birds twice a day! When Carol and I were in there the other day he found all of then except two Teveta Golden Weavers. No mind you, there are 136 Golden weavers…lol. I’m not envious of his job. LOL.

So after wasting almost two hours with that we ate lunch and then went out to the trail. Carol and I picked up Outlook with the family group of gorillas then Rehab with the Colobus monkeys and then we goofed off in Research with the African Bullfrogs. Then we took a fifteen before we had to do parade… =/ LOL.

Oh and I did take the bus two hours early this morning so I could go to costuming. I needed a rain pouch most importantly to keep my rain gear in, a new hat because I had the wrong one, some other extra small shirts because all mine have stains on them I didn’t know about, and a coat because one of my managers said to get one early. Well I pretty much did it for nothing. There were no more extra small shirts and absolutely no more rain pouches. So I still have no way to carry my poncho.

So when it came time for parade it was cloudy, but not raining…yet. So we set up for parade which consisted of putting up poles and ropes and then standing and saying hi to guest for an hour. It did try to rain. It sprinkled pretty consistently until the parade started. And then the second float broke down during the parade, another floats speakers went out, and something was wrong with goofy’s costume because he held his face the whole time. I think it had something to do with getting completely soaked to the bone yesterday. But it was no doubt an interesting parade. Lol.

But I do have to tell you about this little girl we were standing next to. She was so stinkin’ precious. She was really little, but talked very well. I’m thinking she was about 4 or 5. Well Katie’s trainer, David, went up to her and said, “hi Tinker Bell”. And she said, “I’m not Tinker Bell”! So he asked her who she was and it sounded like He-man, and she got really upset that he called her He-man. Lol. I guess her name was Hime. (it sounds like Heemah). But it was too funny. And she had a First Time button on and he asked her how she was liking her visit and she just kept talking about how she was waiting for the parade and she just really wanted to see the parade. Lol. Disney kids are the best.

So I said bye to Carol L And I feel pretty good about my assessment tomorrow. I tried to talk a lot while we were picking up positions today and I definitely know my facts so I should be ok.

When I got home the roomies (Rachael, Kerie, and Katie) were going to go find a Dairy Queen and they invited me so I tagged along. Well it turned into a mini road trip. We first had to come to the rescue for Lynn because she left her lunch at the apartment. So we drove to Downtown Disney and finally found Lynn. I literally haven’t seen her in almost a week so I got to see her through the window and that was nice. Lol. She looked so cute in her custodial costume. Then we headed to DQ. Well on the way we talked about how we all love Sonic and that it sucked that there were none any where near us. Now mind you that they are every two miles in Oklahoma and I had a vanilla dr. pepper every day. Well we decided to look up where the nearest sonic was and what do you know? There was one right next DQ! I was soooooo excited!!!! I got to eat a sonic cheeseburger and get a vanilla Dr. Pepper! It was pretty much amazing. But it did take us like 30 minutes to get there. Not 10 like our phones said. Lol. But it was totally worth it. Then we had to rush back to the apartment because the VMA’s were coming on! Lol. So we literally sped for nothing because we thought they started at 8 not 9. But then we wanted ice cream so we rushed to McDonalds and no one knows how to drive in this stupid town and we ended up missing the opening. But that’s what reruns are for. Lol.

So now I’m sitting on the couch with (most of) the roomies watching the VMAs J And can I just say that Miley Cyrus is a complete freak now and Justin Timberlake is a cute as ever. Lol.

So tomorrow is my assessment day. I’m kinda nervous, but I should be ok. Then I have two days off! I found out that my days off every week are Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Which is pretty cool because Mondays will be my Fridays. Lol.

Oh I do have to say that I miss my camera……I had come to terms that I wasn’t going to have it while I was here and I was ok with it. Well now that I work on the trails with these amazing animals it makes me want my camera sooo bad! L

Monsoons and Earless Bunnies

So today was my 4^th day of training. I still love my job, but I’m tired of going over the same animal facts over and over. I’m ready to be out there and on my own. But today was fun. Earlier this week Carol told me that if I was good (meaning if I didn’t pass out anymore LOL) we would check out Maharajah Trail in Asia and see the Flights of Wonder show. So after we went over some Pangani stuff like how to open (which is totally pointless because as a CP I will never open) we headed over to Asia. MJT is ok, but I think my trail is so much better. We have more animals. They do have tigers, but we have gorillas. Lol. We did have this one lady who stocked us though. Carol and I were in the bat area where they have the big bats (I don’t know their name lol) with the six foot wing spans and Carol was explaining them to me and we were off kinda to the side by ourselves, but I noticed this lady was standing right behind us. Like in our personal space. So we go to leave the area and she’s like, “I’m just going to follow you guys because I’m learning so much by eavesdropping on your conversation”. I was like ok, creeper. Lol. So her and her whole family followed us through the whole trail…it was kind of annoying, but I guess we did our good “magical” deed for the day.

Then we headed over to Flights of Wonder. It was pretty cool. They are all birds of prey and they fly over the audience and do different tricks and things. So we had a pretty laid back afternoon. Then we went back to our trail and did all the different positions again and I’m comfortable with all of them. So I’m worried about tomorrow just because it’s going to be kind of boring because it’s just more practice…

We did get to actually see the hippo today though! That was amazing. Hippos are nocturnal so he’s usually just in the corner sleeping, but today it was relatively cool because it was rainy all day so he was swimming around the tank. It’s always easier to interact with guest when the animals are actually moving and doing something. But he’s an amazing animal. He’s huge. 5,000 lbs and 11 ft long and the most dangerous animal in Africa. We also got to do the Meerkat position this morning when they were actually out and about. (We did it yesterday when they weren’t out and it was absolutely boring). It’s easy to tell people animal facts when they can actually see the thing you’re talking about. But it was funny because there was a stray rabbit in the Meerkat exhibit and people were more interested in the rabbit than the Meerkats. I’m like seriously people?! Here are Meerkats that live in Africa that you never get to see in person and you are more entertained by the rabbit that you probably see everyday! Lol. But there is a rabbit who likes to hang out in the Colobus Monkey habitat that has no ears. Yes, a rabbit with no ears. He is really funny/weird looking. We have no idea why he has no ears, but he is interesting to look at.  

So if you don’t know, it rains EVERY day in Florida during the summer season. And I literally mean EVERY day. And at the same time every day! So every day I have trained the parade has stepped off and then it starts raining. Like no joke. It’s a daily thing with the parade. But today was the worst! Carol and I went out behind the training trailer to watch the floats line up just because we could. Lol. And the sun was out and it was super hot. Well 10 minutes later we’re back inside and we hear over the radios that the parade has stepped off. Now when the parade steps off there is no going back or stopping. For anything. Once they’re off they have to finish. So they step off and literally three minutes later the sky opens up and rains like I have never seen it rain before! Every time it thundered Carol and I would jump because it was so loud. I felt so bad for everyone who was outside. They came back into the trailer SOAKED! They looked like they went swimming with their clothes on. Like they were leaving water trails down the hallway. It was awful. It was raining so hard that they didn’t even clean up after parade. They left all the ropes up to clean up later. So I’m hoping tomorrow is a little better because day five of training includes parade training. And it has rained EVERY day at parade time. And I can’t carry my rain gear because costuming doesn’t have any more fanny packs!! I’m like seriously…so I’m keeping my fingers crossed.

Carol and I got done with everything kinda early today and we weren’t going to go back out to the trail in the rain so we played a game. We have flash cards of all the animals on the trail and we would take turns saying one fact each about an animal until one of us ran out of facts. It was kind of fun and better than reading a fact sheet. She’s awesome. Everyone I talk to says I have the best trainer. She knows so much!

So it’s kind of become a thing where at the end of the day the roomies who are home sit around and talk about our days and tell stories of our jobs. Well I’ve kind of been banned from talking because I have the best job and every one is jealous. Lol. I don’t have any horror stories of miserable guest or horrible hours or any of that. I get to stand around all day and watch animals. lol. But I love my roommates! They are an awesome bunch of girls and we get along so well. We sit around and watch girly shows and eat constantly. Lol. But our schedules do suck because there are a couple girls I haven’t seen in days just because our schedules are completely opposite. Lol.

One more day of training and then my assessment day and then two days off!

 

OMG! I didn’t tell you…yesterday getting home was complete hell. I got off at 5 and the bus was suppose to come at 5:20. So I walked to the bus stop and there are more people there than there usually is which was weird. So we’re waiting and 5:23 rolls around and the bus isn’t there. Well this girl behind me calls the bus headquarters and asked where the bus was. And in my mind I’m like well give it a few minutes before you call! The buses usually run a little late to begin with. But as I’m listening to her phone call she says that the last bus didn’t even show up. The one that was suppose to be there at 4:50. Hence the reason there are so many people at the bus stop. So she gets off the phone and the lady told her that only J1 was running and it was in route (there are two J buses). But this still didn’t explain why the 4:50 (J1) bus didn’t even show! So the 5:20 bus never showed. And more people keep showing up. The park is closed at this point. So the next bus to show up should be the 6:10 bus. Well 6:10 rolls around a no freaking bus! Everyone is super pissed. The cast parking lot is almost empty and I’ve been off for over an hour now…well FINALLY a bus show up and 6:30. And we had to cram on there like sardines because there are so many of us. It reminded me of MK days and I was not happy! It was awful….

