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Updated 04-28-2012 at 11:56 AM by Jelly77
Yowdy howdy to my regulars  actually I'm not sure I've blogged frequently enough to build any but 'shooot' that's okay (yes, our Friday night pizza and film was Cars 2  - I love Mater, who doesn't
Anyhow, every year that we've visited WDW with the kids, we've booked a character breakfast. On the first visit we were supposed to fly when the Hurricane hit, so went two days late and spent just over a week with empty parks, which for our first visit was greeeeat. We hadn't booked...
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|  | Posted 04-26-2012 at 05:34 PM by Jelly77 (My Happy Place)
Some people travel abroad to a different country a few times a year, others once a year, but a lot don’t even own a passport. I remember being told or reading somewhere that this is true of the majority of the American population. If you think about it, America is a huge country with so much history and culture extending across lots of states; why bother leaving and going anywhere else when you have so much on your doorstep? but I digress!
When I was younger, up until the age of about...
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I hate this part. Planning is over.....ADR booked. Nothing to do but sit back and wait until September. I can't stand it!
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My extended family things we're crazy because we are planning another trip down to WDW. They don't see why we'd want to go back so often and so soon after the last trip.
I just look at them kinda funny and think of all the fun my husband and I had in January at the Contemporary....and how much fun our family of 5 had on the previous trip in October 2011.....when we stayed at a 5-star All Star Vacation Home house.
Or the feeling I get when I see Mickey for the first time. ...
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|  | Posted 04-01-2012 at 08:20 AM by Jelly77 (My Happy Place)
As you already know from my last post, we booked last September, following no holiday that year, to go to WDW - even though we knew it would be paid for mostly by credit card than savings.
We booked that holiday, not on a whim but through a lot of thought and knowing that it would be hard to accommodate our DS with his sensory needs anywhere else. At the same time, I was struggling to cope with my job, studies, all the paperwork and fighting that was needed for our sons education,...
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