Also, in case you’ve never visited Florida in July or August, heed my warning: Be prepared. The locals will tell you it’s the hottest time of the year, and here in Orlando, the middle of the state, the humidity literally collects from either of the coasts and just nests above this city. There was at least 80% humidity every day (the highest reached 96%) and then, when the clouds get too heavy, it pours. We quickly got used to walking around wet and with soggy sneakers. This was just another part of the magical experience. Disney may not be all that it’s cracked up to be (although read my next post about the magic I did get to witness), but the real magic lies in the experience. While we did do a lot of bitching and moaning about the humidity, long lines, or cost of things, I got to do with my family. In a world that moves at Mach speed, I think it’s pretty special to be able to find time to do things with your family.
The bus rides home from the parks were packed with tired passengers, but as they scrolled through the pictures on their phone from their experiences of the day, they smiled on the moments they shared together. I guess there is a little magic left, after all.
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