Thinking about Christmas gifts...

[Dug720]

I keep thinking about the Mt Rushmore buoy landmark thing (sorry, I'm sure it has s nice name) ... That is inspiring me a little with the photo... Picture yourself here xx kind of thing.

Mt. Rustmore.

The year my parents were taking my sister and me to WDW to celebrate my seminary graduation and her college graduation (it was supposed to be a surprise, but my aunt slipped one time - I acted it well on Christmas morning though), one of our Christmas presents (we have a tradition of everyone opening one box at a time in rounds, so my dad called "first distribution" and made sure we each had our appropriate box the first round so as not to spoil the surprise) was a Disney character picture frame and in the part where the picture would go was a piece of paper saying "We're looking forward to seeing you at Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort and Walt Disney World" and gave the dates. It was really cute, and we each got to pick a photo pass picture to go in the frames while we were on the trip. (This was well before Memory Maker - you still went to the shop at the front of the park to look at the pictures and select and purchase.) It was a fun way to officially learn about the trip.

 

[Erintx7]

Mt. Rustmore.

The year my parents were taking my sister and me to WDW to celebrate my seminary graduation and her college graduation (it was supposed to be a surprise, but my aunt slipped one time - I acted it well on Christmas morning though), one of our Christmas presents (we have a tradition of everyone opening one box at a time in rounds, so my dad called "first distribution" and made sure we each had our appropriate box the first round so as not to spoil the surprise) was a Disney character picture frame and in the part where the picture would go was a piece of paper saying "We're looking forward to seeing you at Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort and Walt Disney World" and gave the dates. It was really cute, and we each got to pick a photo pass picture to go in the frames while we were on the trip. (This was well before Memory Maker - you still went to the shop at the front of the park to look at the pictures and select and purchase.) It was a fun way to officially learn about the trip.

Awesome story, thanks for sharing!!