[tragic312]

before i continue and post about my recent trip to disney world, you all have to excuse me if i happen to change my posts from time to time. i have a fuzzy memory. we did so much in the days we were there that i can't remember exactly what we did and where we went. we were constantly park hopping. so once i unfuzz my memory, i'll add more posts. thank you for your patience.

[tinkerbell]

tragic312, please dont apologize for that .. I have the same problem .. I blame mine on age and my blond / gray hair .. my excuse is I am not just a dumb blonde but since I am going gray so quickly (my oldest granddaughter plucked one out this afternoon oooo wwwwwww!) I am dumb and senile !! I am amazed at how well all these others can remember every day they spent at WDW .. when I come back I will be so brain drained I will be happy to remember my name .. if I dont I guess I can check my drivers license *grin*

[tragic312]

i can remember quite well what parks my fiance and i visited on our first trip. it was my first time there and his second time, but he didn't remember a lot because he was about 10 or so when he went. the most recent trip is so scattered. i remember what rides and shows we saw, what resteraunts we ate at, i remember everything that we did. i just can't remember on what day so i have to really sit down and think event by event to post the rest of my trip up. hahaha. ;)

[crystalrp]

I found it really helps to try to keep a journal and write in it DAILY! I know it seems a pain at the time, but believe me, in later years these records seem INVALUABLE! You can write down all the cute little things that happened, all the warm fuzzy moments, and even the odd or not pleasant things. It seems it is the little details that often fade from our memories, but if it is in writing, you will have it FOREVER! :)

(plus it makes the trip reports a heck of a lot easier to write! LOL)

[tragic312]

i should have done that. i didn't think i would have sometimers at 21. some times you do, some times you don't.