Victoriasmom98
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Oui, Oui, Oui.......je aime le dejour de France!
Ok, my VERY BAD attempt at saying I love your France day!! I'm French, too, so you would think I could read and write it, but hey, there are days I can barely write English! Ugh!
I agree about your declining the park hoppers. I just think if you plan out your days accordingly, you can see everything you want to. Love the pics!

Ok, my VERY BAD attempt at saying I love your France day!! I'm French, too, so you would think I could read and write it, but hey, there are days I can barely write English! Ugh!
I agree about your declining the park hoppers. I just think if you plan out your days accordingly, you can see everything you want to. Love the pics!

It worked out pretty well though and I'm getting Mexico out of the way in the morning, leaving more time for other countries that evening when we come back. By moving Mexico to the morning I was also able to move some things around so we wouldn't have to criss-cross the lagoon so much and save ourselves travel time (which means more time for touring) and still get to see the performers we want. 
I just couldn't justify 200$ for Spectro. We can always add them while we are there if something throws a wrench in our plans!
I loved reading about all of the rides and attractions and deciding what fit with our family, looking at the maps to see how its all laid out, going over menus to see which ones had food for everyone. It was FUN for me to do all that.
(Truth be told I would sometimes lay in bed and have a mini trip in my mind, running through my day- that's why this title of this thread contains the word obsessive
)
I'm also pretty laid back and once we're there we will use the itinerary as a guide but not a bible, kwim? I am okay with missing the drummers in Japan because we just can't tear ourselves away from something else or the kids want to meet a favorite character. I wouldn't be okay with missing the drummers just because we were in Italy during the drummers and then in Japan while the jugglers were in Italy. The plan helps me feel like we'll get the most magic possible. I know for some people a plan like mine would make them feel like they're on a schedule and wouldn't be able to get lost in the magic as a result. I'm pretty laid back and while I love MAKING plans I have no real attachment to them once its done and can go with the flow. 

I didn't write dates down but I know when we graduated and that we left the next day so according to my album- that includes captions- we must have been at WDW on May 19, 1993; exactly 17 years ago today.
It wasn't until they were dropping us off at different parks that I really 'got it'. 

I was shocked when I looked through my pictures and had pictures of the INSIDE of HM. (btw, to show you how much of a newbie I was my pics are labeled Haunted HOUSE!
) The interior shots were too dark to post but here's an exterior shot:
I liked it at first but it was just too much. I'm not a passive, visual person and even in museums everything starts to look the same after a while if I don't stop to read my guidebook or something. I think this ride was just sensory overload for me. Still I took tons of pictures.

