Wordy Wednesday, I found out last week, is for those of us who can’t keep our big mouths shut long enough for a Wordless Wednesday.

Last week we pulled the kids out of school for a day to meet friends at The Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World. These are close friends (he was Best Man at our wedding and went to HS and Univ with Brian) from out of town who traveled to Florida for the shuttle launch, and they needed tour guides who knew the park well in order to have a day run smoothly with 3 girls under age 5.

I posted this today - a week later - because there a bunch of social networking moms at Disney this week. My people, on my turf, the week after my passes expired, hearing gurus speak about internet and Disney - 2 of my favorite things. I am entirely full to the BRIM with jealousy!!

Anyway, the photo is from left to right:

Wendy, Alice, Me, Brian, Joe & Joe’s 3 little girls.

Their goal was to ride something NOT scary and meet many princesses. We took them on Small World, the teacups, the carousel, through Minnie’s House and Mickey’s House, to meet Ariel, Aurora, Belle, Cinderella, Mickey and Minnie, and to Story Time with Belle. We also saw the Princess show in front of the castle, rode the Jungle Cruise, Aladdin’s Magic Carpet, Dumbo and the train. All this from 10:30am-6:30pm. And BEFORE they arrived we did Space Mountain, Buzz Lightyear, Astro Orbiter and got the Mayor of Main Street’s autograph. It was a FULL Day!!

Alice and Minnie compare heights

Ginny was too shy to meet Belle, so I held her

Enjoying the Dumbest flying elephant, longest line all day

The best Ariel ever!

If you ever need a Disney Tour Guide, I’ve heard the real ones are $150/hour and you have to pay to feed them and can’t jump the lines with them. I’ll help you for park entry + one hand pressed ice cream sandwich from The Main Street bakery or Sleepy Hollow, and I’ll help you use Fast Passes to skip lines. Because I can