What does Jackie find even remotely close to not amazing?

[*NikkiBell*]

I've been following this thread since it first began and wanted to say how incredibly impressed I am by Jackie's response to it. I'm sure we can all agree that it isn't easy being the "new kid on the block" especially in a medium like this. I think Jackie's ability to take the comments here and roll with them says a lot about her character. Criticism can be tough to deal with whether it is meant to be in jest or not. Kudos to you, Jackie!

 

[HollywoodTowerHotel]

Jackie's positivity is being celebrated rather than being criticized.

 

[Tonyz]

Jackie was raving about those Chip and Dale cheddar cheese crackers. Part of me wishes I had the same lust for life that she does, but part of me thinks it might be exhausting.

 

[Sean91]

I love Jackies optimistic view on life. It's such a breathe of fresh air!

 

[WebmasterJackie]

I've been following this thread since it first began and wanted to say how incredibly impressed I am by Jackie's response to it. I'm sure we can all agree that it isn't easy bring the "new kid on the block" especially in a medium like this. I think Jackie's ability to take the comments here and roll with them says a lot about her character. Criticism can be tough to deal with whether it is meant to be in jest or not. Kudos to you, Jackie!

Wow, Nikki! Thanks!

I know that my 'everything is awesome' attitude can annoy some but I'm really OK with that! Can't make everyone happy all the time, right?

 

[samsteele]

I'm sure we can all agree that it isn't easy bring the "new kid on the block" especially in a medium like this.

I get this & thought it was a nice, supportive thing to say. Even though 99% (maybe even 100%) of the comments here have been glowing, it still isn't easy for someone to see their name in a post. I know if it was me, I'd prob have a little intake of breath each time I got a post notice wondering what they were going to say. This is really true when the comments are about someone's general personality rather than something they did. eg I think it might be easier to see comments (whether glowing or not) about a dining critique I made rather than my personality and how I present myself to the world. It's so much more personal. So kudos to Jackie. She's a pretty confident trooper!

 

[pjweaver]

I see Jackie as a representative of many of us viewers. Whether 2000 miles away or 2 hours away, there is a magic in going to WDW. It sounds like a dream to live 20 minutes away or even work at a park, but I fear as time went on that magic would dull like an overused blade. I can see the pure joy of moving to St. Cloud and having an annual pass, but then I also can see it fading away into a task, the same way people who love to swim feel after getting their own pool.
You need to keep the magic going Jackie.