glennbo123
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I also wondered how it was that Disney can feature characters and an attraction from Song of the South, but deem the film too offensive to be released in the US. I would seem that the two concepts would be mutually exclusive. But I digress.
"Whatever you do, don't throw me into that briar patch!"
I agree. I've told my kids some of the stories of brer rabbit, brer bear, and brer fox, but they will probably never see the movie.
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This is a great picture.
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(Nikon N60, Sigma 70-300, Shutter Priority Mode 1/1000, ISO 400)
To me, this guy looks like Bob Hope in one of those "on the road" movies.
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Looks like Donald is saying, "Yo, it's the Biscuits!"
Knowing wed be sitting a while, Tracy insisted the girls stop by the facilities just in case and before long came back out for the camera. It seems Hailee had been enamored with the kids sinks all week and wanted to take a picture of them.
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Sony Cybershot DSC-S700, Auto Mode) First Lady Biscuit
And a future DIS TR writer is born!
When we reached Epcot, Bill came over and asked us to wait to exit the boat. When we go to the dock, a lady met us with a sack and handed it to Bill. It was a brand new Disneyworld poncho for Hailee. She was a bit cold on the idea Im afraid as she is extremely shy around strangers. We thanked him profusely and tried to get Hailee to smile, but she just muttered a quiet thank you. It took us a few minutes to get it all situated on her and gather up our gear. Bill went to finish with the boat, then we saw him again as we headed to the gates. We gave him another thank you and Hailee did give a little wave this time.
Tracy was stunned. I was a bit surprised myself. There once was a time when such stories were commonplace. Im hoping that they become so again. As we talked about it on the way into the park, I told her that this was why I loved Disney so much.
Way to go Bill! You da man!

Its a clip put together by Kodak that features a Dad at his daughters wedding reminiscing on her growing up and all the memories they share. Suddenly I felt kind of oafish and pulled Tahli up and my lap, gave her a big hug, told her how much I loved her and how proud I was to be her dad. Then I thanked God that I was privileged enough to be here with my family.
I think I've got something in my eye....need a minute before I can continue reading.
It was just what I needed to bring the trip back into perspective. The reason I came wasnt to conquer rides or to rush to every dining reservation or to watch every show. I came to spend time with my girls. My purpose was to let them know how much they meant to me and to hopefully create in them memories that will last a lifetime.
You're a smart man, GB. And trainable.
Looks like all in all, it was a great day!