Okay, I promised a couple vacation-related posts. Here we go!
If you've been to Disney World, you get what I mean when I say it truly is the Happiest Place on Earth. Seriously. Not an exaggeration.
Besides the occasional crying child/screaming parent combo, it was simply divine.
I mean, I could've done without the long lines. And the extreme heat and humidity. And the $4 ice cream cups.
But those minor issues did not stop me from practically tearing up our last day. I know, right? Like I'm a five-year-old having a tantrum leaving the toy store. That's how awesome it was.
Disney World is an experience. The people that run it want you to be happy. They want the environment to be family-friendly. They want you to leave with a smile on your face.
I have never been in a place where so many employees were so in love with their jobs. Sure, we got the occasional worker having an off-day. For Disney World, this means maybe only a half-smile. But the vast majority of "cast members" looked like they were having the time of their lives.
Right down to the guy poking pieces of trash with a stick or the girl wiping down tables. Everyone was happy, helpful, and looking for ways to make our time at Disney World magical.
In light of this, I have decided to quit graduate school and my job and move to Orlando and become a Disney princess.
Just kidding.
But if I did, I would totes be Belle.
If you've been to Disney World, you get what I mean when I say it truly is the Happiest Place on Earth. Seriously. Not an exaggeration.
Besides the occasional crying child/screaming parent combo, it was simply divine.
I mean, I could've done without the long lines. And the extreme heat and humidity. And the $4 ice cream cups.
But those minor issues did not stop me from practically tearing up our last day. I know, right? Like I'm a five-year-old having a tantrum leaving the toy store. That's how awesome it was.
Disney World is an experience. The people that run it want you to be happy. They want the environment to be family-friendly. They want you to leave with a smile on your face.
I have never been in a place where so many employees were so in love with their jobs. Sure, we got the occasional worker having an off-day. For Disney World, this means maybe only a half-smile. But the vast majority of "cast members" looked like they were having the time of their lives.
Right down to the guy poking pieces of trash with a stick or the girl wiping down tables. Everyone was happy, helpful, and looking for ways to make our time at Disney World magical.
In light of this, I have decided to quit graduate school and my job and move to Orlando and become a Disney princess.
Just kidding.
But if I did, I would totes be Belle.
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2 comments:
Graduate school vs Disney World..... tough choice. :)
Ha, don't worry Mark! I can do it all! :)
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