This is Ian’s “car wash” which he has built on our staircase. He lines up as many cars as possible, then shifts them around for 12 to 16 hours (ok, maybe not quite that long). As you can imagine, this makes it a little difficult to go upstairs.
Business is good!
When do you know you have finally slipped the rest of the way into insanity? When your Disney trip planning looks like this:
We spent probably three hours tonight planning meals, events, and park visits, after many hours spent reading tour guides and restaurant reviews. We used a different color post-it for each park, and yellow for events and meals at the various resorts.
Sadly, this is what it takes when you need to make dinner reservations six months in advance.
The one advantage of working for a company that is one of the sponsors of the most over-promoted movie of all time: six year olds don’t care how cheesy the promotional poster is. They just think it’s *COOL*.
