I found the following article waiting in my “inbox”
yesterday morning. Click here to read “You Must Be A WDW Fan If. . .”
Did it have you laughing out loud like it did me? I was giggling after number 1—No one asks you
where you’re going on vacation anymore.
They just assume. Yep. That would be us.
But we are not the only ones who have vacation destinations
that are visited repeatedly. We know
people who go to a cabin by a lake each summer or travel to sports games or
tournaments. And, while I know they are
going, I still ask.
In terms of the “You Must Be A Fan If. . .” article, believe
it or not, we still have a ways to go! I
didn’t know what MSEP stood for until someone on the PassPorter Message Boards
set me straight—Main Street Electrical Parade.
Got it now! And, number 23 is still
throwing me for a loop. I have no idea
who those people are. We also do not
have a room in our house decorated in a Disney theme or like a Disney
resort. Hmmm. . . I did look a comforter
for our bed once that came from a Disney collection once. I didn’t buy it though. Does that count?
I would add one to the list and that is your lawn chair that
you take to various events has a Disney logo or designates you are a fan. This idea came to me last evening as I was
sitting in our Central Park listening to music
and watching people who had gathered to celebrate a summer evening. I saw folding lawn chairs—you know, the ones
that come with a bag—that had logos for various colleges, sports teams, and
businesses. So later, I did a little
internet search about the possibility of a Disney themed lawn chair. Here’s what I learned: they make them for little kids—Princess,
Tinker Bell and Cars themed. If you want
to make your own, you have to pay a set up fee of around $50 and then buy a
minimum of 12 or 24 chairs. Not what I
was hoping for. So, I sent a message to
my favorite on-line Disney customizer Zazzle.com and asked them to consider a
new product. I’m keeping my fingers
crossed.
The husband and I were chatting about my dead end on-line
shopping spree. Disney doesn’t make or
sell these types of chairs because they don’t want or let people bring them
into the theme parks. But I don’t want
to bring my customized Disney themed folding lawn chair into a theme park; I
want to bring it to the events in my local park so I show my Disney
loyalty I want to show that I am a “fan!”
The husband did suggest that I could find others who were
interested in customized Disney themed folding lawn chairs to help defer the
set-up cost and ensure that we didn’t have a dozen chairs in our garage by
asking others who might be interested in forming a joint purchase. Sometimes he has great ideas! So, this is my plea: If you want to join me in this venture, add a
comment.
Lack of lawn chair aside, I’m still chuckling over the
article. Sometimes things hit a little
too close to home and it feels good to know you aren’t alone!
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