I’ll admit, I miss having a good night’s sleep, but what we’re doing is worth it. I couldn’t find a gray cloud in the sky about our adventures if I tried-at least, not until last night. Last night was a tough go for us backups. It should have been a magical night, a sad night, anything but a dangerous night. This is how it went. October 9, 2016, a night to remember. This was the final run of Disney’s Main Street Electrical Parade in Walt Disney World. My family was making a big thing of this event. We got a discounted room at the Contemporary way in advance, simply because of the school break. Now that this was happening, my mom, dad, little sisters, and I were uber pumped. My nighttime adventures, however, had created some suspicion that our wicked friends were plotting something. In other words, we’d had nothing to do in
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While my mom handled the checking in, I admired the massive wall mural and the express monorail soaring overhead. As I gazed on in wonder, I noticed a boy from school, Sid, on a couch sipping from a souvenir mug. We locked eyes, and he gave me a wink and a friendly wave. I turned back to the counter. I’ve never attracted the attention of the opposite gender! I whispered excitedly to Drina, and we spent the entire rest of our time in the lobby giggling and dealing with weird looks from the boys. The rooms would be split up something like this-Drina, Wil, and I would be in the first room, Millo and his family would sleep in the second, and my parents and little sisters would be in the third of our collective rooms. Why I got kicked out of my family’s room, I will never know, but I wasn’t that annoyed. You do not want to be in the same room as Penny when she has bad dreams about crocodiles. Crocodiles! And when Ellie wakes up at two in the morning and just has to play...er, I digress. Let’s jump to our first night in the hotel, when we got the scare of our
While my mom handled the checking in, I admired the massive wall mural and the express monorail soaring overhead. As I gazed on in wonder, I noticed a boy from school, Sid, on a couch sipping from a souvenir mug. We locked eyes, and he gave me a wink and a friendly wave. I turned back to the counter. I’ve never attracted the attention of the opposite gender! I whispered excitedly to Drina, and we spent the entire rest of our time in the lobby giggling and dealing with weird looks from the boys. The rooms would be split up something like this-Drina, Wil, and I would be in the first room, Millo and his family would sleep in the second, and my parents and little sisters would be in the third of our collective rooms. Why I got kicked out of my family’s room, I will never know, but I wasn’t that annoyed. You do not want to be in the same room as Penny when she has bad dreams about crocodiles. Crocodiles! And when Ellie wakes up at two in the morning and just has to play...er, I digress. Let’s jump to our first night in the hotel, when we got the scare of our