capegirl
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Now changing subjects. I have been having abnormally high anxiety for this trip and this week has gotten way worse. Between planning the trip for a larger group this time (both sets of grandparents coming), little man being pretty independent now at 16 months (last year he was only 4.5 months so he kinda just sat there haha), worrying that everyone will have fun, getting things set for my employees at work before I cut off communications for 10 days, packing, car service to airport fitting all our bags and his car seat, keeping him happy on the flight, arrgghhh!!!!
Sorry. I know there are a lot worse things I could be dealing with besides just anxiety but just wanted to vent a bit. I think once we get through security I will feel a bit better and then once we land and get checked in I will feel a lot better. Not used to worrying about 7 people at once![]()
Well it may not be helpful at this point, but take comfort knowing you are not alone. As much as I try to prepare, I cannot escape pre-trip anxiety. When you are the designated Disney planner, it puts a lot of pressure on you to make sure everything goes off without a hitch. Everyone has high expectations, and we don't want to let them down.Unfortunately there are so many elements involved in a Disney trip it is nearly impossible that something won't go off the rails. It's so hard to juggle responsibilities at home and work, on top of all the preparations it takes to get a trip like this off the ground. We have a group of 10 going this year, with part of the group joining us on our second week, and it has been totally insane trying to work then into our plans. We are driving down this year, and we head out this Saturday. So now I'm glued to the weather channel hoping I-95 south does not flood this weekend. Actually getting there is half the battle. I cannot wait to see those purple road signs.
