Who else bought in to remedy the post-trip blues...

[disneycrazed139]

Disney is a slice of heaven. My problem after each trip was that somewhere mid-trip I would start anticipating that we had to leave, and dreading the inevitable post-trip depression. Then, to remedy this, I would simply start planning the next trip the moment I get home. In fact, sometimes before I even leave--taking mental notes of things to do, places to go.

DVC is, above all, an effective remedy for the post-Disney blues--a mood stabilizer for a powerful addiction.

Well, it was either that or move there.

 

[smvdelv]

Originally posted by disneycrazed139
Disney is a slice of heaven. My problem after each trip was that somewhere mid-trip I would start anticipating that we had to leave, and dreading the inevitable post-trip depression. Then, to remedy this, I would simply start planning the next trip the moment I get home. In fact, sometimes before I even leave--taking mental notes of things to do, places to go.

DVC is, above all, an effective remedy for the post-Disney blues--a mood stabilizer for a powerful addiction.

Well, it was either that or move there.

Oh man, do I know that feeling!!! This past trip was 2 weeks long and STILL not long enough. As for the planning, I was on the laptop, on my balcony, a few mornings, figuring out how many points I would need for my next trip, when to go, etc!!!
It's sick!!! Oh, yeah, and I also "figured" out that I want "just" 50 more points!! That way, God willing, when we retire, we can spend the whole month of January in a one bedroom at OKW!!!!

 

[JimC]

We generally have two trips booked at all times and two more planned beyond.

 

[donald@home]

I didn't buy in to reduce the post trip blues, but it was a wonderful surprise benefit. I didn't realize this until I was checking out after the first DVC trip and wasn't at all sad because we had reservations to come back in a few months.