May 24, 2012

Adulthood


There's a new trend taking over all of my summers: adulthood.  I get little windows/flashes/peeks into what it's like to be an adult, in the real world, with a real 9-5 job 5 (maybe more) days a week.  And let me tell you, I sure don't like it.  Last summer it was only 6 weeks, now it's 3 months, and soon it'll be everyday for the rest of my life. It's a HUGE transition that I'm definitely not ready for.  


Anyways, enough with the future, for the summer, I'm interning with a wedding planner which is the job my sister/friends and I have always dreamed about having, and I finally get to live it! I finally get to see what actually goes into planning weddings! No it's not paid. Yes it's 5 days a week from 9:30 to 6:30, but the difference between last summer (in an office) and this summer is that I actually enjoy it.  There are days when I wish I didn't have to leave.  Those days I sometimes wonder if I'm actually heading down the right path with my major. Maybe it shouldn't be Government + Urban Planning? Maybe I should actually be an event planner.  I mean I've been told since I was 7 "do what you love, love what you do" right?  There are definitely some huge questions I have to somehow find the answers to. Eventually.


So for now, despite all the doubts, I'll try to live in the moment and enjoy what's happening now instead of worrying about what life will bring in the future. It all works out in the end anyways. 


On a lighter note, I did some inspirational research for colorful weddings today for my internship and found some awesome blogs (linked below): 





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Love Always,
          

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Wow, sounds like an amazing intern job! I adore the pictures, they're gorgeous.
X Jane

http://thetaleoftwobuttons.blogspot.com

Anonymous said...

i wish that somebody prepared me for adulthood a little bit more. it sure isn't easy, but than again i know so much more now then i did when i was a teen and i'm grateful for that. enjoy your internship! it definitely sounds more interesting than being in an office :)

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