jadedbeauty14304
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My upcoming Disney trip is really special because of what Disney World truly means to me. This is my third vacation to Disney in the past three years. Lets start with my cast of characters for this upcoming trip:
Myself- (Tracy) age 31- Visited Disney with my high school band for the first time in 1992, and marched in the Magic Music Days parade in MK. It was such a rush playing in front of so many people. We didn't get much time to spend in the parks, but I fell in love with the place. Since I was the daughter of two city cop's who refused to fly, my parents refused to take a vacation so far away. I swore when I was an adult, I would make sure I got back to such a magical place no matter what.
DD- (Tawney) age 10- My beautiful little princess, who loves emoticons.
She is in the fourth grade and is possibly one of the most polite children I have ever known.
DN- (Brittany) age 12- My favorite niece, and DD's best friend. Brittany has never been to WDW and refuses to even look at the website because she doesn't want to ruin the surprise. She wants to see everything for the first time through her own eyes. I have no pictures of her on this computer at this time.
Backstory
In Early 2004, my mother passed away from cancer, she was 56 years old. My daughter and nieces were all extremely close with her, and we had thrown around the idea of taking a trip to Disney, but her health deteriorated so fast that we never got the chance to. After she passed, my father (who won't step foot in an airplane) decided to send my daughter, myself, and one of my nieces to Disney, and take care of all the costs because he thought my mom would want that.
We went for three days and stayed at Allstar Music and had a good time, but not enough time to really experience everything we wanted to experience. It was special to me because I had not seen my little princess smile in the 6 months since she lost her grandmother, until I woke her up at 3 in the morning and told her to eat breakfast because we were leaving for Disney World in an hour. Ever since, it has been the place I turn to when my heart needs a smile of it's own.
More to come...
Myself- (Tracy) age 31- Visited Disney with my high school band for the first time in 1992, and marched in the Magic Music Days parade in MK. It was such a rush playing in front of so many people. We didn't get much time to spend in the parks, but I fell in love with the place. Since I was the daughter of two city cop's who refused to fly, my parents refused to take a vacation so far away. I swore when I was an adult, I would make sure I got back to such a magical place no matter what.
DD- (Tawney) age 10- My beautiful little princess, who loves emoticons.
She is in the fourth grade and is possibly one of the most polite children I have ever known.
DN- (Brittany) age 12- My favorite niece, and DD's best friend. Brittany has never been to WDW and refuses to even look at the website because she doesn't want to ruin the surprise. She wants to see everything for the first time through her own eyes. I have no pictures of her on this computer at this time.
Backstory
In Early 2004, my mother passed away from cancer, she was 56 years old. My daughter and nieces were all extremely close with her, and we had thrown around the idea of taking a trip to Disney, but her health deteriorated so fast that we never got the chance to. After she passed, my father (who won't step foot in an airplane) decided to send my daughter, myself, and one of my nieces to Disney, and take care of all the costs because he thought my mom would want that.
We went for three days and stayed at Allstar Music and had a good time, but not enough time to really experience everything we wanted to experience. It was special to me because I had not seen my little princess smile in the 6 months since she lost her grandmother, until I woke her up at 3 in the morning and told her to eat breakfast because we were leaving for Disney World in an hour. Ever since, it has been the place I turn to when my heart needs a smile of it's own.
More to come...
A female coworker (obviously really jealous of me) says " OK! Enough! Yes you are going to Disney, no one else is going and no one else cares!!"


He also loved Disney and the magic that exists there is what keeps me going back for more. I find comfort in WDW because so many happy memories can be found around each and every corner.
(DBF...not so much....
)
I'm on board for the rest of this sure to be great vacation!!!



