wvnative
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Gosh I hope so 'cuz I'm about busting at the seams. And I'm slightly bored at work on this bright, sunny, warm, Friday afternoon.
Cast?
Me, of course. 37, FT single mom (of a teenager), PT student, lover of all things Disney
Her, because I didn't want to go alone. My best friend (aside fom my sister who can't go right now), hasn't been to the park in about 25 years. I know, I know. She's going now. No kids, middle of a divorce and I think she's 33. Thoroughly jazzed about spending several days at the Happiest Place on earth.
Why is the teenager not going you ask. Because she'll be in Chicago on a school tour. She's offically made any mention of Disneyland in her presence taboo. lol Can you tell where she'd rather be? Her flight leaves at about 6 am and we'll be on the road as soon as it takes off. The drive is about 6 hours from Phoenix so we should get there just in time for lunch. From the Red Cart of course. I was recently informed that we will have to deal with the cheerleader invasion but that's o.k. We'll be there for the first day of the Street Party so we'll be sure to take that in.
Anywho... we generally start planning our next trip on the way home from our last one. We did that this time only things got changed. We weren't supposed to go until June. Since I can't afford the cost to send both of us to Chicago, I figured this was only fair. (she disagrees) That said, I've been planning this trip in earnest since mid August. Rooms were booked as soon as the spring rates were released. Normally, I stay at the Desert Inn. This time we got a room at the entertainment rate from HOJO. Couldn't pass up the savings. lol On the top of her list of things to do, POTC. I can't wait to see her reaction to Soarin' as we both have a fear of heights and as much as I love it, it gets to me a little. lol Breakfast at the Carnation Cafe is a must so we have PS for Saturday morning. To make the trip more affordable, we'll bring our own water and pack in a lunch and snacks.
Not including today, I have 17.5 days of work. My calendar says 27 more days to go.
Cast?
Me, of course. 37, FT single mom (of a teenager), PT student, lover of all things Disney
Her, because I didn't want to go alone. My best friend (aside fom my sister who can't go right now), hasn't been to the park in about 25 years. I know, I know. She's going now. No kids, middle of a divorce and I think she's 33. Thoroughly jazzed about spending several days at the Happiest Place on earth.
Why is the teenager not going you ask. Because she'll be in Chicago on a school tour. She's offically made any mention of Disneyland in her presence taboo. lol Can you tell where she'd rather be? Her flight leaves at about 6 am and we'll be on the road as soon as it takes off. The drive is about 6 hours from Phoenix so we should get there just in time for lunch. From the Red Cart of course. I was recently informed that we will have to deal with the cheerleader invasion but that's o.k. We'll be there for the first day of the Street Party so we'll be sure to take that in.
Anywho... we generally start planning our next trip on the way home from our last one. We did that this time only things got changed. We weren't supposed to go until June. Since I can't afford the cost to send both of us to Chicago, I figured this was only fair. (she disagrees) That said, I've been planning this trip in earnest since mid August. Rooms were booked as soon as the spring rates were released. Normally, I stay at the Desert Inn. This time we got a room at the entertainment rate from HOJO. Couldn't pass up the savings. lol On the top of her list of things to do, POTC. I can't wait to see her reaction to Soarin' as we both have a fear of heights and as much as I love it, it gets to me a little. lol Breakfast at the Carnation Cafe is a must so we have PS for Saturday morning. To make the trip more affordable, we'll bring our own water and pack in a lunch and snacks.
Not including today, I have 17.5 days of work. My calendar says 27 more days to go.