Belle Ella
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Jun 30, 2007
Well, since October is just around the corner and I will be going to my first Halloween Party at Disneyland exactly one week from today I have decided to change my 'theme' a little bit and now instead of Snow White, my signature and avatar shall all remain a salute to the Evil Queen!
Thanks Kim! Finishing the 5K as strongly as I did made me feel like I'll be ready to take on the Tinker Bell in January. Then I got out for a run today, lol. I've fallen a little behind in the training program (trying to follow Jeff Galloway's again) and it was brutal!! But getting out that door is half of the battle, right? I still have lots of time I just need to keep up with it. And I'm sure I'll surprise myself when I'm engulfed in all of the festivities like I as with the 5K.
Laurie, I really wish I knew what was wrong with people. To feeling entitled to special treatment because of whatever your disability could be and acting horrible to everyone around you is just ... I wish I had words for it! It doesn't excuse you from being a decent human being and it's not a get out of jail free card. I really wish I had opened my big fat mouth to tell them off but that would be decidedly un-Disney of me and I probably shouldn't do anything to get me kicked out of the Park. You know what the whole situation reminded me of just a little bit? When we went to see World of Color back in March and that woman just would not sit down. She was just as annoying but at least she had the tact not to gripe and yell at everyone around her and we had a valid point in asking her to sit down. She was supposed to sit down. And now in this situation, we were supposed to stand up.
As for the people who try to squeeze their bodies and families where they don't belong (fit), I learned my lesson about it long before but my mother said yes before I could get anything in. And this woman who came up to us actually asked if we could scoot over. We had been strategically taking up space on the bench and she still had the guts to ask. With all that going on I was kind of regretting the decision not to camp out for Fantasmic with a big old blanket and then just stick to the fireworks from there. We waited for 3 hours or so to get our view and it was just frustrating. But I finally got to see Tinkerbell and Dumbo fly for the first time ever, and shared a great moment with my mother so I don't want to ask for any more than that.
Thanks Kim! Finishing the 5K as strongly as I did made me feel like I'll be ready to take on the Tinker Bell in January. Then I got out for a run today, lol. I've fallen a little behind in the training program (trying to follow Jeff Galloway's again) and it was brutal!! But getting out that door is half of the battle, right? I still have lots of time I just need to keep up with it. And I'm sure I'll surprise myself when I'm engulfed in all of the festivities like I as with the 5K.
Laurie, I really wish I knew what was wrong with people. To feeling entitled to special treatment because of whatever your disability could be and acting horrible to everyone around you is just ... I wish I had words for it! It doesn't excuse you from being a decent human being and it's not a get out of jail free card. I really wish I had opened my big fat mouth to tell them off but that would be decidedly un-Disney of me and I probably shouldn't do anything to get me kicked out of the Park. You know what the whole situation reminded me of just a little bit? When we went to see World of Color back in March and that woman just would not sit down. She was just as annoying but at least she had the tact not to gripe and yell at everyone around her and we had a valid point in asking her to sit down. She was supposed to sit down. And now in this situation, we were supposed to stand up.
As for the people who try to squeeze their bodies and families where they don't belong (fit), I learned my lesson about it long before but my mother said yes before I could get anything in. And this woman who came up to us actually asked if we could scoot over. We had been strategically taking up space on the bench and she still had the guts to ask. With all that going on I was kind of regretting the decision not to camp out for Fantasmic with a big old blanket and then just stick to the fireworks from there. We waited for 3 hours or so to get our view and it was just frustrating. But I finally got to see Tinkerbell and Dumbo fly for the first time ever, and shared a great moment with my mother so I don't want to ask for any more than that.