You can add DH (27) & I (26) to the list of child-free by choice Disney lovers. Though we love my niece and nephew (and love spending time with them), kids aren't in the cards for us - we like our sleep, money and traveling too much

No offense to those who have children - but we don't want them!
We do have two furry children, Mia and Abby. We've had Mia (a tuxedo cat) for almost 5 years and Abby (the tabby) for 4 years. When we adopted Mia from the shelter, we adopted her with her brother, Max and got them when they were about 5 weeks old (the shelter said they were 8 weeks old - a vet said otherwise). However, a year later, Max developed serious kidney issues and had to be put down. Mia wasn't doing well on her own, so we adopted Abby who was about 4 months old (and severely malnourished). Abby was mildly feral and though she's loved me from the start (she grabbed on to me in the shelter!), she's been much more apprehensive with DH because he's the one who had to make her take pills when we first got her and catch her to give her the flea stuff (which we don't have to do anymore). She's opened up to him in the last year and a half and will now snuggle him if he's lying on the couch. Both cats are very sweet (though have serious jealousy issues between the two of them!), love to snuggle us and are VERY spoiled (our cat sitter tells us that they're two of the most spoiled yet sweetest cats he's ever known - maybe that's why I tip him so well?

). Okay, enough about them!
We LOVE doing Disney without kids, though we are the ones to take my niece and nephew when they go (the rest of my family could take or leave Disney

, except my mom who's a closet Disney nut - my parents live in CA, so at Christmas visit time, we take my niece and nephew). This last time we were there we ended up buying into DVC, so are looking forward to using our points!
We have a WDW trip planned for the end of Sept-beginning of Oct - there for 10 days and hitting the first couple of days of the Food & Wine Fest. We'll drink around the world and run the half marathon. (Both not very child-friendly I'm afraid - proves that we shouldn't have them!

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We then used the extra year's points (well sort of - has to do with use year stuff) from DVC to book a 4 day cruise on the Disney Dream. Two trips to plan at once - I'm in heaven!