For tough-guy DH's who ? cruising DCL...

[AliPom]

My office had to summon the plumber who is doing some rehab work on the floor above my office for some reasons for which I will spare you the details. He came down to my office with his boss, their heads hanging low with anticipation of me flipping out on them. (They are doing work directly above my desk and pounding head) "Oh, you're the one I've been wanting to see" said the plumber. "And you're the one I'VE been wanting to see" I responded sarcastically. "You had a Disney Wonder photo frame with your picture in it on your desk the other day" he said, as he looked at me waiting for me to flip out about the morning's events. "Do you have questions about it" I replied. "NO, he replied, his head lifted and a huge smile gleamed on his face, "I've been on it and can't wait to go again; isn't great!" In the midst of this plubming nightmare, we stood there like two fools with eyes twinkling, smiles beaming and thoughts running through our heads of our wonderful cruise memories. "Yeah, I said with an even larger smile than his, "I'm going again in September!" "Oh, are you lucky" he said with far-off dreamy eyes. Then his boss snapped us back to reality. Amazingly, the plumbing issue was resolved quickly! -- So to all those men out there who are wondering if a cruise is a guy-thing...I ask you, can a plumber manage to smile in the midst of an ucky bad plumbing situation??? He can if he has been on a Disney Cruise!

 

[mmouse37]

Cute story....behold... the power of....Disney (not cheese)!!! Love those commercials!!!!

MJ

 

[pal2pluto]

That is exactly the Magic.........

I've not seen people who sail other cruise lines "light up" quite like I've seen Disney cruisers light up. There is a magic in allowing yourself to become a kid and enjoy Mickey again.