There's a Disney Princess book we own that has little buttons you push to go along with the story. One of the buttons has Cinderella saying "Dreams Do Come True!" That keeps playing through my head, even when my DD2 isn't repeatedly pushing the button.
When I booked the cruise, the main dining time was already full. But I knew from my last cruise, that I could try to move it first thing when I got on the ship. It was a pain to leave the deck to do it, but sitting down to dinner at 8 p.m. would be even more of a pain. I did still hold out hope that I would get moved before the cruise. The CM on the phone said that we'd have priority because we had a young child.
Over the months, I'd check our reservations on line to see if we moved. When I booked our excursions, I noticed we were still listed for late seating.

In my mind, I kept trying to organize our on board plans so DD2 could eat at her regular time, but would be happy and quiet while we ate at our late time. Since she rarely sits happy and quiet for long periods at restaurants without her DVD player, my hopes weren't high.
I was out of town, at Disney of course, with our friends. Dr. Mrs. Daytripper mentioned she had got a call asking if they wanted to be moved up to main dining with us. Her reservations were linked to ours, but they hadn't asked for main dining. She said she told them yes. I said that I had never heard that we were moved up. I was excited, but still hesitant. I needed to see that proof for myself, but I didn't have my reservation info with me. Darn not bringing my laptop on vacation!!!!
When we got back, I jumped online and it was like a light shining down from above ----- "Main Dining". The worry about rushing on board to get our dining time changed, add extra Flounder's time and a Palo's brunch was just reduced by one. That means a little more deck time for me.
Next Installment: ?????