This is a nice family picture! All of the Diaz Family with Mickey Mouse. Don't look now, but Christian is totally jacked! Which way to the weight room, bro?
Remember that time we went to Universal Studios? That was fun. We rode the Mario ride, which was a let down. How is it that the line for the ride was better than the actual ride? Mario Land was really cool. I thought it was fun to see all of the different stuff from the Mario video games. I also liked that the music in the bathroom was from the underwater worlds of the original Super Mario Bros game. It's funny, though, because I don't feel that draw to Universal Studios like I feel it for Disneyland. When we went in the late 80s/early 90s that shark was so cool. This time around the "CGI" had definitely aged. Here's more of the long story: Friendly Faces The people inside the park seemed kinder, too. Smiles and waves were exchanged with strangers, and cast members were everywhere, ready to assist with anything. "I swear, everyone here is just happier," Lissa remarked. "Must be the magic of Disney." "Either that, or they’re all in ...
So, we have a Disney trip on the horizon. In fact, it's about 92 days from now. As I like to do, I am dusting off this old blog for another round of daily posts. This blog is known as Disneyland Everyday because I like to post everyday. However, this is really the Disney hype machine. The goal here is to make sure everyone gets a small taste of Disney magic every day between now and when we actually go! By way of review, here are the trip dates: Sunday November 10 Drive to St. George Monday November 11 Drive to Anaheim, see the Disneyland Plaza Tuesday November 12 Disneyland Wednesday November 13 Disney California Adventure, then hop back to Disneyland! Thursday November 14 Long-haul drive all the way home This round of the blog is going to be different than what I've done in the past. This time I'm not doing posts that are ride or snack or family themed. Instead, they will just be random pictures and videos. However, I decided to leverage a really good story teller to...
When they first put in Splash Mountain back in 1989 the camera near the top of the big drop was a new and novel idea. It didn't take long for people to start doing weird things for the camera. It also didn't take long for people to start doing things like flipping the bird. One thing that some people did was "flash" the camera. Now, this started to happen enough that the ride earned the nickname Flash Mountain AND a Disney employee was assigned to review the pictures before they were posted on the TV screens. The job was to delete any of the pictures with inappropriate images. Today, Disney has a software program that does the filtering. Now, I'm not saying Lissa is doing anything inappropriate here (and Disney agrees because they let the picture through) but what the heck is she doing?
Do you even lift?
ReplyDeleteHahaha that's funny!! Can't wait till January!!
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