Disney Therapeutic?

[BostonTigger]

I've actually posted this once before, but I really feel that Disney is therapeutic. Some of you may remember some of my past posts regarding school and how I've thought about quiting (I had a really bad fall semester and wanted to quit a number of times). Well, I haven't and I have about 6 weeks left and I'll have a College Degree. I'll be done with school forever....until I decide to go back. This semester has been a lot better than last semester, by far. But I still have had my doubts. Anyways, whenever I had these doubts I would think back to my past trips to WDW and my future Graduation-present-to-myself trip in the fall. And you know, it works. I just think about my leisurely stroll down Main Street and I relax. I'm not sure if I'm the only one who knows this, but If I am I had to depart with this knowledge. Thanks for letting me ramble.


Steven

 

[helenabear]

Steven, as someone who wanted to quit college many times myself (pretty much my whole time), I understand where you are coming from! I do know that the one trip I had planned while in college really was theraputic for me as well. There is something so wonderful about planning a trip... that Disney magic I guess. Anyway, I wish you the best as you finish up your last 6 weeks. A college degree is something to be very proud of!

 

[Pin Wizard]

Hang in there, Steven! Just think how great it will feel when you have that degree in your hand! When I started last summer, I wanted to start with a great GPA and took all the courses easy for me and that I enjoyed. Two semesters later I'm stuck with the classes I'm not so good in. It's been a tough semester, but I'm hanging in there. And lately I've been so distracted and unable to concentrate. This too shall pass.

 

[DixieDreamer]

The "magic" of a Disney vacation is VERY therapeutic for me.

Hang in there!

 

[Dan Murphy]

That's great, Steven. Stick with it, you will be doing WDW in no time, and many times after that. My best.

 

[DonnaS]

As someone who had a rough childhood, I find it very therapeutic-- just check out my first countdown clock.

 

[BostonTigger]

Thanks for the great posts everyone. I can't tell you how many times I wanted to quit...but I stuck in there. Everyone here will be hearing from me when I get my degree.


Thanks
steven