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You've never traveled with yourself because you have that title!

This was such a sweet post! :inlove: I'm glad you enjoyed this trip as much as you did and it didn't warrant me being the worst travel partner ever (even though you discovered my cranky side when I'm hungry and sleepy:D:p). I can be a spoiled brat in Disney ;););)

Ahhhh, that's so much fun!! Glad we can get you excited for your trip; the wait is definitely worth it :) Also, before I moved to Vermont, I used to live in PA (born and raised)!

In my defense, Longwood Gardens did have this interactive garden open in the mid-1990s. The technology did exist, just not in Disney. There's a first for everything! Also, fantasy and mythology go hand-in-hand. If you noticed, these tales do derive from medieval ages and the renaissance era...

Nice choice! :happy:

@Livingwiththeland555 also forgot to mention (because he's too nice) that I threw a slight temper tantrum when he won at Toy Story Mania. I'm a sore loser :joyfull:

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Here are some pictures of parts of Sam's posts:

6/20/17

Nothing says data entry like coffee in my Epcot mug :) Who else is missing Disney at this moment?

Much emoticons. Very wow. On another note, there was a frost advisory this morning and I walked outside into 38 degree weather with short sleeves. Vermont changes you

Awwwww thanks! It's so good to be back. I really missed you guys and imagineering!

Scene 4: Guests enter the next scene, which is the darkest scene of the entire ride. They first see a view of Jack and the beanstalk with a shadow of the giant's foot next to the beanstalk. Then, the guests see menacing goblins plotting revenge on somebody. The images will be similar to the...

Broken into 2 because of only 20 images per post After I learned that Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride was closing and I was in charge of Imagineering a new ride in its place, I sought out to develop a timeless, ingenious ride that fit perfectly within that particular place in Magic Kingdom. I immediately...

Haha, that's true! It's so funny, there's such a stark contrast when you leave Disney World and go to the airport. They are so miserable and not that helpful. Also, on a different note, can I just say how absolutely ridiculous it is that they upped EpiPen prices??????

It's also comforting when they ask if you want to speak with the chef. Disney definitely has the best service in the world.

I most definitely agree that Disney World is the best place to go with allergies because they treat it so well. I really like the "Allergy-free" stick they use within their dishes; I wish a lot of other places would do it, too!