Sometimes the husband asks me tough questions. Yesterday while at the soccer fields, we took
a moment to savor the number of days until our next trip to Walt Disney
World. The husband then asks, other than
Toy Story Mania, what ride are you most looking forward to?
I paused, speechless, as it is so hard for me to pinpoint
something specific, as I enjoy almost every aspect of a Disney vacation, but I
thought for a moment and then responded.
I told him I was looking forward to Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, as we
had yet to experience the new interactive queue. I added Splash Mountain,
Dinosaur, and Everest for the ride photos.
Tower of Terror is on my list because it will be
the first time the boy is going to ride it AND the ride photo—ride photos are
included with Photopass +. But then
there are some favorites like Peter Pan’s Flight and Soarin’. It is too hard to pick ONE that I am most
looking forward to.
Then, he asks another question. What restaurant am I most looking forward
to? I almost growl as this question. . .
it is too hard!
I begin with ‘Ohana’s as it is a family favorite and never
disappoints. Then I add Nine Dragons as
it will be new for us. Rose & Crown
was on the list as we will get to see Illuminations. Be Our Guest is another new restaurant I am
excited to see and we added The Plaza to our list for our upcoming trip. Then there is Rainforest Café which will be a
new adventure for us. How could I pick
just one favorite?
The table turned and I asked him a question, but it wasn’t
at soccer. It was while he was scouring
around to pack items for a Scout campout, working from a list. I asked if he now knew what it was like to
pack for a trip? He answered, “no.” Because I have it laid out ahead of time
which makes it easier. What? How does the stuff get laid out ahead of
time? Magically? No, I do it.
But since I do it over time rather than in one hurried and harried
moment, it makes it easier according to his perspective. Hmm. . . packing for 3 people for multiple
days and nights or packing for 2 people for one night—which one might be
easier? I keep telling him that he gets
to pack for our next vacation and he keeps reminding me that I enjoy
packing. I sense this is a strategy on
his part to stay away from packing. In
the meantime, he keeps distracting me with Disney questions!
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