Introduction, A Trip Report From Way Way Back
October 15 - 22, 2015
Howdy folks! This trip report was supposed to happen ages ago but as I look forward to my next trip I find myself wants to do this. Let's start with our cast of characters.
Myself, Tanner - I am now 26, I am a computer science student, slightly overgrown at 6'8" and a huge sports and Disney fan.
DGF, Ally - My girlfriend, nursing student, my balance and my love
DSis, Taryn - My younger sister, we quarrel a ton but I love her to death
DF, Arnie(Dad) - My dad, lives a 12 hour drive from me so I don't see him much so this was a great experience.
Okay, so not a great photo but it was better than others we have from the trip. So before we start, a little background on the trip. This was super spontaneous, Ally and I taken a drive one day and were laying on a dock and I had been fantasizing about Disneyland lately and finally she told me to stop talking about it because she was sad we couldn't go. I replied with what if we could, and she said we didn't have enough money. This sounded like a challenge to me and I went to work to figure out how I could plan this trip. I first asked my sister if she would be interested going and sharing a hotel room to drive down costs. She was on board, great one down one to go. I knew my mom would be a hard no, she is not a fan of Disney or theme parks. DADDDD. I called him and I expected this to be a hard negotiation but he was quickly on board and had booked the trip for us. Fantastic, that was surprisingly easy. I told Ally and she quickly made me a jar to save spending money for the trip with the tips I was making moving furniture. October 16, we were heading out.
This all happened in July, which meant I had a ton of time to make plans and research. I also began work at my local Disney Store as a seasonal cast member that would turn into a permanent position. I was told very early on in my tenure I would be made permanent which was awesome. You may notice I randomly ramble off, my apologies in advance. So, in the end, we settled on 2 days driving down from Vancouver, 1 day at Universal, 3 days at DLR, 1 day to do what we please, 1 day driving back. I am currently in the process of editing my RAW photos and will begin to write the first chapter of the trip report once I get a couple edited.
Thanks for reading, even if I am not as great as some other writers!
October 15 - 22, 2015
Howdy folks! This trip report was supposed to happen ages ago but as I look forward to my next trip I find myself wants to do this. Let's start with our cast of characters.
Myself, Tanner - I am now 26, I am a computer science student, slightly overgrown at 6'8" and a huge sports and Disney fan.
DGF, Ally - My girlfriend, nursing student, my balance and my love
DSis, Taryn - My younger sister, we quarrel a ton but I love her to death
DF, Arnie(Dad) - My dad, lives a 12 hour drive from me so I don't see him much so this was a great experience.

Okay, so not a great photo but it was better than others we have from the trip. So before we start, a little background on the trip. This was super spontaneous, Ally and I taken a drive one day and were laying on a dock and I had been fantasizing about Disneyland lately and finally she told me to stop talking about it because she was sad we couldn't go. I replied with what if we could, and she said we didn't have enough money. This sounded like a challenge to me and I went to work to figure out how I could plan this trip. I first asked my sister if she would be interested going and sharing a hotel room to drive down costs. She was on board, great one down one to go. I knew my mom would be a hard no, she is not a fan of Disney or theme parks. DADDDD. I called him and I expected this to be a hard negotiation but he was quickly on board and had booked the trip for us. Fantastic, that was surprisingly easy. I told Ally and she quickly made me a jar to save spending money for the trip with the tips I was making moving furniture. October 16, we were heading out.
This all happened in July, which meant I had a ton of time to make plans and research. I also began work at my local Disney Store as a seasonal cast member that would turn into a permanent position. I was told very early on in my tenure I would be made permanent which was awesome. You may notice I randomly ramble off, my apologies in advance. So, in the end, we settled on 2 days driving down from Vancouver, 1 day at Universal, 3 days at DLR, 1 day to do what we please, 1 day driving back. I am currently in the process of editing my RAW photos and will begin to write the first chapter of the trip report once I get a couple edited.
Thanks for reading, even if I am not as great as some other writers!
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