Crichton
07-24-2002, 12:46 PM
Cast: Me - DH 25 & Her - DW 24
Date: Spring Break (March 17 - 24)
The saddest day is always the day you wake up, knowing that your bags are packed and your *breaks into song* "Leaving, on a Jet Plane....". We got up, did our morning routine and, with our towncar arriving at 10:30am, waited for the bell-person to help us with our luggage. We checked out and did a survey for a Cast Member standing outside CBR doing "vacation summary" surveys. We even chuckled a little when the Mears shuttle pulled up (not because it's a bad way to travel, simply because we had the inside track using a town car service - we knew we'd probably arrive at MCO before they did :) ).
http://php.unl.edu/dis/IM001063.JPG
We breezed through the check-in lines (because we were on a small carrier - Midwest Express) and marvelled at how long the United lines were, they had to be at least 300 yards long. For our line, there were just two people ahead of us when we got there. Soon we were on our way, looking at the wonderful southeastern climate from 30000 feet.
http://php.unl.edu/dis/IM001067.JPG
http://php.unl.edu/dis/IM001073.JPG
When we arrived back to the sharply cold weather of the Midwest, it was about 40 degrees and dropping. There hadn't been any snow in awhile, which was fortunate because we had to drive back to Lincoln (35 minute drive), but we knew something was amiss. Then, as we unpacked at home in Lincoln, the gentle snowflakes began to fall. As if taunting us, knowing that we were just in 80 degree tropical bliss, the snow continued to fall until almost ten inches had massed on the driveway, sidewalks, house roof, etc.. What a welcome back that was.
http://php.unl.edu/dis/325.jpg
Well - thanks for tuning in and reading about all of our adventures.
Three words.
We Love Disney.
Date: Spring Break (March 17 - 24)
The saddest day is always the day you wake up, knowing that your bags are packed and your *breaks into song* "Leaving, on a Jet Plane....". We got up, did our morning routine and, with our towncar arriving at 10:30am, waited for the bell-person to help us with our luggage. We checked out and did a survey for a Cast Member standing outside CBR doing "vacation summary" surveys. We even chuckled a little when the Mears shuttle pulled up (not because it's a bad way to travel, simply because we had the inside track using a town car service - we knew we'd probably arrive at MCO before they did :) ).
http://php.unl.edu/dis/IM001063.JPG
We breezed through the check-in lines (because we were on a small carrier - Midwest Express) and marvelled at how long the United lines were, they had to be at least 300 yards long. For our line, there were just two people ahead of us when we got there. Soon we were on our way, looking at the wonderful southeastern climate from 30000 feet.
http://php.unl.edu/dis/IM001067.JPG
http://php.unl.edu/dis/IM001073.JPG
When we arrived back to the sharply cold weather of the Midwest, it was about 40 degrees and dropping. There hadn't been any snow in awhile, which was fortunate because we had to drive back to Lincoln (35 minute drive), but we knew something was amiss. Then, as we unpacked at home in Lincoln, the gentle snowflakes began to fall. As if taunting us, knowing that we were just in 80 degree tropical bliss, the snow continued to fall until almost ten inches had massed on the driveway, sidewalks, house roof, etc.. What a welcome back that was.
http://php.unl.edu/dis/325.jpg
Well - thanks for tuning in and reading about all of our adventures.
Three words.
We Love Disney.