Looking for daughter's pic in DVC newsletter

[pooh101]

We stayed at the Beach Club Villas end of October (but are not members,YET, maybe someday...). Anyway, while DH, me and DS went to TL, grama took DD to Stormalong Bay.There was a CM there making sand castles with the kids, someone took some pics and told my mom the pics would be in the November newsletter/magazine and they would send her a copy. She never received the newsletter/magazine. Now, I'm wondering . So, any of you owners reading this, is there a DVC newsletter? If so, how can I get a copy? We'd really love to see the pictures and put in our album. TIA. Sorry so long.

 

[wdwstar]

If you are talking about the winter 2006 vacation magic, i just got mine yesterday and sorry to say no little kids building a sand castle at SAB.

 

[spiceycat]

there is also the Disney insider, plus the annual pass quarterly that I don't remember the name....

 

[pooh101]

Thanks for all your advice, but no luck with the Disney Insider either. Spoke with my mom today and she said DD was also the top person of a pyramid they did. I'll call the Resort tomorrow. They should know, right?

 

[sjdisneywedding]

Thanks for all your advice, but no luck with the Disney Insider either. Spoke with my mom today and she said DD was also the top person of a pyramid they did. I'll call the Resort tomorrow. They should know, right?

I would doubt if the resort will know anything, someone there might but good luck tracking them down.

 

[Granny]

For what it's worth, the photographers won't ever really know what photos will be chosen to be placed in a publication (unless they're doing a cover shot or a feature story). Their job is to take hundreds of photos of selected activities and then the editors/writers pick out the ones they want to use.

My guess is the photographer said that he was shooting photos for that publication and would they mind him taking pictures of them? I can see how that could be interpreted the way it was taken.

 

[CoolDisneyCat]

FYI... The AP publication is called the "Mickey Monitor".