The beauty of today is often not in focus because of our disorganized life.
Burn the candles, use the nice sheets, wear the fancy lingerie, either use the china or give it away. Don’t save it for a special occasion. Today is special.
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After applying my Mickey Mouse sticker to the Walt Disney tribute mural, i walked around a bit. Reminisced about my first role at Disney, “Jungle Jeff”.
Pressed for time, i decided to watch the movie anyway. Rather than exit the theater normally, the Disney Host invited us to exit (reenter) back into One Man’s Dream.
Notice “Project X”? The initial “top secret” name.
Notice the name change to The Florida Project?
Filming two segments: one for the general public and one for the Florida Governor (Hayden Burns).
Thirty minutes after the first sticker, there are two dozen more.
Hours later, this was in my Twitter feed.
i honestly thought there was simply going to be some type of inspiring presentation about Walt Disney. You know, something you passively observed and enjoyed at your leisure.
The hoopla over me being the first one was a “Magic Moment”.
Never expected it.
One Man’s Dream was literally a ghost town for the first 20 minutes.
This unencumbered time allowed several one-on-one conversations with four Cast Members.
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We talked about it mid-trip, the notion of visiting Land and World on the same day. On the final day (yesterday, March 9) flying from Los Angeles to Orlando we semi-committed to doing it. On the drive home from the airport we decided to go for it.
Just before our son was born in 2000, a colleague gave me the best piece of advice for raising children, and he said it was told to him by a very old and very wise woman.
“You only need to remember two things when it comes to raising children. You can’t hold them too much and you can’t love them too much.”
A few years later, I shared this story with a group and afterwards one man approached me and said, “There’s a third thing. Love their Mother.“