The Polynesian looks beautiful! I havnt explored it for many years. How did you enjoy breakfast?
I've been so behind lately. Lovethe update. I just made a breakfast ADR for 'Ohana on our departure day, so I'm extra excited to see your posts!
Love your report, great review!! Thanks for sharing senior pictures of your daughter, she is so pretty. Can't wait to see more.
all caught up....again. im really lacking in my dis-ing these days.
Do you have a facebook? we can PM if you'd feel better about that, i'd just love to keep in touch and im on FB all darn day LOL
the YES class sounded neat! and im with both of you that i dont need to ride mission space anymore, once was enough thanks.
The sea-racer looked like great fun! I love the pictures of the GF.
I'm sorry about the baby sitting, sounds like you made a wise decision though.
So glad you broke the "no camera" rules for the benefit of your TR...
The Disney College Program would be amazing!!! A friend of mine son did it and became a friend of Peter Pan...
Gosh...you know we are busy when we can even facebook chat anymore. I have been swamped too.
The sea racers look really fun. I might have to look at that in the future. i used to own a wave runner many moons ago and that was so much fun to ride.
I am so excited to see that DD is interested in the College program!
Oh, she looks so cute. The one of her holding the tickets is too funny...."so I can get a prize with these tickets?"
How exciting about the DCP presentation. I would want to go too. I'm a big KID.
What fun she is too cute.
I regret not applying for the Disney college program. That would have been a really fun experience. Does DD think she'll apply for it?
Loving the trip report. Oh how I do remember going back to college as an adults!! I am thinking and praying for you. It is tough and I did it 3 times...once to get my RN(worked full time 2 sememsters) , once to get my BSN( I worked full time) and my masters degress working3/4 to full time.
Keep your chin up and keep plugging and remember DIS can be an outlet and respite from the school craziness.
Lee