Originally Posted By TINK-MOBILE Judging by your photos Labuda , you must have been just above been knee high to a grasshopper back in the mid 80'S : ) Sure is neat reading all the different posts...great thread..have never been to WDW Magic...one day would love to take the Family..we just Love Disneyland...seeing WDW would be a Dream come true , for sure... : )... love Nemo as well..even in the handicap room it is Great..... : )
Originally Posted By TINK-MOBILE Judging by your photos Labuda , you must have been just above been knee high to a grasshopper back in the mid 80'S : ) Sure is neat reading all the different posts...great thread..have never been to WDW Magic...one day would love to take the Family..we just Love Disneyland...seeing WDW would be a Dream come true , for sure... : )... love Nemo as well..even in the handicap room it is Great..... : )
Originally Posted By lesmisfan I grew up with disney. I grew up with all the movies and going to disneyland at least once a year, sometimes once every two years. My family made a plan to go to disney world in 1996 way back in 1988ish, yeah that was torture until the day finally arrived. Then when I hit high school we all got passes and now i work there. so there as always been a closeness with disney for me.
Originally Posted By rhodisney I grew up with Disney every Sun. night at 6 p.m. with the Disney's Wonderful World of Color. We didn't watch much t.v. as children, but Mr. Roger's Neighborhood, Romper Room and Captain Kangaroo were dailies. Occasionally we'd see a Disney documentary about Wildlife. Growing up in Pittsburgh, we never heard about Disneyland as it was so far away in Calif. I didn't get to go there until I was 20, and then only because my Grandma had retired to L.A. for a sunnier climate! I never saw the Disney movies at the theatre, but made sure my kids had every Disney video that came out. We grew up thinking that "Uncle Walt" was this dear old man who made great cartoons and movies about animals. We'd listen to his introduction before each show..and I remember thinking what a nice old man he must be.
