Disney Trip (Part II)
Friday, 22 December 2006
It's a good thing that I slept pretty well, because energy was essential for this trip. My feet were hurting during the night.
This was the day we went to Magic Kingdom. The place is pretty cool. It has more rides than some of the other parks. Unfortunately, I didn't do much in this park. We went to this trip for the kids. My brother is four and my sister is one (two in 14 Febuary). We first went to see Tigger. They took pictures with him.
It was a fucking mess, since I like to go in order. The map has the parks listed in a specific order. The group did not do that. I'm not the type who goes, "Yeah! Let's go here, then there. Oh, but I'll also go back to that one area I stood in two hours ago." It's too scattered. This is why it's hard to talk about my experience with this park. Not only that, but some rides didn't use the Fast Pass.
I only went to the Big Thunder Mountain ride, because I'm a pussy who refused to go on Splash Mountain. I've been on it before, but I'm not very found of large drops. You feel like if you were going to fall. The good part is if someone bribes me with $1 million, I would go. I can handle it; I'm just a coward. I can "kinda" get over it; you'll see later.
So, my mum and a few other people went to Splash Mountain. It's funny, because my mum's freggin' scared of Big Thunder Mountain, the train ride. I refused to go, so the babysitter and I took care of my siblings. When they came back, they were wet. I was dry, and I had to make it up to them. I did that by wetting myself in this stupid fountain in the "Mickey's Toontown Fair" area. The younger brother went there, so I became the idiot and did what the little kids did. It's good; the family was happy. I got wet for them.
Unfortunately, we never went to Tomorrowland, but I still have some pictures I took from a train. The train took us around the park. Again, this was done for the kids. Damn them....just kidding, though I'm not much of a "kid lover." Kids are cute, but they're also annoying. If you can handle them, good for you. I don't want to deal with it. Eh..all of this is another story. I could talk about sometime, that is, if you are willing to learn about my views on this. :)
The place might not be extremely amazing, but the futuristic stuff turns me on...emotionally, not sexually. XD I have always been into things that represent the future. The future is something full of awe and mystery.
My legs were aching later. That was why I needed energy earlier. It was worth it.
I then ate at a restaurant in the hotel. It was pretty cool. It had a buffet and good desserts. It sucked, because I felt like vomiting. I have a thing with anxiety. I might have some problem with anxiety. I'm not sure, because I've never seen a psychologist. Nothing horrible was happening, but it just happens. I guess I hate eating in public areas. The good parts were the bathroom and the characters. The nauseous feeling gave me the urge to go to the restroom. It was interesting, because I was able to hear Japanese people talk. I could tell it was Japanese, after watching anime with Japanese audio a while ago and then hearing the "Hai, hai, hai" from the little girl with her mother (in the restroom). During our time in the restaurant, my brother, my friend, and I took pictures with some of the characters (Mickey, Donald, Minnie, Pluto, and Goofy).
I took some brownies from the buffet, because I could. The funny part was that I first got them with my hand. It was fucking stupid; I had the plates. I'm too impulsive. At least I have my brother to bring me to my senses. I use the plate, then I put them in a napkin as soon as I leave the restaurant.
I then took walks with other family members. All is fine.
I finished this entry on 15 January 2007. It's a bit too late, right? I know, but I still wanted to finish it, until it gets too late.
It's a good thing that I slept pretty well, because energy was essential for this trip. My feet were hurting during the night.
This was the day we went to Magic Kingdom. The place is pretty cool. It has more rides than some of the other parks. Unfortunately, I didn't do much in this park. We went to this trip for the kids. My brother is four and my sister is one (two in 14 Febuary). We first went to see Tigger. They took pictures with him.
It was a fucking mess, since I like to go in order. The map has the parks listed in a specific order. The group did not do that. I'm not the type who goes, "Yeah! Let's go here, then there. Oh, but I'll also go back to that one area I stood in two hours ago." It's too scattered. This is why it's hard to talk about my experience with this park. Not only that, but some rides didn't use the Fast Pass.
I only went to the Big Thunder Mountain ride, because I'm a pussy who refused to go on Splash Mountain. I've been on it before, but I'm not very found of large drops. You feel like if you were going to fall. The good part is if someone bribes me with $1 million, I would go. I can handle it; I'm just a coward. I can "kinda" get over it; you'll see later.
So, my mum and a few other people went to Splash Mountain. It's funny, because my mum's freggin' scared of Big Thunder Mountain, the train ride. I refused to go, so the babysitter and I took care of my siblings. When they came back, they were wet. I was dry, and I had to make it up to them. I did that by wetting myself in this stupid fountain in the "Mickey's Toontown Fair" area. The younger brother went there, so I became the idiot and did what the little kids did. It's good; the family was happy. I got wet for them.
Unfortunately, we never went to Tomorrowland, but I still have some pictures I took from a train. The train took us around the park. Again, this was done for the kids. Damn them....just kidding, though I'm not much of a "kid lover." Kids are cute, but they're also annoying. If you can handle them, good for you. I don't want to deal with it. Eh..all of this is another story. I could talk about sometime, that is, if you are willing to learn about my views on this. :)
The place might not be extremely amazing, but the futuristic stuff turns me on...emotionally, not sexually. XD I have always been into things that represent the future. The future is something full of awe and mystery.
My legs were aching later. That was why I needed energy earlier. It was worth it.
I then ate at a restaurant in the hotel. It was pretty cool. It had a buffet and good desserts. It sucked, because I felt like vomiting. I have a thing with anxiety. I might have some problem with anxiety. I'm not sure, because I've never seen a psychologist. Nothing horrible was happening, but it just happens. I guess I hate eating in public areas. The good parts were the bathroom and the characters. The nauseous feeling gave me the urge to go to the restroom. It was interesting, because I was able to hear Japanese people talk. I could tell it was Japanese, after watching anime with Japanese audio a while ago and then hearing the "Hai, hai, hai" from the little girl with her mother (in the restroom). During our time in the restaurant, my brother, my friend, and I took pictures with some of the characters (Mickey, Donald, Minnie, Pluto, and Goofy).
I took some brownies from the buffet, because I could. The funny part was that I first got them with my hand. It was fucking stupid; I had the plates. I'm too impulsive. At least I have my brother to bring me to my senses. I use the plate, then I put them in a napkin as soon as I leave the restaurant.
I then took walks with other family members. All is fine.
I finished this entry on 15 January 2007. It's a bit too late, right? I know, but I still wanted to finish it, until it gets too late.