ariel1025
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Sep 14, 2008
First, let me just say, I debated starting a PTR for this trip as I almost feel I'm jinxing myself. The last 3 Disneyland PTRs I've started have resulted in the trip being cancelled for one reason or another. But, in the end I just couldn't help myself. Planning is just too much fun and this is part of my planning!
"You have to go .... it's for work!" Those were the famous words my Hubs said to me yesterday that made me love him just a little bit more (if that's even possible!). Let me explain...
I work for a Travel Agency (authorized by Disney) and every year they hold an annual Summit at one of the Disney Destinations. Last year, I had barely started when they held their event in Disney World, so I missed that one. When that happened I told the Hubs "there's no way I'm missing it next year!" Well, wouldn't you know it, dates were released and I couldn't go. Why you ask? Great question! Well, we already had a trip booked for Disney World that fell smack dab in the middle of those dates. We talked about changing our vacation dates, but we were so darn excited with our plans that I put it off "until next year." Then we ended up having to cancel that trip. You're asking why again aren't you Well, for the first time ever I wasn't sad to be cancelling a trip because we're expecting a new addition to our family!
Since I'm not due until August 31 we cancelled the trip. I just can't fathom taking a 2(ish) month old on a 2 week adventure in WDW. I know there are people who do it and I don't think there's anything wrong with it, but it's just not for us.
So, all this occurred in December. Now, fast forward to yesterday. I was talking on the phone to Hubs and mentioned that "the brochure for Summit went out today, I'm kinda sad I'm going to miss it again." He paused for a minute and then asked me for all the details. And, that was that, the subject was shifted, I love you's were exchanged and the phone call ended.
When he got home last night we packed up our little man and the stroller and headed to the mall to walk laps. Yes, I'm a mall walker It's too cold to walk outside still and walking helps me not feel so "icky" pregnant. At 9 weeks my belly has already "popped." That whole 2nd baby shows earlier myth is no joke!
Anyway, we are making our laps stopping in stores that look intriguing, when Hubs asks me if I really wanted to go. I'm pretty sure my exact answer was "I really, really, really wanna go; but, I really, really, really, really don't want to leave the baby." He then proceeded to ask if I would feel better if they (him and both kiddos) tagged along. I said, of course, but I will be in events all day for 2 days and would feel mean leaving them alone. And do we really want to take a 2ish month old on a trip. And would he be able to handle both kiddos alone in the park (of course I knew he would, I'm just infamous for coming up with excuses). And, and, and....
At the end of all my rebuttals and excuses he made that infamous statement - "You have to go ... it's for work!"
So, it's settled, we're going. Or, at least, I'm going. The rest of the details are still being ironed out...
"You have to go .... it's for work!" Those were the famous words my Hubs said to me yesterday that made me love him just a little bit more (if that's even possible!). Let me explain...
I work for a Travel Agency (authorized by Disney) and every year they hold an annual Summit at one of the Disney Destinations. Last year, I had barely started when they held their event in Disney World, so I missed that one. When that happened I told the Hubs "there's no way I'm missing it next year!" Well, wouldn't you know it, dates were released and I couldn't go. Why you ask? Great question! Well, we already had a trip booked for Disney World that fell smack dab in the middle of those dates. We talked about changing our vacation dates, but we were so darn excited with our plans that I put it off "until next year." Then we ended up having to cancel that trip. You're asking why again aren't you Well, for the first time ever I wasn't sad to be cancelling a trip because we're expecting a new addition to our family!
Since I'm not due until August 31 we cancelled the trip. I just can't fathom taking a 2(ish) month old on a 2 week adventure in WDW. I know there are people who do it and I don't think there's anything wrong with it, but it's just not for us.
So, all this occurred in December. Now, fast forward to yesterday. I was talking on the phone to Hubs and mentioned that "the brochure for Summit went out today, I'm kinda sad I'm going to miss it again." He paused for a minute and then asked me for all the details. And, that was that, the subject was shifted, I love you's were exchanged and the phone call ended.
When he got home last night we packed up our little man and the stroller and headed to the mall to walk laps. Yes, I'm a mall walker It's too cold to walk outside still and walking helps me not feel so "icky" pregnant. At 9 weeks my belly has already "popped." That whole 2nd baby shows earlier myth is no joke!
Anyway, we are making our laps stopping in stores that look intriguing, when Hubs asks me if I really wanted to go. I'm pretty sure my exact answer was "I really, really, really wanna go; but, I really, really, really, really don't want to leave the baby." He then proceeded to ask if I would feel better if they (him and both kiddos) tagged along. I said, of course, but I will be in events all day for 2 days and would feel mean leaving them alone. And do we really want to take a 2ish month old on a trip. And would he be able to handle both kiddos alone in the park (of course I knew he would, I'm just infamous for coming up with excuses). And, and, and....
At the end of all my rebuttals and excuses he made that infamous statement - "You have to go ... it's for work!"
So, it's settled, we're going. Or, at least, I'm going. The rest of the details are still being ironed out...