Tinkerbellarella
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Blue Caterpillar: Who are you?
Alice Kingsley: Absolem?
Blue Caterpillar: You're not Absolem. I'm Absolem. Stupid girl.
(You've just GOT to love Alan Rickman...even as a caterpillar.)
So it occurs to me, now, that perhaps before I divulge all of the various details of this lil' trip to the World, it might interest you to know who "WE" are!
I know some of you know me from previous PTRs/TRs. (
)
And some of you have the "pleasure" of knowing me in person. (
)
But only one of you (TK) really knows BF at all and I think some perspective is necessary in order for you to truly appreciate the plans we have for this trip.
So...
Hi.
I'm Tinkerbellarella and I'm a well-documented Disaholic.
I have loved all things Disney since I was a wee child (I miss 2ScottishPrincesses). My grandparents took my on my first trip to the World when I was 7 and I haven't looked back since. I'm well-versed in answering the "You're going AGAIN?!" question without the requirement of a straight jacket and also have no qualms about also saying how much I enjoy visiting Sea World and US/IOA. BF and I did that trip last April and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. We're looking forward to returning once all the Harry Potter Hoopla has quieted down.
Or when I find a fantastic deal, whichever comes first.
In addition to Disney, I love the following things, in no particular order: books, shoes, animals, the sunrise, shoes, red hair, movies, shoes, Sephora, shoes, road trips, sunsets, shoes, COACH, my Blackberry, fresh flowers, food, food and food, sparkly jewelry...and shoes. I'm a true Princess at heart.
I'm heading to the World for my 12th trip. This will be my first trip there however with this Prince Charming of a man, my BF (boyfriend, in DISspeak, not Best Friend):
(in't he handsome?!
)
US:
BF has been to the World (MK and Epicot only, I believe) with some family in the past. At the time they lived in Melbourne, FL and it was any easy day trip. However, he's never stayed on site, never been to DHS or the AK and, like many non-DISers, calls the MK "Disney World". He's graciously (or smartly) given me the planning reigns for this trip and is slowly but surely getting excited about it.
At least he isn't cringing every time I open my mouth and say the word Disney anymore.
Believe me, big improvement.
BF wasn't exactly anti-Disney. We both love some of the same Disney movies: WALL-E, Lilo & Stitch, Ratatouille, Monsters Inc. and Meet the Robinsons. However, BF has some sad memories of the parks from some of his day trips and so has run the gamut from adamant about not going again to just plain hesitant. I think he still is a tad hesitant but he also knows how much this trip means to me and I really think he's curious about seeing the World through my eyes.
Plus, the boy likes to eat so our "gateway" dinner at Cali Grill last year REALLY piqued his interest. It's true, the quickest way to a man's heart (and vacation time) is through his stomach!
BF and I have known each other for roughly 13 years. And it's been an interesting 13 years. We met when I was 17 and he was 22. Over a year of friendship we fell in love and were together for 4 years. Life, apparently, wasn't ready for our happily ever after, however, and so we broke up. We kept in touch, mostly over the next few years and then, in 2005, decided to try the whole dating thing again.
FYI - "RE-dating" someone is a weird, weird experience.
On January 10, 2006 we decided to let Life in on a little secret...
We were ready for our happily ever after, thank you very much.
We have been together since. We aren't married, engaged and in no way shape or form are we rushing to the altar. We aren't even really slowly drifting in that direction. Who knows, maybe someday, but for now we're content to be together and wildly in love.
These are our children, Isabel (left) and Dory (right):
They look just like us, no?
While we both love children and have multiple godchildren, nieces, and small children we like to borrow, we don't have any of the furr-less kind of our own. And we intend to keep it that way.
Unfortunately, our furry kids aren't joining us on this trip. They'll be staying with their Grammy and Grampy (my parents) and their cousins (their two cats and their dog). Our girls don't know about this yet. Shh. We're going to break the news soon...like right around September 18th.
BF and I live in a quaint little town in Southeastern, MA, close to most of our family. While I wish we lived about 1,200 mi. closer to the House of Mouse, we certainly don't have it bad. At all. We live in a beautiful neighborhood, rent a small but historic (and haunted) home, and have this to look forward to every day:
Some of BF's family lives in rural Tennessee and we'll be road tripping there later this month for a visit - vacation numero uno of our summer. Disney is vacaton numero tres. (Numero do is going to be a staycation.) I may include a single sidebar post about our Tennessee trip since it will be me and BF driving down in one car and his brother, SIL and their two girls in another car and should add some nice flavor to what kind of people we are.
(FYI: The crazy kind. Just sayin'.)
And that's about the long and short of who we are. I'm sure other little personality quirks will rear their (sometimes ugly) heads as we move week to week towards the trip, but I think that's all you "need" to know right now. If you have any questions feel free to ask.
UP NEXT: Attaaaack of the giant, killer Play-Doh!
Alice Kingsley: Absolem?
Blue Caterpillar: You're not Absolem. I'm Absolem. Stupid girl.
(You've just GOT to love Alan Rickman...even as a caterpillar.)
So it occurs to me, now, that perhaps before I divulge all of the various details of this lil' trip to the World, it might interest you to know who "WE" are!
I know some of you know me from previous PTRs/TRs. (

And some of you have the "pleasure" of knowing me in person. (

But only one of you (TK) really knows BF at all and I think some perspective is necessary in order for you to truly appreciate the plans we have for this trip.
So...
Hi.
I'm Tinkerbellarella and I'm a well-documented Disaholic.



