AirGoofy
DIS Dad#341
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I posted the following over at the Podcast threads in response to a dicussion about how annoying it was to hear someone complain about some trivial annoyance 'ruining their whole trip'. Might give you all a chuckle. DisFed seemed to like it.
Sheesh.
Ah, the complaints. I stayed at WDW and didn't get a free upgrade. It ruined my whole year. People just like to complain.
Major dilemma here.
I have my wife and kids all ready for a trip to Disney this August. We orignially planned to go after 8/15 because the southern schools are back in session and it will be less crowded. My daughter has figure-skating camp in Massachusetts on 8/24. We don't want to have her go to Massachusetts the day after she gets back from Disney, so we figured we'd go down to Disney on the 13th or 14th and come home on the 21st or 22nd. So far, so good.
Here's the rub: my wife now wants to go down with her sister and her sister's family who don't want to go in August. I've been bugging her since January to figure out something with her sister so I can make the reservations, etc. I don't want to get into a fight with my wife, but I also want to get these things set ahead of time. PLanning for Disney should be fun and exciting, not stressful.
I am afraid that what will happen is we either don't go at all or we go for a much shorter time in June or July. I don't want to be mean about it, but I can't figure out how to walk this fine line between sticking with our original plan and accomodating my sister-in-law and her family.
Help.
This one is easy for me. We book the trip when we want to go. If inlaws or friends want to go, then great. Let's plan some time to have fun at WDW. Can't go? Maybe next year. We're still going.