My husband officially thinks I'm insane...

[mum4jenn]

Could upi be [regmamt ? Honestly and I am not being judgementsl but that is kind of odd to me. I would be out buying a [regnancy test kit.

Looks like someone was typing in the dark!!

 

[pigletgirl]

ahh, well now you have peace of mind! but no really, glad you have the answer that you are wanting right now.

 

[threecheers9980]

I had to call Disneyland Guest Services recently and when I was on hold, one of the songs I heard was the theme to It's A Small World and I got teary-eyed. I don't even consider myself a Disney buff by any stretch of the imagination, lol. Of course, that could all change in a couple months!

 

[Carly_Roach]

LOL! You brought back a memory -

DH and I were at WDW several years ago. We were waiting for a bus, all by our lonesomes with no other people around, and all was quiet and bliss including the piped in music that I was enjoying. I remember sitting there being so grateful for the trip, the good weather, the man I was leaning against and holding his hand; just being overjoyed and truly thankful for that moment we were sharing - just the two of us.

Then over the speakers came an instrumental version of, "When You Wish Upon a Star".

OMG! That was it. I so. totally. lost. it.

I had tears streaming down my face, I was snuffling, crying, digging for a kleenex and poor DH, who'd been innocently minding his own business, looking around, watching the trees, the cars, the birds, whatever, looked around at me kinda startled and asked what was wrong.

Well, being autistic, I couldn't speak. I was just way too overwhelmed. The only thing I could do was kinda wave my hand ("it's nothing, honey") and keep digging for a kleenex (notice there's never one when you really need it!) I kept pointing at the roof over our heads hoping he'd get the hint that it was the speaker/music I was pointing at.

Unfortunately (and God bless him), he actually stood up and started looking all over for whatever it was up there that was bothering me - a bee's nest, a bug, a gecko, a bird, chipped paint. There was SOMETHING there responsible for making me suddenly burst into tears for no reason and he was going to fix it if it was the last thing he did.

Which made my cry more.

After I'd gotten calmed down and was able to speak again, I told him it was the music and what it meant to me. He kind of shrugged it off, called me a goof, and we went about our day.

I took a nap later that afternoon and when I woke up I found an EPT pregnancy test sitting on the sink in the room. He'd gone out and picked up one while I was sleeping thinking that I must have been over-emotional because I was pregnant. So the people here aren't the ONLY ones who think our joy at hearing these songs indicates a hormonal imbalance.

Needless to say, I wasn't pregnant. Just very, very happy. It took just the right song at just the right moment to completely overwhelm me, just as the MSEP music overwhelmed you. Hopefully your new DH will get used to it like mine did.

Thanks for the memories. If I find that song on the internet, I'll be sure to post it for you guys so you can understand just how beautiful that particular rendition of "When You Wish Upon a Star" is.

Found it!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiQ8AfDJYrI

 

[disykat]

I know exactly what you're talking about. I was watching a parade (not Disney related) on tv once and a neighbor stopped by. She was very concerned about my emotional state as I had tears running down my face. I think she was even MORE concerned when I told her I always cry when I see a marching band!

Some people cry easily and different things set off different people. I've felt the Disney tear response before myself!

 

[KiminChicago]

"Pomp and Circumstance" always does it for me -- I don't care where it's playing or why, I hear it and it brings on tears.

I think that our brains get wired to react to certain memories and anything that triggers the memory will cause the emotional response. I can't walk under the train station in MK without tearing up either -- it's just such a happy memory!

 

[usnuzuloose]

Okay I cant read no more I am just reading and I am crying, and no I am not playing any music. I need tissue! BYE!

 

[jaci-h]

All I know is the next 7 days are going to be filled with Disney music and tears! I am starting to do a deep clean & pack in preparation for our trip! Its awesome and emotional.

 

[nephthys43]

I cry over certain Disney things too. All of my friends know that if we make it to rope drop at mk, they will have to watch me cry like a baby. Little kids seeing their favorite character for the first time. The music for the old light parade. I'm a total sucker.

 

[klacey1]

Haha, well, he's a keeper for understanding your Disney love! I watch Wishes all the time on YouTube-- bawl like a baby every time.

 

[bumbershoot]

I've been known to get emotional over some Disney music, most definitely!


But...

... (2 months ago, people!!! That's hardly enough time to get pregnant or even actually know that you're pregnant) ...

Wedding night on Sunday, first time "together" in almost a year (b/c I didn'tt want to do anything that might possibly mess up wearing my gown! or cause weirdness with birthdays and anniversaries. and wanted to do things in the order I felt right for me. wanted no whoopsies.). Monday morning hubby said I was completely different. Next few days, things that phase me didn't make a dent. Smiley smiley. Saturday, boarding cruise ship, needed a bigger bra. Then got blue veins all over the "bra area". Started passing out by 8pm, missed the midnight chocolate buffet despite DH valiantly trying to get me to wake up. By the end of the week long cruise, needed yet a bigger bra. Couldn't stand waistbands. Became a furnace and hubby thought about having beds pulled apart so he didn't have to sweat b/c of the heat I was putting off.


The nurse at my DO's office "diagnosed" me on the phone, when first I forgot where the DO's office was (drove clear to another town where I thought it was...the office was RIGHT down the street!) and then was bawling while on the phone to her when I figured it out...

Baby was 2 weeks 3 days "late" (all babies in mine and DH's families are "long cookers", nothing late about 'em!), which means baby arrived 40 weeks and 3 days after wedding night.

And we knew it in that first week! (DO visit was b/c I thought my insurance needed it, not because WE needed it)



Just to make sure you know that you certainly could have been AND known by now.

(oh and MIL had what she thought were monthly visitors all through her pregnancy with my husband...so even that isn't a sign, in some rare cases)

I wish you the immediate success we had with DS once you do start trying.

 

[tonilea]

He would deny it, of course, but I have seen DH tear up a bit listening to our Illuminations CD. I'm pretty sure he isn't pregnant! lol

Seriously, I have to admit, it can make me cry too.

 

[Disney Doll]

I did this once OP!
We had just gotten bad news that the infertility treatment we were doing hadn't worked. It had been our 3rd or 4th attempt that year!

So I had the stereo on, was lsitening to music when the Spectrousic came on. Middle of the day, I thought I was all alone and then suddenly DH appears...stopping home to use the facilities on his way form one place to the next!

Next thing I know we have a trip booked for WDW, staying in the WL. We went, and ended up purchasing DVC.

It was a fabulous trip!