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Re: Awsome article in the Main Street Diary about some wonderful magic
Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2008 2:40 pm
by vixen101485
joanna71985 wrote:Oh come on, it's not evil! ;)
And sure! I can do that. :)
LOL...I was too sarcastic and argumentative for the powers that be there. Can you believe that? ;)
TY I got it.
Re: Awsome article in the Main Street Diary about some wonderful magic
Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2008 11:09 pm
by bpgstudios
As a snow CM (and the CM that dispatched the 2000th ride), that kid really deserves and appreciates everything we can do. It always brightens my day when I see him come through, and its nice to see him over at some of the other attractions too. All of us in the area have gotten to watch him grow over the past few years, and its nice to have a quick breather from the SGs not watching their kids jumping onto moving cars and station stops.
Re: Awsome article in the Main Street Diary about some wonderful magic
Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2008 11:39 pm
by DisneyMom
What a great story! Really, Disneyland and WDW is great therapy for anyone, but something that has a very special meaning for this family. What a wonderful memory!
Someone please PM me where to find the story and pics, Pretty please! :)
Re: Awsome article in the Main Street Diary about some wonderful magic
Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2008 11:47 pm
by EeyoresButterfly
Ohmigod! I know exactly who this is referring to. That was the first complex I learned and I remember when he and his family would come by. It was always so wonderful, I can't imagine more dedicated parents. We used to give him pins off of our lanyards if they had anything to do with Snow White. One of the things that always impressed me was the even though they have a GAC, if it was a busy day they would be more than willing to wait a bit in the WC queue. Many families with GACs get onto us about the wait. They were always so patient and so nice. I am floored by everything that WDW did and really glad they did it!
Re: Awsome article in the Main Street Diary about some wonderful magic
Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2008 8:41 am
by mechurchlady
I read it over at another site and was touched.
Re: Awsome article in the Main Street Diary about some wonderful magic
Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2008 9:46 am
by hobie16
mechurchlady wrote:I read it over at another site and was touched.
Aren't there laws about that? :D:
Re: Awsome article in the Main Street Diary about some wonderful magic
Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2008 1:39 pm
by joanna71985
vixen101485 wrote:LOL...I was too sarcastic and argumentative for the powers that be there. Can you believe that? ;)
TY I got it.
Really? You don't say! ;)
You're welcome.
bpgstudios wrote:As a snow CM (and the CM that dispatched the 2000th ride), that kid really deserves and appreciates everything we can do. It always brightens my day when I see him come through, and its nice to see him over at some of the other attractions too. All of us in the area have gotten to watch him grow over the past few years, and its nice to have a quick breather from the SGs not watching their kids jumping onto moving cars and station stops.
That's awsome! I wish I could have been there to see it.
DisneyMom wrote:What a great story! Really, Disneyland and WDW is great therapy for anyone, but something that has a very special meaning for this family. What a wonderful memory!
Someone please PM me where to find the story and pics, Pretty please! :)
Sure thing.
EeyoresButterfly wrote:Ohmigod! I know exactly who this is referring to. That was the first complex I learned and I remember when he and his family would come by. It was always so wonderful, I can't imagine more dedicated parents. We used to give him pins off of our lanyards if they had anything to do with Snow White. One of the things that always impressed me was the even though they have a GAC, if it was a busy day they would be more than willing to wait a bit in the WC queue. Many families with GACs get onto us about the wait. They were always so patient and so nice. I am floored by everything that WDW did and really glad they did it!
I can send you the links, if you want.
hobie16 wrote:Aren't there laws about that? :D:
HA! :D: