I am loving the just back threads.....

[think-like-tink]

I am enjoying reading them right before our trip. Which leads me to think about the Disney blues. I get it. I get bummed when we go back home. Reality hits, school, work, bills. URGH. Why oh why can we NOT live in Disney World?


How do you deal? I make crafts from the paper souvnirs. We have Disney movie nights. and I just discovered a Disney store near not to far from us, so I am sure that will help.

 

[skywaywaver]

I too am loving these posts! It's a great way to get a quick feel of what it's like at the parks. I feel like going through the pics from the vacation, both our own and the Memory Maker, help make it more sweet than bitter. We already have vacation plans for the next 3 years, with Disneyland in 2 and Disney World being in 3, so it's kind of nice just having a trip to dream about...eventually.

 

[glassslippergirl]

I'm with you. I never much cared for the "just back" threads, but I'm really enjoying them lately.

We have a Disney parks outlet nearby where I'm a regular. They even sell the same Mickey pretzels (bagged, not fresh) that you can buy in the parks. DS4 fell in love with them on a trip a few years ago, and they were a real hit when we sent them in for snack time at his school. For a while, I would only carry a WDW-themed purse, but they don't hold up as well as I need (not going to shell out for a D&B bag). It made me smile every time I picked up my purse, and, oh, the things I would talk about if someone commented on my purse! I also spend a lot of time on these boards, and about half of my Facebook feed is WDW-related.

 

[revdon64]

I'm usually a little bummed when we come back home from a trip, but I wasn't really on the trip we just returned from (June 30). Maybe because we're already planning other trips? I've always got the disboards to keep me sane!

 

[JerseyJanice]

I enjoy those threads too. Feels like you're getting the most current information possible.

By sharing my trips experiences here on the DIS, I memorialize and revisit my trip while writing about it. It's one way to cope with post-Disney trip blues.