Maybe, just maybe, telling the story is just as important as the story itself
When I signed off from my last post, I did so abruptly because I left out my takeaways from our first family Disney trip. If you haven’t read my previous two Disney blogs, you might want to do so before you dive into this one. It’ll make more sense if you do. Oh boy, where […]
If you read my previous post, you know that, at one time, I was extremely hesitant to plan a family vacation to Disney World. What I didn’t tell you is that once I got over my initial reluctance, I jumped head first into Disney planning and owned the process like a pro champ crazy person. […]
When Mike and I first became parents, I had virtually no desire to ever plan a family vacation to Walt Disney World. I had been there as a child, and I honestly didn’t remember it that fondly. My childhood memories of Disney are few, but they include riding Space Mountain and Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, and […]
During the summer of 1997, I attended a week-long camp for high school students. Focusing on vocal music and technique, the program at Miami University of Ohio featured individual, small group and large group instruction. One of the classes during that week highlighted musical theater, a genre about which I knew little more than the […]