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Trip Report *COMPLETED* Don't Forget To Make A Wish!!
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Oh my goodness, how adorable is A?!View attachment 448007
Smash cake with sprinkle feet
Everyone always says how quickly the time flies, and it really does!! If I blink again she'll be in college
Can't wait for her reaction when told about the amazing surprise you're preparing for her!And pearls, too! So sweet, right? ☺At 12 months she was dressed in frills and bows. Of course she was going to hate princesses..A non-tomboy in the making.
MySmallWorldof4
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No wonder A is so witty. She takes after her mom.
Loved all the pictures and your fun commentary. You could write and draw pictures for your very own book. The perfect title "I Ordered a Tomboy, but Got a Princess Instead."
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Megbutnotmegan
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My girly girl looks back at the pictures before she had a say in her clothes and says, “what am I wearing!? Why would you pick that out? What is wrong with you!?” I was trying to be neutral but she’s unimpressed. It’s been dresses every day since she had an opinion and she turned 10 on 2/2
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Gabe1
Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
I planted Disney into my kids blood at 14 months for my son and 2 months for my DD younger kid. Never looked back and neither have they as young adults. It is in their blood. They were raised Disney as was I. My first trip at 18 months to Disneyland. Hope A continues to love.I used to be a graphic designer, which is a type of art, and I can tell you that the hardest part of that job was controlling your art to fit someone else's expectations. For me, the art just kinda flows, and it's really hard to control it's direction. So when clients would want something super specific it was really boring, or when they didn't get my vision it was really frustrating. I imagine the same would be true for party planning. I would LOVE to plan parties IF the client had very little say in the end outcome
A may never fully understand the sacrifices I make to bring her to Disney, and that's okay. She's this amazing tiny human and for whatever reason Disney lights her up in a way that only Disney can. So for as long as Disney does that, I'll make whatever sacrifices I have to so she can have great trips and just be carefree and in the moment and engulfed in joy and wonder.
I don't love Disney, but man, A sure does!
MinnieM123
Premium Member
Aha! The truth comes out, finally. The various drawings you've shared over the past few years explain it -- I KNEW you had talent beyond the average person, who might just sketch on occasion. The secret is out now!
Anyway, following along here, and can't wait to hear about the upcoming trip for A, once it gets underway.
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Gabe1
Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
Gabe1
Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
Costly procrastination today with price increases for admission. They could run quick to a Disney StoreWell..... last night the two friends (C and S) confirmed that they would be joining us for the trip. I don't have their tickets yet to link up and get fastpasses, and I'm not entirely certain I will before we get there because they said "we can figure all that out later"
But I did call in and get our room upgraded to a Lion King suite. So.... still close to A's favorite pool, but not exactly the theme she wanted. Lots of extra space though. The nice CM on the reservation line found us a discount too, so it *only* cost us $242 more
Oh well, Hakuna Matata!
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MickeyCB
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The only advice I would give is be careful with this one. We did this with our kid once and they didn't give the answer we expected and all H**l broke loose trying to explain why our (original) plans were a better idea! "But I want to go to Chuck E. Cheese's"!
