Not A Working Vacay

I am at Disney World. Disney really got me this year with its "Get In Free On Your Birthday" campaign and its "Buy 4 days, get 3 free" resort campaign. So it was a no-brainer to come for a visit for Marilyn's birthday. Originally we were both to arrive yesterday, but she had a conference which delayed her arrival until today.

My sister and I come to Disney quite a bit. We come for races, we come with various family groups, and we come for a combination of both. Many times we come for what we call a "working vacation." That means we are coming with someone whom we really want to have a good time, so we work our butts off trying to make that happen. By the end of the vacation, we are happy but tired. It ends up being a good, yet exhausting, trip.

So we planned this one a little differently. We have no plans, except for Marilyn's birthday dinner tomorrow night. We don't know what or where we will eat, what we will do, or when we will do it. We are just going to do whatever whenever.

We hope it will be fun and relaxing. With the two of us and Disney, it will be an adventure.