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Especially when you have to get up early the day after you return and have to worklonepalm wrote:It certainly can't be bad for your health! It is definitely refreshing. However, the little while after we leave to go back home is certainly NOT good for your health!
Couldn't agree more - coming down from the WDW high is the worst! It's a deep depression that lasts for days (if not a few weeks). You know, when you're sitting at work and you think, this time last week I was at DAK. Later that day: I was eating at Tusker House this time last week. [Yes, it comes back to food for me.Amy wrote:Especially when you have to get up early the day after you return and have to worklonepalm wrote:It certainly can't be bad for your health! It is definitely refreshing. However, the little while after we leave to go back home is certainly NOT good for your health!
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I love it! That's exactly the feeling that you get. At Disney you're not stressing about finances, fighting over the daily non-important crap, etc... It's just Daddy, take me on Pooh! I want to ride with Daddy! No better feeling than that.rphillips14 wrote:We just love Disney and I believe alot of the good is giving you something to look forward. For us, it's helps on bad days to think, "In 3 months, I'll be back at Disney." or whatever is your particular time frame. The other part of Disney I love is just being Daddy. When I'm home I have 4 or 5 things pulling me in 4 or 5 directions but at Disney...I'm just Daddy.
Amy wrote:The walking is good...but it depends on how much food you end up eating and whether you drink more pop than normal whether it all washes out in the end. It certainly is good for mental healthdwellsbct wrote:I was thinking... when I visit WDW I walk a whole heck of a lot more than I do at home... So I figure visiting WDW is a healthy vacation, right ?
Awww, this is a very sweet thought! Glad you guys are able to fully immerse yourselves like thatNaCler wrote:I love it! That's exactly the feeling that you get. At Disney you're not stressing about finances, fighting over the daily non-important crap, etc... It's just Daddy, take me on Pooh! I want to ride with Daddy! No better feeling than that.rphillips14 wrote:We just love Disney and I believe alot of the good is giving you something to look forward. For us, it's helps on bad days to think, "In 3 months, I'll be back at Disney." or whatever is your particular time frame. The other part of Disney I love is just being Daddy. When I'm home I have 4 or 5 things pulling me in 4 or 5 directions but at Disney...I'm just Daddy.
and you will be fine. Thanks, but it was rphillips14 who had the original thought. I just expounded on it a little bit.Goofyfan wrote:NaCler: Bravo.... Well said
Wow ~ two and a half weeks is a great amount of time! Did you take any tours while you were there?Tiger87 wrote:I was so stressed and inactive before going on my last trip we stayed for 2 1/2 weeks ..It was the best trip I had ever had even better than lasts years (only nine days<first vist)my friends and coworkers notice a 180 turn. Its medicine for the soul.The more you vist the healthier you become.
