it really is good to see someone so excited! my advice is to try to be consious of the presence of Christ throughout the day and act accordingly. I say christ instead of God because it is generally easier to imagine the person of Jesus than the unseen glory of God. It helps to wear a scapular or maybe keep a rosary or cross in your pocket- every time you see or touch it it will reming you to stay focused on Christ. do pray your rosary, but make sure that you are attentive to the prayers and the mysteries. the rosary is the greatest prayer other than the Mass, and if you continue praying it attentively and reverantly, you will look back in five years and wonder how you’d ever lived without it before! I would not suggest getting into too many discussions with other people in regards to defending the Catholic Faith- not yet. when you are approached by people about your conversion, the best answer is always, “This is where I found God”. Talk to good catholics that are prayerful and serve, learn as much as you can, and pray throughout the day. read the lives of the saints, or better yet- books written by the saints. take it slowly and enjoy your rica process. being a cradle catholic, i never have been outside of the Church and I always am amazed at the faith of converts. enjoy your rcia process, it will only happen once!