Originally Posted By joe80x86 I just realized we go to WDW too much and it is apparently having an adverse affect on my 6 year old son's understanding or world geography. My son asked whether or not we got this stuffed dolphin toy from Sea World, so I looked at it and the tag didn't say Sea World but did say "Made in China". So I replied "I don't know I think we got it from China". Anyway he looks at me and repeats "China?" and then thinks for a moment and says "the China thats by Epcot?"
Originally Posted By Socrates So what's the problem? Seriously, as a teacher that sounds like a great opening to learn about the world. Socrates "The only good is knowledge and the only evil is ignorance."
Originally Posted By sharon2 <<<How about the lack of food, for starters>>> She's little, she doesn't eat much!! HAHAHAHAHA
Originally Posted By aquamoptop That is very cute. I personally do not beleive in "too much" when it comes to WDW.
Originally Posted By dshyates I used to think there was not such a thing as too much guitar. Then I started teaching guitar. There is alwayus too much of a good thing.
Originally Posted By CMDad I can't keep track of how many times I have been to WDW since my first visit in December, 1971. At times I do feel that I have been there too often. Since 2000 I have been there 3 or 4 times a year, and found that on occasion I feel as if I have overstayed my limits. Yet, I still look forward to each visit. But there is something that I have noticed for many years now. When I get there - at the beginning of each visit, I have a very comfortable "I am home" feeling. However, I have to admit, I miss that sense of excitement and awe that I used to feel when I first started coming to WDW. That is a big loss that I don't believe I can ever get back.
Originally Posted By davewasbaloo >>>However, I have to admit, I miss that sense of excitement and awe that I used to feel when I first started coming to WDW. That is a big loss that I don't believe I can ever get back.<<< That's why I like to mix the resorts up across the globe. I cannot wait to get back to DLP (trying to for OCT and during christmas season having been home 9 days from our last trip) or DL (trying for Nov 2009 despite being there earlier this year) , I really want to see TDL and even HKDL. I may go to WDW again before 2018, and that does not bother me. Different strokes. Big difference is I don't have any kids working there ;-)
Originally Posted By CMDad <<Big difference is I don't have any kids working there ;-)>> There, of course, is the issue. While they are technically trips to WDW, the purpose is actually a visit. And - thanks to her discount - staying on property is indeed the most bang for the buck.
Originally Posted By Witches of Morva ORDDU: If my sisters and I weren't required to either work so much at our part time jobs at Brooms to Go, or be held captive in the Horned King's Dungeon so he can torture us on a weekly basis, we'd be LIVING at Walt Disney World. As it is, there are way too many gorgeous hunks visiting the parks every day and I hate to miss out on seeing a single one of them. (sigh) So many men, so few opportunities to be in line with them all...
Originally Posted By CMDad <<Anyone have a child who works at WDW I can borrow ;>)>> Sorry - it took me 22 years to raise one ... I've only had 8 years of her at WDW so far.
