Planning Update
Another month closer to Disney and still so much to do/wait to do. While I'm in this waiting period until my 180 days or AFS is announced, I figured I would get started on my notebook. While it is way too early to print out any of my plans for the notebook, I decided I would at least get all the organizational stuff done. That way, once things are finalized, I can just print them out and we will be good to go!
So my notebook is is organized into 6 main categories and I use tabs to divide them in my notebook.
1. General Info
2. Resort Info
3. Magic Kingdom
4. Epcot
5. Hollywood Studios
6. Animal Kingdom
This time I also bought a 3 hole punched zipper pencil bag to keep in the notebook. Right now, it is holding our tickets, disney gift cards we have accumulated, and the small LED lights I bought to put on our stroller to easily identify it from the masses. It is just a nice way to keep everything together, even non paper things. I will probably have to get a bag as well to store some of the other things I have slowly been gathering like glow sticks, hand sanitizer, etc...
Just getting it set up made me happy
and made the trip feel closer!
I love your plans on how you will organize your binder! As you said, just getting one set up makes the trip feel that much closer!
So, is your hubby still home on leave?
I have also been wondering if your parents and in-laws who are going on the trip as much into the planning and WDW as you are? Or are they just going with the flow and letting you do all the planning? I am asking since I am the same age as your parents but I am the one who is a HUGE Disney fan! So, if I am ever blessed with grandchildren and fortunate enough to get to take a trip with one of my kids and their family it might be hard for me not to be involved in some of the planning. Tee Hee!
Actually, it will probably be me doing the planning for an extended family trip unless my son or daughter marry someone that is a big of a fan as me! By the time that ever happens down the road, I might be fine just sharing some of my ideas and letting someone else plan. Maybe Maybe not!
I wonder how much we love planning is part of our backgrounds as teachers?

I know that I do enjoy planning out a teaching schedule. And am envious of other teachers' cute well-organized binders! I do most of my curriculum planning online using the online website, Planbook.com. It is great in that you can add things, push lessons back and forth, add events, etc.. It is the best twelve dollars a year I have ever spent for teaching.

LIGHT BULB!! I just realized after I typed my last comment that I can use Planbook to outline my Disney trip. I can just add another class to my schedule and call it DISNEY! Since planbook allows you to keep your inputted lessons and archive them or create a template for hte new school year, I can do that. So, as my plans might change, I can change them.
