That’s right, I was once a scrap-booker. It was the wild and loose spring of 2008, and everyone was experimenting. I had resolved to make a photo book documenting our August and Christmas trips from 2007, and I found that all of the pre-fabricated designs on the various photo book sites were lousy.

I hadn’t been to a character dining experience in quite some time so I was a little wary about a bunch of adults heading to a restaurant to see Mickey, Donald, and pals. Couldn’t I just eat eggs somewhere quiet? Would it be swarmed with little kids going nuts? Would it be total chaos? Would the food be any good? These were all questions I had running through my head.

ere in our second installment, I’ll be discussing night photography. For the unassimilated, night photography is often considered the most daunting type of photography. Questions on how to take sharp night photos are some of the most frequent ones I receive, but really, the secret is quite simple. Hopefully I am not banished from the Alliance of Photographers for revealing our secrets.

It was my first time trying Disney’s concierge service. I was very excited to give this a shot since my both of my friends and traveling companions, Caroline and Kim, are seasoned veterans of concierge level experiences at WDW. They raved about how well taken care of they have felt during concierge stays and I couldn’t wait for a girls’ weekend of pampering.

In the spirit of political season (anyone else as sick of those ads as I am?), I thought long and hard about what topic I would discuss in this post. Ultimately, I decided that it is time to lay out an important decision for all of you. I’ve decided to run for President…of Walt Disney World. As such, I have a simple five point plan for how to make Walt Disney World the best it can be, now and forever!