Personal Narrative: Journal Entry
Journal Entry One
If I had to categorize my feelings during orientation, it would be exhausted,uncomfortable, isolated and interested. Thursday was action packed with events; from 6 am to 11pm I was on the move. After the rain soaked scavenger hunt, I was stripped of all the energy & enthusiasm I possessed at the beginning of the day. As a result I fell asleep once my head touched my soft pillow and my body laid on that stone hard “mattress” . In unfamiliar settings and situations I immediately become uncomfortable. Between not being in Philadelphia and not knowing anyone in the group, the uneasy and awkward feelings started to set in throughout the the day. This uncomfortable feeling would later lead to isolation. Everyone was so approachable,
If I had to categorize my feelings during orientation, it would be exhausted,uncomfortable, isolated and interested. Thursday was action packed with events; from 6 am to 11pm I was on the move. After the rain soaked scavenger hunt, I was stripped of all the energy & enthusiasm I possessed at the beginning of the day. As a result I fell asleep once my head touched my soft pillow and my body laid on that stone hard “mattress” . In unfamiliar settings and situations I immediately become uncomfortable. Between not being in Philadelphia and not knowing anyone in the group, the uneasy and awkward feelings started to set in throughout the the day. This uncomfortable feeling would later lead to isolation. Everyone was so approachable,