Yep...I Like It

So I freaking love my job. Today was sooo much better than yesterday. I didn’t pass out! Yay! I enjoyed training much more today while feeling better. The first thing we did today was walk the trail before it opened which was awesome. It was beautiful and the weather was perfect. We started in the Aviary since we didn’t get to do it yesterday. We saw so many birds that you usually don’t see ever. I’m not much of a bird person, but I think Aviary is going to be one of my favorite positions. And I did really well naming most of the birds. Lol. So then when the trail actually opened we went through some of the positions. We first did what we call Viewing Blind. This is where the Okapi and the Yellow Duiker are. The Okapis are beautiful. So we stood there and I got to interact with the guest and put my animal facts to the test. It was super nerve racking at first just because it’s my first time interacting and I just learned the information the day before and Carol, my trainer, is watching me. But I did ok. Then we picked up Forest Entrance which is the position at the front of the trail where people enter. This is one of my favorites because you don’t have to remember animal facts and there is still a lot of guest interaction and you get to carry the Wilderness Explorer bag! Lol. It’s one of the best parts of the job. The kids are so excited when they get to receive a badge. Then after those positions we went over more animal facts and spent sometime inside. Then we went back out to the trail to go over more positions. We did Safi River which is where the Hippo is. My favorite part about this position is that the guests ask if it’s a real hippo. Lol. Nope, it’s just a 4,000 pound 11 foot long statue. Seriously  people, every other animal on the trail is real why wouldn’t this one be? Lol.

But I did have the cutest interaction with a little girl at Safi. She came up to me and said, “Hey your name is Megan, so is mine. But I spell it different”. She was so precious and wanted to talk about everything. We talked about her pins and the fish in the tank and how she plays a game at home that has a hippo and on and on and on. It was super cute.

Then we did the Valley position. Again one of my favorites because this is the gorillas. It’s super hot, but you get a Wilderness bag! Lol. Then we had lunch and more fun facts. And picked up Aviary. (Again another bag). I really like this one because the guests don’t see most of the birds so it’s a lot of fun to point them out. And some of these birds are so interesting. Then we ended the day with more facts. Lol.

So overall I’m loving the job. It’s high interaction with guest while providing animal facts about some of the neatest animals. It’s really awesome. I have three more days of training and then my assessment.

Florida Humidity is Freaking Awesome.... =/

Yesterday I did absolutely nothing. And I mean absolutely nothing. I sat on the couch and watched TV. All day. Lol.

Here’s a picture of my costume finally!

 

 

So today was my first day. And let me just tell you, it was nothing less than exciting. So when you go backstage at Animal Kingdom you have to swipe your card and then go through these rotating doors, but they’re like rotating doors made out of metal bars. So I hate rotating doors to begin with. Like no joke, I’ve had nightmares about them. And right before I came down here I legit had a dream that I was at Disney and took forever to go through a rotating door and then when I finally did I got sucked under it and stuck! LOL. I’m so not lying about this. So every time I go through these doors backstage I like freak out. Haha. But anyway, I made it through the doors and I met with my trainer. Her name is Carol and it was just me and here. Which is great because it’s just us and it’s more one on one time. So after about an hour of just going over paperwork and getting my “Earning My Ears” ribbon (yay!)

