So, its my first day back at work after 8 days at Disney World.
We had a few days in the 80 degree range, way better than living in the frozen wasteland of Cleveland. I got engaged at the Wreck it Ralph meet and greet. I saw the rope drop ceremony at Magic Kingdom for the first time. Had my first Dole Whip. I maxed out the score on Buzz Lightyear. Had the best pizza I've ever tasted in my life at Via Napoli. I got to watch my daughter walk around with my fiance and show her everything since it was her first ever trip to Disney. And way, way more that I could even have time to post.
And as a grown man, at 31 years old, the last night I was down there, I turned around, looked at that castle, and squeezed my little family so tight and actually started to cry. It was without a doubt the greatest week of my life, and to anyone that says that the magic isnt real or that that place isn't as good as it once was, I say to you... You're wrong. Beyond wrong. That magic is still there, you just have to believe it, and you'll find it again.
We had a few days in the 80 degree range, way better than living in the frozen wasteland of Cleveland. I got engaged at the Wreck it Ralph meet and greet. I saw the rope drop ceremony at Magic Kingdom for the first time. Had my first Dole Whip. I maxed out the score on Buzz Lightyear. Had the best pizza I've ever tasted in my life at Via Napoli. I got to watch my daughter walk around with my fiance and show her everything since it was her first ever trip to Disney. And way, way more that I could even have time to post.
And as a grown man, at 31 years old, the last night I was down there, I turned around, looked at that castle, and squeezed my little family so tight and actually started to cry. It was without a doubt the greatest week of my life, and to anyone that says that the magic isnt real or that that place isn't as good as it once was, I say to you... You're wrong. Beyond wrong. That magic is still there, you just have to believe it, and you'll find it again.
