The Great Disney Character Hunt

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Brian was a really good sport as I chased my favorite characters around the four Disney parks. He was equally great about the pin-hunting, but that’s another story for another time.

Close, but no cigar! They were walkin’ away as I was chasing them.

Miss Poppins so graciously ensured that our posture was completely proper, after a long conversation about laughter and penguins and chalk drawings.

I ran right into Alice and turned to follow her, calling out, "Alice! Alice!" Until she answered me. She made me chase her to the other side of England, where she told me that her sister only allowed her to take pictures in certain places. — I ran right into Alice and turned to follow her, calling out, “Alice! Alice!” Until she answered me. She made me chase her to the other side of England, where she told me that her sister only allowed her to take pictures in certain places.

She also said we were twinsies like the Tweedles because my white skirt matched her apron. 🙂 We talked about the Cheshire Cat for a bit, since I love him oh-so-much… Man, I wish there were a Chesh wandering around EPCOT… Alice is Katie’s favorite…Chesh is mine. Well, one of mine.

Aladdin and I had a really great conversation…He flirted for a bit, then we talked about Abu, Jasmine, and Genie. I told him that he was my favorite, and he told me that I was his favorite. I don’t feel bad that he probably told other little girls that they were his favorite, because, well…I said the same thing to Eeyore, Aurora, and Maleficent.

I missed my picture with her by just one person in line…but she was still there. And I still told her she was the best villain ever…and I hunted for Maleficent pins all over Disney World. I have 5. 🙂

We really enjoyed the Supercalefragilistic Breakfast with the Mad Hatter, Mary Poppins, and other magical Disney friends.

Chip has the black nose, like a chocolate chip. Look, ma! I learned something!

There were a bazillion more, but I think you’re probably bored to tears by now. I may have just as well brought out an old projector screen and made you sit through a slide show of “Our First Big Vacation.” Although, that could be fun…you know, presuming there was alcohol involved. And snacks. Everyone loves snacks.

Quirky Chrissy

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wordsforworms says:

September 20, 2012 at 9:10 am

Ahahahhaaha Brian in the kickline is the greatest. thing. ever. !!!!!!!!!

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ASHLEY says:

September 20, 2012 at 6:28 pm

Glad you had fun. I went when I was a kid but I think I was too young to really appreciate it. I just remember flipping my lid when I saw Minnie Mouse.

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Christine Wojdyla says:

September 20, 2012 at 6:42 pm

It’s crazy when you go as an adult after having childhood memories…I think I cried on like 5 different rides… I’m an emotional basketcase sometimes…

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It's A Dome Life says:

September 30, 2012 at 10:08 pm

I love these pictures. I love that you cried. I would have cried too.

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