Since yesterday was the day that last posts shenanigans transpired, I thought a quick update on how things played out was in order.
First, I attended the ceremony. I spent the day trying my hardest to sort out the story, (as did the others involved with it! Two main members fell ill, they tried to replace both, one twice, and still needed a 3rd thereafter due to bailing.) but alas with illness and life's punches, it couldn't work out. I'm really lucky to have had the people in my corner I did, even the bureaucratic part I was trying to get worked out I had a very helpful kind person, so though I didn't get my story done and still need to scrap one together and scramble and have that noise still; I learned a lot from the experience so far and can appreciate the efforts of everyone who was involved.
The radio show meeting was bumped to noon, so I did end up attending that. My group partly didn't show up and the other that did was busy, so that solved itself.
So that leaves the ceremony, which was fancy and pretty good. My table had a classmate of mine (which I wanted to visit with more but social anxieties locked me to my chair...) which was nice to have a familiar face nearby. It was also fun to watch the ceremony, be it now that I've taken a public speaking course so I can apply what I've learned and see how it applies in a true situation.
Alright I've yammered on long enough. Abridged version is I learned nothing about organization and am the same as always.
I wish I had a Time-Turner.
First, I attended the ceremony. I spent the day trying my hardest to sort out the story, (as did the others involved with it! Two main members fell ill, they tried to replace both, one twice, and still needed a 3rd thereafter due to bailing.) but alas with illness and life's punches, it couldn't work out. I'm really lucky to have had the people in my corner I did, even the bureaucratic part I was trying to get worked out I had a very helpful kind person, so though I didn't get my story done and still need to scrap one together and scramble and have that noise still; I learned a lot from the experience so far and can appreciate the efforts of everyone who was involved.
The radio show meeting was bumped to noon, so I did end up attending that. My group partly didn't show up and the other that did was busy, so that solved itself.
So that leaves the ceremony, which was fancy and pretty good. My table had a classmate of mine (which I wanted to visit with more but social anxieties locked me to my chair...) which was nice to have a familiar face nearby. It was also fun to watch the ceremony, be it now that I've taken a public speaking course so I can apply what I've learned and see how it applies in a true situation.
Alright I've yammered on long enough. Abridged version is I learned nothing about organization and am the same as always.
I wish I had a Time-Turner.
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