yasmina
DIS Veteran
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- Jul 2, 2007
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We saw several members of the Dream Team, spoke with a couple of them. One was in a store in Frontierland. We went in to ask where to buy band aids. He was very kind and even walked us over to a store where they had them.
Then we talked to a lady in Fantasyland, who invited us to participate in the Family Fun Day Parade in the MK at 12:30. She asked us all kinds of questions, like - was it our first visit, etc. We had on our birthday shirts (it was my birthday and had had made shirts for us all - "It's my/my wife's/my mom's birthday and I'm in Disney World").
I posted a story on the Parks board about the DT at the bottom of Teamboat Springs at BB.
On Tues., our last day at the parks, we were doing some shopping on Mainstreet. I noticed at DT member behind me on the sidewalk with a black bag and ear bud. I kept my eye on him to see where he was going. He followed steadily behind us at the same walking pace.
Soon, I noticed he stopped on the side of Mainstreet and was just standing there - in front of a HUGE pile of horse manure recently dropped by one of the horse-drawn vehicles.
I don't know where his final destination was, but his main mission that day was to guard the horse poop from anyone stepping in it! I wonder if THAT is in his job description? I think I'd get the union involved in this one! 
Then we talked to a lady in Fantasyland, who invited us to participate in the Family Fun Day Parade in the MK at 12:30. She asked us all kinds of questions, like - was it our first visit, etc. We had on our birthday shirts (it was my birthday and had had made shirts for us all - "It's my/my wife's/my mom's birthday and I'm in Disney World").
I posted a story on the Parks board about the DT at the bottom of Teamboat Springs at BB.
On Tues., our last day at the parks, we were doing some shopping on Mainstreet. I noticed at DT member behind me on the sidewalk with a black bag and ear bud. I kept my eye on him to see where he was going. He followed steadily behind us at the same walking pace.
Soon, I noticed he stopped on the side of Mainstreet and was just standing there - in front of a HUGE pile of horse manure recently dropped by one of the horse-drawn vehicles.
I don't know where his final destination was, but his main mission that day was to guard the horse poop from anyone stepping in it! I wonder if THAT is in his job description? I think I'd get the union involved in this one! 
OMG - you are funny!
