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Honeymoon mayhem... : ( (little long)
- Thread starter redkenwolf
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CmdrTostada
Member
stop what? WDW*babe
Justin
New Member
If your talking about Stop Posting.. Please dont. I like to talk to Everyone here on WDWMagic and if someone would stop posting to let someone else talk i would feel bad... Everyone on this site rocks man.
You all r soo cool i wish i had friends like u. Every member of WDWMagic is a friend of mine.
You all r soo cool i wish i had friends like u. Every member of WDWMagic is a friend of mine.
CmdrTostada
Member
Are you talkin to WDW*babe? If you are, justin, I agree with you. she is one of the nicest members, and shes only been here for a few weeks.
Justin
New Member
yeah, But im also talking to everyone, So far i have liked everyone on this site, everyone is so nice and doesn't hate u for what u like... Everyone on here is sooo cool. I just got on here a few weeks ago too, But u guys have no idea how long i have sat here and read your threads and wasnt a joined member haha. I remember i use to come here a while ago and the background was black instead of grey... i think.
CmdrTostada
Member
I think thats the old one. You can also change the background to blue.
Justin
New Member
Oh cool. Im still fidgeting around with this site, I still dont even know half the stuff u can do on here, I was trying to get my RnR pic on the side... But i guess it wouldn't work or something. I hate how the things have to be JPG files and stuff, im looking for some RnR pics but i cant find any JPG ones. I found a really cool one but its not JPG, and i want it on here too. I wanted my ORP of Dad and i on Front Row RnR.
I just tried to attatch it on this post to show u guys and it wouldn't even work
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I just tried to attatch it on this post to show u guys and it wouldn't even work
.TiggersPooh
Active Member
I hate when people try and plan your trips for you :hammer:
I love all you guys and thanks so much for the advice, I didn't mean to bum anyone out or anything.....really! Its ok!
Disneynutcase
New Member
I know I can't speak for everyone who posted, but I agree with Justin, you didn't bum us out.
In fact, what you're finding out is that a lot of people have a passion for WDW. Hell, even your FSIL is putting her passion for WDW on display.
Anytime someone tells me that they're thinking of going to any Disney park (on either coast), I'm first to jump in with a "oooh, make sure you do or go on..." just based on the unique things I love at the various parks.
But Redkewolf, you said so yourself that your original post was more for you to kind of vent. And I hope it was theraputic for you, especially since so many of us would be equally frustrated and outraged by anyone in our lives who behaved like this.
But all FSIL manipulation games aside. It's time you face the true reality of the situation regarding your honeymoon. WDW is huge. There's so much to do there. In fact, they've made it so it's impossible to do everything--too many rides, restaurants, shows...
Thus, most individuals or group/families are forced to make decisions about what see and what to skip based on their whims, tastes, energy levels, and compromises. In your case, you and your soon-to-be husband should be happy to listen to any enthusiastic advice that anyone gives you about what to see or do at WDW--even the advise of the FSIL. But it still ultimately is going to come down to you two being on property, beginning each day pondering all the possible things one can do, then heading out the door to do something you both agree to do.
And I think all everyone has said to you with regards to this attitude your FSIL is giving you is to not stress so much over it.
You're going to Disneyworld, girl!
Congrats again! And now relax and enjoy all the special moments that come next. And if by chance, FSIL figures out ways to bug you, go like this: :zipit: and this:
In fact, what you're finding out is that a lot of people have a passion for WDW. Hell, even your FSIL is putting her passion for WDW on display.
Anytime someone tells me that they're thinking of going to any Disney park (on either coast), I'm first to jump in with a "oooh, make sure you do or go on..." just based on the unique things I love at the various parks.
But Redkewolf, you said so yourself that your original post was more for you to kind of vent. And I hope it was theraputic for you, especially since so many of us would be equally frustrated and outraged by anyone in our lives who behaved like this.
But all FSIL manipulation games aside. It's time you face the true reality of the situation regarding your honeymoon. WDW is huge. There's so much to do there. In fact, they've made it so it's impossible to do everything--too many rides, restaurants, shows...
Thus, most individuals or group/families are forced to make decisions about what see and what to skip based on their whims, tastes, energy levels, and compromises. In your case, you and your soon-to-be husband should be happy to listen to any enthusiastic advice that anyone gives you about what to see or do at WDW--even the advise of the FSIL. But it still ultimately is going to come down to you two being on property, beginning each day pondering all the possible things one can do, then heading out the door to do something you both agree to do.
And I think all everyone has said to you with regards to this attitude your FSIL is giving you is to not stress so much over it.
You're going to Disneyworld, girl!
Congrats again! And now relax and enjoy all the special moments that come next. And if by chance, FSIL figures out ways to bug you, go like this: :zipit: and this:
I try to get to WDW at least once if not twice a year. Most of the people I work with have never been there and always tell me that they'd like to have me there to show them around.
I'll give them a few tips, but the best one of all is to do your own thing! My most magical memories are from discovering the parks on my own, not from someone telling me where to go and what to see. HAVE FUN!!
I'll give them a few tips, but the best one of all is to do your own thing! My most magical memories are from discovering the parks on my own, not from someone telling me where to go and what to see. HAVE FUN!!