We're leading the charge of (at last count) a party of ten for this trip. Only six of us are coming on the ship, but we've got the whole group for the front-end Land portion. And DW and I are the only ones who've ever been to Disney. We're heading up to Cleveland (where the rest of the party is from) in a couple of weekends to see everybody, hash out the last minute plans, and be the Disney Geek I know I am and answer any questions people have.
I find myself sometimes caught between just telling people what to do (because I know it works) and making sure everybody feels invested in this and has a good time. It's been nice, though, as the rest of the group has pretty much told me to make the plans, because they just don't care. I'm cool with that, but there's always the worry that somebody's going to get skipped.
Like, f'rinstance, DW and I think that Test Track at Epcot is very overrated, and, while fun, isn't worth a wait of much more than 20-30 minutes. I'm just hoping that, if the TT wait times are (as usual) 60 minutes or so, I can convince them to either FP it, or move on to Soarin' or something else (and do it without sounding like a jerk).
Meh. In the end, even a bad day at the World is better than a good day at work, so I think everybody will be cool about it.
I also just finished making a big calendar to hang on the wall that goes from now until the first week of March. I love making big Xs through the days. Like counting down to Christmas or something. Whoo!!