we went out to walk to the area and the trail. We hung out in Africa and looked around and then she showed me the break room for Pangani which is the same break room for the Kilimanjaro’s Safari drivers so that’s pretty cool. But to get to it you have to cross the Safari path and that’s kinda scary because you don’t want to get ran over by a humongous truck full of guest. Then after the break room we went to see the Gorillas (which I have decided are my favorite). So Carol was describing the Gorillas and giving me facts when all the sudden I needed a drink. So we walked to the water fountain to fill up my water bottle and then I felt like I needed to sit down. She asked if I could make it to the break room and I told her I kind of need to sit down immediately. So she sat me down on a bench and I instantly felt nauseous and started sweating like I have never sweated before. Like dripping off of me profusely. (And I think the bug bracelets they give us made my nausea worse because they are so strong. They are yellow bungee bracelets that smell like citronella). So Carol went to go get help and came back and told me we needed to go to the break room where it’s cool. So she literally had to hold me up and direct me to the break room because as soon as I stood up I started seeing spots and by the time we got across the Safari road I literally couldn’t see anything and my ears started ringing and I could barely hear. It was one of the scariest moments of my life. Like 10 times worse than marching season practice. LOL. And it all happened so fast! I was fine and then BAM I’m down. So she finally got me seated and then my pant legs started to go up and people started putting cold rags on the back of my knees and my wrists and the back of my neck. I kept trying to put my head down because I still felt nauseous, but they wouldn’t let me do that and then they started shoving these Gatorade like popsicles down my throat. So after about 30 minutes of that nonsense I felt much better and I had color in my face again. (Carol said she’s never seen someone turn that color before in her life). Lol. So we decided to go back to the training trailer and spend the rest of the day inside. So I’m kind of a day behind in training and might have to make it up, but I’m not really worried about. So we went over more boring stuff that I already know because of my last program. But I did find out I don’t have to do most of the E-learning (computer training) because this is my second program. So I was super freaking excited about that. But I did have to take the E-learning about zoonotic diseases. I just like saying zoonotic. Lol. It was kind of stupid. It just talked about rabies and West Nile and demonstrated how to properly wash your hands for like 15 minutes. lol. Which I totally didn’t need because I worked at a daycare and already know how to wash my hands!

Then we ate lunch and went over animal facts, which is like 90% of my job. There really is more to Trails than I anticipated. There are like 10 different positions and different areas with different animals and we have to know facts about every one of them. And then we have to interact with guest constantly and we also have to give out Wilderness Explorer badges at some of the positions.

Let me just take a minute to tell you about the Wilderness Explorers. It’s like the coolest, funest thing ever. Lol. So like I’m sure you’ve already figured out, it’s based of the Wilderness Explorers in the movie UP. Stationed around Animal Kingdom are Wilderness Explorer Leaders who have the best costume ever! Because they look just like the one from the movie. And they give out these booklets and there are 33 different badges (stickers) you can earn from all over the park. But the cool thing is that you have to do different things and find certain places and figure out puzzles in these books to earn your badge. So there are 4 or 5 badges you can earn inside Pangani Trail. There’s hiking badge where you have figure out the name of the water fall by the gorillas, there’s a tracking badge where you have to figure out the different tracks from different animals, and an aviation badge where you find different kinds of birds in our aviation section of the trail. It’s like to coolest thing and the kids love it! I’ve even seen adults with booklets. Lol. But if your stationed in one the positions that has a badge to give out, you get to carry a Wilderness Explorer bag and help the kids earn their badges. It’s super fun.

But anyway…back to training. So there’s a lot to know, but it is sooo much easier than custodial and Magic Kingdom. Lol. (Or as my roommate likes to call it, Tragic Kingdom. LOL. She’s working Tomorrow Land attractions). Like for closing all we do is follow our leader/manager around and put up ropes. Like seriously? Super easy. lol. And no matter what time the park closes, the Trails close at 7:00 because all the animals have to be put up before dark. Super sweet. One thing though that I will miss about MK is having a locker. There are no lockers at AK so there is literally nowhere to put our stuff. You can keep it in the break room, but that’s kinda sketchy. So I guess I’ll be traveling light. Lol.

So around 5:00 Carol decided to try going back on the trails again. And I was feeling much better so I figured I’d be ok. The first thing we did we go to the gorilla outlook and watch what they call the stationing of the gorillas. This is where they put the gorillas up for the night and it’s awesome to watch! Every animal in the park is trained. And I mean every single one. Even the birds. What happens is when the gorillas hesr a certain sound they know it’s time to go in. So the three less dominant gorillas start to go inside, but the dominant one sits on the specific rock while a trainer throws him treats and when she throws the special treat (tonight it was a cantaloupe) he knows she’s done and now he can go in. It really is amazing. I find the gorillas absolutely fascinating!

