Good girl. You're raising her right. If she was a little younger, we could fix her up with my 5 year old, who is completely WDW obsessed. Where do I begin...
The kid builds WDW almost every day out of blocks, legos and toys. He has a castle bank that he puts in the middle of the floor, and he improvises the rest of it - Small World is made of blocks that he sets up to look like the column/turret things on the outside, and of course he builds the clock. Epcot is a soccer ball and a hot wheels race track (for test track), he lines up lots of animals and a truck for the Kilimanjaro safari at AK, for HS he builds 2 buildings and puts in his Toy Story people and his Mickey people (TSM and Playhouse Disney). Sprinkled in between are his toy Disney buses, his toy monorail, Then when my husband gets home from work, they take out some of our 500 park maps we've brought home, walk around the living room and pretend "go on rides".
His choice of wardrobe this morning (kind of chilly) was to pick from his Pirates of the Caribbean, Toy Story, Mickey Mouse or Cars sweatshirts.
My debit card is a light blue color, and he calls it the KTTW.
He once told my sister that her house smelled like AKL.
I don't know if it was what she was cooking, or the air freshener or candle. She, never having been there, was horrified thinking that meant is smelled like animals.
Once I explained to her that it was our favorite WDW hotel and he meant it as a compliment, she was OK.
And of course, there's the ever present "I miss Disney" "When can we go to Disney" "I wish I could live at Disney". He even wanted to write them a letter to ask them if he could build his house next to Small World over by stroller parking.
emailed me the pattern and found material...I realized she does want to be a real mermaid, or is it eric she pines for?
