Diser's for CMO!

[CodyandToby]

Hi fleagle! Tothesea's been keeping us posted on all you're doing...we think it's truly wonderful!

 

[limabeanmom2003]

LimaBean we are neighbors!!!

I live in Concord!

See you at the Harris Teeter!

Wow! How funny is that! Do I see a Carolinas Disney fan meet in the future?!?!

 

[limabeanmom2003]

Hi Everyone! Twins on board!

I remember your video!! Enjoyed it

 

[CodyandToby]

I remember your video!! Enjoyed it

Thank you! We enjoyed making it!

 

[tothesea]

I remember your video!! Enjoyed it

sidenote: when they were filming, the next door neighbor stopped and asked if they were trying to send off for Russian brides!

I bet a lot of you guys have stories like that about your filming experiences!??
What people must think of our Disney craziness!

 

[Justin M]

Hey gang! Back for my nightly check in . . .

Cody and Toby - welcome aboard! It's good to have you here! I, too, enjoyed your video.

So what's shakin'? What's new tonight?

 

[Justin M]

I bet a lot of you guys have stories like that about your filming experiences!??
What people must think of our Disney craziness!

Ha! Russian Brides, that's great.

At one point when we were filming mine - now remember I live in Pittsburgh and it was 10 degrees outside before the wind that day (gotta love winter) - I was outside doing the rolling down the sidewalk in an office chair bit. An elderly couple - very sweet people, I might add - pulled up to ask for directions. Of course I jumped up off the ground where I had landed, removed the child's size Disney princess bike helmet and kindly sent them on their way happily to their destination.

Seriously though, how lost do you have to be to think that stopping to ask an adult male wearing a suit rolling down a sidewalk in an office chair while wearing a Disney princess bike helmet that would barely fit a 6-year old in sub-freezing weather is your best option??

 

[CodyandToby]

Hey gang! Back for my nightly check in . . .

Cody and Toby - welcome aboard! It's good to have you here! I, too, enjoyed your video.

So what's shakin'? What's new tonight?

Thank you very much! We're glad to be on board! We liked your video too!!

 

[Marshay]

Ha! Russian Brides, that's great.

At one point when we were filming mine - now remember I live in Pittsburgh and it was 10 degrees outside before the wind that day (gotta love winter) - I was outside doing the rolling down the sidewalk in an office chair bit. An elderly couple - very sweet people, I might add - pulled up to ask for directions. Of course I jumped up off the ground where I had landed, removed the child's size Disney princess bike helmet and kindly sent them on their way happily to their destination.

Seriously though, how lost do you have to be to think that stopping to ask an adult male wearing a suit rolling down a sidewalk in an office chair while wearing a Disney princess bike helmet that would barely fit a 6-year old in sub-freezing weather is your best option??

OH, that is just too funny!!

So I always meant to ask -- how many times did you have to record the chair rolling down the sidewalk and falling off the curb? Any injuries??

 

[Marshay]

And since I just got done watching the Disney movie ... here is another inspirational quote, taken from Walt Disney and abbreviated for the film...

Keep Moving Forward!

2 points for guessing the movie!

 

[Justin M]

Meet the Robinsons

 

[Justin M]

A movie that I really enjoyed, by the way. I know it wasn't that hugely popular, but I really connected with it . . .


Anyway - uh we were outside filming for a lot longer than we wanted to be considering the temp. No serious injuries though . . . I was never a graceful child growing up (or a coordinated adult for that matter) so I've gotten pretty good at taking a fall!

 

[Marshay]

A movie that I really enjoyed, by the way. I know it wasn't that hugely popular, but I really connected with it . . .


Anyway - uh we were outside filming for a lot longer than we wanted to be considering the temp. No serious injuries though . . . I was never a graceful child growing up (or a coordinated adult for that matter) so I've gotten pretty good at taking a fall!

I loved all the "other" movie references -- and I'm sure I missed a gazillion of them!

 

[Justin M]

Well I'm going to have to head to bed soon. From the looks of our weather report up here I'm going to have some snow to shovel in the morning and I need to allow a lot of extra time for the commute.

Add that to the list of reasons why I'd rather be in Disney!

 

[Justin M]

I loved all the "other" movie references -- and I'm sure I missed a gazillion of them!

Oh me too. . . there were a lot. It was just a sweet, clever, energetically fun movie. Really, I didn't know what to expect when I finally had the chance to watch it because I hadn't heard too much positive buzz, but I thoroughly enjoyed it.

 

[DISgeeksfromDC]

Seriously though, how lost do you have to be to think that stopping to ask an adult male wearing a suit rolling down a sidewalk in an office chair while wearing a Disney princess bike helmet that would barely fit a 6-year old in sub-freezing weather is your best option??

I would have liked to have overheard the conversation in their car as they drove away. ("'Seems like a nice enough 'fella, but..." )

Does anyone have a good "caption" for that 'lil snapshot?

 

[DISgeeksfromDC]

Oh, and WELCOME, Cody and Toby!

 

[Marshay]

Welcome twins!

OK, since it's been a bit quiet...how about another get-to-know-you question...

Crocs or not?

 

[Marshay]

I'm a believer -- own 4 pair of Crocs with lots of Disney jibbitz.

Got them for DD and then converted DH, sister, two nephews, mom and dad!

And yes, I wore them the whole time at Disney -- no problems!

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Edit -- just realized it's midnight, so will check in tomorrow. G'nite all!

 

[tothesea]

Ha! Russian Brides, that's great.

At one point when we were filming mine - now remember I live in Pittsburgh and it was 10 degrees outside before the wind that day (gotta love winter) - I was outside doing the rolling down the sidewalk in an office chair bit. An elderly couple - very sweet people, I might add - pulled up to ask for directions. Of course I jumped up off the ground where I had landed, removed the child's size Disney princess bike helmet and kindly sent them on their way happily to their destination.

Seriously though, how lost do you have to be to think that stopping to ask an adult male wearing a suit rolling down a sidewalk in an office chair while wearing a Disney princess bike helmet that would barely fit a 6-year old in sub-freezing weather is your best option??

That is too funny Justin, and a memory I'm sure you'll never forget! That should definitely count for something in all of this...just what would you do to be CMO?!! Thanks for making me laugh!