So after that we went over some of the positions of the Trail like Greeter and Research and Aviation. Seriously all this job is is standing and talking to guest. Lol. So we get to the Research building which is pretty humid because there’s no AC and the doors are constantly opening and shutting. And I got to see the naked mole rats which I’ve decided are also my favorites along with the gorillas. They are sooo interesting. They live in colonies completely underground and have a queen and workers and soldiers just like a bee hive. The queen is the only one who breeds and can she have up to 27 babies. They are completely blind. Like can’t even see light. And they huddle together to keep warm. I think they’re cute. Lol. But after visiting in there (way too long) we walked to the aviation part and I started to feel light headed. :/ I was like are you freaking kidding! So I told Carol right away because I did not want a repeat of this morning and neither did she. So we went straight back to the trailer and talked about closing instead of actually doing it. Plus it was like poring so it kind of worked out I guess. But again, they shoved those popsicles down my throat. Lol. They’re actually awesome and I need to see if I can find some at the store. Since obviously this humidity and I do not get along. It’s really bad. I’m just hoping I can make it…

So we went over closing and more animal facts and flash cards of every bird in the aviation section. And I have to memorize them. So that’s super fun. And then it was finally time to go home. So I had to go through the scary rotating doors again and catch the bus back home. I love the J bus. It’s so much calmer than the A bus from MK. Everyone gets to sit. Lol. But it does take a full hour to get back home. So that sucks. I got off at 7:30 and didn’t get home until about 8:45.

I have training tomorrow at 8. So I’m going to get up early and eat a good breakfast and drinks lots of water and hopefully I make it through the day. Ugh…I really hope I do. I felt so bad today.

 

 

Tiny Feet

Another day off. I slept in…of course. And then I met Michelle at Disney University so we could go to Company D and Property Control. I bought my Figment lanyard at Company D. Yay!

 

And then I bought new shoes, a shirt, and a jacket at Property Control. I’m super excited about my shoes because my other ones I bought on my last program are a lookin’ a little ratty.

 

It is so hard not to spend so much money in that store. I had to start putting stuff back because I had too much. Then I went on a quest to find my boots for work. Rachael and I walked all over the outlet mall yesterday and I found no boots. I went to sketchers and Wal-Mart today and they both have hiking boots, but only in men’s sizes! And for those of you who don’t know I’m a size 5 in women’s! So I tried on the smallest size they had in men’s and I couldn’t walk in them. So luckily I found some boots in the CHILDREN’S section…I don’t know if they’re going to work because I feel like they don’t look like “real” hiking boots, but I guess I’ll find out Wednesday. If they don’t work I really don’t know what I’m going to do because like I said, I’ve looked everywhere…Good thing about buying children’s shoes is that I only paid $13 for them. Lol.

 

 

 

So after the two hour trip to Wal-Mart (taking the buses SUCK) I came home and actually fixed super and hung out with the roomies. We played a round of headbanz which is super hilarious and fun.

 

I have tomorrow off. I think I’m really just going to stay home. It’s too hot to do anything and I just want to do nothing. Lol.

I’m a Walking/Talking/Moving Information Sign

So I had DAKlamation today! It’s park orientation for Animal Kingdom. So I set my alarm for 5:30 because I had to catch the bus at 6:35 so I would get there at 7:00 and have time to find the building by 8:00. Ridiculous I know. So I had a map of where I was suppose to go, but when I got off the bus I just followed some cast members who obviously didn’t know where they were going so I ended up taking the long way around, but I did get there with 45 minutes to spare.

The park is huge! There are bicycles backstage for cast members to use to get around back stage because the park is so massive. We learned that it’s 10,000 acres and the Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, and Hollywood would all fit inside the Animal Kingdom comfortably. Crazy I know! And we walked the whole park for orientation…But we started out riding Kilimanjaro’s Safari before the park was open so we got to see all the animals. That was pretty awesome. All three lions were out, we saw the new white rhinos, and both baby giraffes.

Then after we walked every land of AK we finally got to eat lunch in the Pride Rock Cast Member Cafeteria. And let me just say that the Mousecateria at MK is way better…lol. Then I found out exactly where I’ll be working! I’ll be working in Africa on the Panagani Trail…Jambo J For those of you who don’t know what that means…You know those signs at zoos in front of exhibits that tell you what is in the exhibit and then gives you tidbits of info? Well that’ll be me. I’ll be a walking/talking/moving info sign for the exhibits along the trail. Super exciting I know. Lol. I’m actually looking forward to it. It’s obviously laid back and I get to interact with guest all day. And my costume isn’t that bad. I pretty much look like a Girl Scout leader. No joke. It’s a mint green shirt with forest green pants and I even get a safari hat. Woo hoo. Lol. I’ll post a picture tomorrow.

I also got the rest of my training schedule and not only was I off the last two days, but I’m off the next two days as well. So I have no idea what I’m going to do with all the free time, but I’m not complaining.