Three Things Thursday ~ Creatures, Agents and Patches

Here's one of my new favorite blog hops today:
Three Things Thursday!


http://heidi-strawser.com/category/three-things-thursday/

(Be sure to link up on her blog!)
Since I already have a blog (and three blogs preceding this one) what haven't I already shared?

Once Upon a Time There Was a Princess Who...

1.) Loves sorting and organizing.
Even laundry.


Brights, Darks, Whites and Pixie Dust
Yes, I love sorting laundry and making things nice and neat.
I have been known to sing while doing laundry and dishes and sweeping.
If I had a couple woodland creatures to help me, life would be perfect.

2.) Loved planning vacations but despite multiple people asking, had no desire to be a travel agent. At All.
I have friends who are travel agents and I think I'm happiest sharing my Disney knowledge while maintaining my amateur status (and also my Moms Panel eligibility!)

3.) Just got back from an incredible vacation on the Disney Wonder!
I wrote the last several days posts ahead of time to patch the blog through while I was gone.

Bonus Points if you can spot my five year old daughter in this picture from disembarkation morning.
As always, trip reports will follow! If I haven't been commenting on your blogs, I am sorry and am trying to catch up!
Rest assured, lots and lots of pictures and a trip report is on the way!

Comments

  1. UnknownJanuary 9, 2014 at 7:46 AM

    We have much in common! I, too, love sorting things. And I love planning Disney vacations. I had a short stint as a Disney Vacation Planner (6 months last year), but honestly - like you - I have more fun planning trips when I'm NOT an agent. ;)

    I see your daughter and I LOVE that! It looks like she's popping out of your cup!

    Thanks for linking up!

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    1. AdventurerMomJanuary 10, 2014 at 7:57 AM

      See that's what I think. I've spoken to a couple TAs who love their job, but the most fun parts of planning seem to be things I already do without being an agent.

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