Just giving you more options to complicate your decision
I told her that was not an option for us and there is plenty of things to do there for DD. 
There are some great things on there that I am trying to resist at the moment. I really like the short sets and some of the little dresses. 
for keeping up with the C25K!!
Another option is to rent a stroller from Orlandostrollersrentals.com Disney charges $30 bucks a day for a double
My sister shares the same sentiment with EP--she thinks we should bypass it.
I am trying to avoid the Disney store's website.
There are a lot of positive reviews for Orlando Stroller Company. They are more reasonable that renting from Disney. The rent City Mini Jogging Strollers with reclining seats (if that matters) and have a basket. I would do one if we were flying but since we are driving, we are packing our stroller.
). Whenever I wanted to stop and walk, I just used the podcast to remind me of my reward - a trip to Disney. Not to mention the sense of accomplishment, blah, blah, blah. Let's face it. This is about going to Disney! 
). I was counting on the EMHs to allow us some ride-time. At least I know we went on most of the headliners in December during the Christmas Party (MVMCP - I couldn't think of the name for a minute). I'll have to tell the story of the Christmas Party later! 
Crazy!!
I am keeping an eye out on them and may order stuff come summer.
Awesome job on the 20 minute run! Knew you could do it
Yup--she said the next time they go they will not be going to EP either.
I think the prices are pretty reasonable--the experience we have with what we have gotten from Disney store is it lasts a long time.
Amanda, don't you love it when you push through and keep running! Sigh...I love that feeling. What week/day are you on now? I'm just starting back up so I just finished W1D2. I have to get something better to time myself, the watch I have with a 2nd hand is small and I have a hard time seeing it while running.
No Epcot?!?!? That's crazy talk.
Who brings a suit to Disney??? I really do need to start making a packing list! And my DH's family is so annoying that we wouldn't invite them anyway.... 
). I'm going to San Francisco for a few days. My hotel is booked but I need to figure out flights. And I need to create my poster and my powerpoint presentation. UGH! And look over the data and get my act together. You get the point....
2 WEEKS!! Awesome!
I haven't looked into APs but I think with three trips in a 12 month period it makes sense. I'm not so sure about the DVC. I guess I would suggest looking into the cost and then weighing it against how much you'd spend to stay in equivelant accomodations. You might think about renting DVC points for one of your upcoming trips to see what its like to stay w/o Mousekeeping etc. I read about it in a TR titled 'First trip (of many!) as Mr. and Mrs.' and I think there are links in that thread for info about renting the points.
San Francisco sounds fun! I think I'd have to see some sights if I were you!
). I'm considering going to the Disney Family Museum this time. It's an illness!
What half-marathon shirt??? I wanted to order the one they sell for 2011, but all the had were smalls.
I was going to tell you how you could upgrade to an AP, but then I checked out your thread about it and it sounds like you have plenty of people helping you out and most of them know more than me.
The buying a small DVC resale I know all about though. We bought a small resale (50 points) last fall at the Boardwalk with the plan of transferring points from other members so we would have enough points for large reservations. We've only done 1 point transfer so far and it worked out just fine. However you should make sure you really look into this before you take the plunge because there are lots of restrictions. You can only do 1 transfer a year so you have to make sure you get enough points in that transfer. You have to find a member that will do the transfer (I found mine on the DVC rental board). And there is always some risk involved. Most transfers involve giving half the money first then receiving the transfer, then paying the other half. There is nothing but trust stopping someone from taking the money you've sent via paypal and running. So if you aren't willing to do do transfers I'd say a small DVC isn't for you. 50 points even with banking and borrowing will not be enough for the kind of vacations you're considering. And if you're going to pay extra for the housekeeping that is also something to consider. I think it's at least $50 a day for a 2 bedroom villa. (But don't quote me on that.) The primary reason we bought into DVC wasn't financial. It was an emotional investment for me so that I knew there would never be "a last trip". Maybe we'll save a few bucks over time, but frankly at this point it would be just as cheap to rent points from on owner (though that involoves trust as well). The upcoming trip will be my 3rd time renting points and we've always had a good experience with it. So that is my take on the small DVC resale thing. Obviously I'd do it (we did), but I'd make sure you understood what you were getting into.
Ok so that may be more than you wanted to know, but that's what you get for mentioning it