I have loved all things Disney since I was a wee child (I miss 2ScottishPrincesses). My grandparents took my on my first trip to the World when I was 7 and I haven't looked back since. I'm well-versed in answering the "You're going AGAIN?!" question without the requirement of a straight jacket and also have no qualms about also saying how much I enjoy visiting Sea World and US/IOA. BF and I did that trip last April and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. We're looking forward to returning once all the Harry Potter Hoopla has quieted down.
Or when I find a fantastic deal, whichever comes first.

In addition to Disney, I love the following things, in no particular order: books, shoes, animals, the sunrise, shoes, red hair, movies, shoes, Sephora, shoes, road trips, sunsets, shoes, COACH, my Blackberry, fresh flowers, food, food and food, sparkly jewelry...and shoes. I'm a true Princess at heart.
I'm heading to the World for my 12th trip. This will be my first trip there however with this Prince Charming of a man, my BF (boyfriend, in DISspeak, not Best Friend):


(in't he handsome?!

US:

BF has been to the World (MK and Epicot only, I believe) with some family in the past. At the time they lived in Melbourne, FL and it was any easy day trip. However, he's never stayed on site, never been to DHS or the AK and, like many non-DISers, calls the MK "Disney World". He's graciously (or smartly) given me the planning reigns for this trip and is slowly but surely getting excited about it.
At least he isn't cringing every time I open my mouth and say the word Disney anymore.
Believe me, big improvement.
BF wasn't exactly anti-Disney. We both love some of the same Disney movies: WALL-E, Lilo & Stitch, Ratatouille, Monsters Inc. and Meet the Robinsons. However, BF has some sad memories of the parks from some of his day trips and so has run the gamut from adamant about not going again to just plain hesitant. I think he still is a tad hesitant but he also knows how much this trip means to me and I really think he's curious about seeing the World through my eyes.
Plus, the boy likes to eat so our "gateway" dinner at Cali Grill last year REALLY piqued his interest. It's true, the quickest way to a man's heart (and vacation time) is through his stomach!
BF and I have known each other for roughly 13 years. And it's been an interesting 13 years. We met when I was 17 and he was 22. Over a year of friendship we fell in love and were together for 4 years. Life, apparently, wasn't ready for our happily ever after, however, and so we broke up. We kept in touch, mostly over the next few years and then, in 2005, decided to try the whole dating thing again.
FYI - "RE-dating" someone is a weird, weird experience.
On January 10, 2006 we decided to let Life in on a little secret...
We were ready for our happily ever after, thank you very much.
We have been together since. We aren't married, engaged and in no way shape or form are we rushing to the altar. We aren't even really slowly drifting in that direction. Who knows, maybe someday, but for now we're content to be together and wildly in love.
These are our children, Isabel (left) and Dory (right):

They look just like us, no?

While we both love children and have multiple godchildren, nieces, and small children we like to borrow, we don't have any of the furr-less kind of our own. And we intend to keep it that way.
Unfortunately, our furry kids aren't joining us on this trip. They'll be staying with their Grammy and Grampy (my parents) and their cousins (their two cats and their dog). Our girls don't know about this yet. Shh. We're going to break the news soon...like right around September 18th.
BF and I live in a quaint little town in Southeastern, MA, close to most of our family. While I wish we lived about 1,200 mi. closer to the House of Mouse, we certainly don't have it bad. At all. We live in a beautiful neighborhood, rent a small but historic (and haunted) home, and have this to look forward to every day:

Some of BF's family lives in rural Tennessee and we'll be road tripping there later this month for a visit - vacation numero uno of our summer. Disney is vacaton numero tres. (Numero do is going to be a staycation.) I may include a single sidebar post about our Tennessee trip since it will be me and BF driving down in one car and his brother, SIL and their two girls in another car and should add some nice flavor to what kind of people we are.
(FYI: The crazy kind. Just sayin'.)
And that's about the long and short of who we are. I'm sure other little personality quirks will rear their (sometimes ugly) heads as we move week to week towards the trip, but I think that's all you "need" to know right now. If you have any questions feel free to ask.

UP NEXT: Attaaaack of the giant, killer Play-Doh!