Continued from previous entry… After Tomorrowland we
caught the bus for the Fort Wilderness campground for
our reservation at Trail’s End Restaurant. Dinner was excellent, and then I
think we caught a ferry to the Magic Kingdom to get a
spot for the Main Street Electrical
Parade.
We got a spot in one of the handicapped only viewing
areas, and cast members were walking by keeping people who weren't disabled out
of that area. Cast members were also asking about what people’s favorite rides,
and in the course of discussions I mentioned two of my favorites were Buzz Lightyear
Space Ranger Spin and Toy Story Mania.
I think two cast members were standing there, and I
told them my scores, especially how I received my planetary space pilot license
in Buzz Lightyear. One of them, Vince from guest relations told us about a pin you
could get inscribed with just about anything, anything being my high score.
Some might think my obsession with high scores is odd, but it's really not.
It's the fact I can beat sighted people at something because in the non-Disney
world it’s very seldom possible.
After he told us this, my mother went to get the pin,
and encountered Vince who was getting it for me. This was extremely nice of him
to do, and it exemplifies the Disney spirit of wishing to make everyone's
dreams come true. The pin doesn't have my planetary space pilot qualification
on it, but the surface area can't fit all my numerous accolades. I can't
participate in Twitter because I can't speak in less than 140 characters. So
why should one of my pins be any different?
One thing I forgot to mention on my blog of the
previous week, I have a stuffed animal squirrel, and Mark usually takes it when
he's here. He squirrelnaps it for a little while, and then give it back. I call
it an attack squirrel, and he's always putting in odd places. This happened a
few years ago, but once he tried to give my mother a heart attack by putting it
on her pillow.
All this is background to me saying he mustn't have
been feeling very well because he didn't squirrelnap it on his most recent
visit, the week of July 10.
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