Never to return to WDW

[mystic_storm]

Have you ever left a place or said good bye to someone and had a feeling you would never return or see him or her again. I had this kind of feeling when I left WDW on the 4th. My wife and I were there from 12/30 to the 4th. We had a great time the first two days, but then I got sick on the night of the 31st. It lasted until early evening the next day. We made the best of it the rest of the trip, but as we were leaving, I started having strong feelings like I would never return. The is strange since my wife and I usually go 6 times a year. I know this whole post seems strange, but I figured getting it off my chest would be a good idea.

 

[pumba]

Hope you feel better soon......some times the lack of sun in our neck of the woods make us all a little yucky......

 

[aahmom1]

Hope you feel better soon......some times the lack of sun in our neck of the woods make us all a little yucky......

I know how you feel Pumba.

 

[newmousecateer]

{{{HUGS}}} I am sure you will go back.

 

[Keli]

Usually when I have strange feelings like those it turns out to be more related to how I'm feeling at the time than an ability to sense the future. It helps to remind myself how often I've been wrong about those types of things in the past.

 

[Pin Wizard]

I've had that feeling twice. Once when I left an old flame who wasn't quite a flame, the other was the last time I saw my dad alive. When I left the house, I cried all the way to the airport. I just knew.

 

[Dan Murphy]

Sorry to hear you feeling like that, mystic. But, tell you what. How about you letting us know each time you go back this year, and let's see if you do the usual six. I bet you come close. My best to you, mystic, and also to your wife.

 

[Blondie]

I've had that sense about many things, sometimes they came true, and other times not.

 

[danacara]

Maybe it was indigestion?

 

[Planogirl]

I once left WDW feeling a little like that. I figured that WDW had changed a bit and once I got used to the idea, I was OK again. Maybe, you just need a BRIEF break?

 

[Eileen janice]

On one of my trips to WDW I was soooo sick for 2 of the 4 days, we made the best of it and when I got home I started making plans for my next trip because I missed out on so much.

START MAKING YOUR PLANS NOW!

 

[susy]

I agree- start planning!

When I was 18 and worked in a clothing store at a mall, I got that feeling about a friend that I worked with. He left work and I felt I would never see him again. It was very strange....

He was murdered that night.

 

[chrisney]

I left WDW feeling the same way three years ago. My kids are getting older, and I had to rope my sister in law into going that summer. As I left, I just felt that it was probably the last time, and was really quite sad about it. Came home, and mentioned it to my husband who agreed that it was probably coming to an end, but told me to book for the "real" millenium anyhow. So I was assured of one more trip. What I didn't realize was that my son would decide to go to school in Tampa! So, aside from the millenium trip, I've been seven times since, and am leaving in a little over 3 weeks to get my fix of Mickey and Mike for the winter season! Now I have to figure out how to continue since he's decided to transfer, and my daughter told me there's not a chance of her going south for college......

 

[helenabear]

You know I've had the very same feeling the last three times I went to WDW... you know what, so far I am 2 for 3 on going back. It's a bad feeling I know, but I am sure you will make it back there many times this year. Wishing you and yours all the best (and happy planning )