Hi, guys! How are you all today? I hope great! This is a traveling/personal blog and I hope you enjoy it specially when I talk Disney! The post today is going to be in English because I am helping some great mamas that I have met in a FB grupo called << Smart Moms Planning Disney >> and it is all about those little things you can only find at Disney parks and hotels. So we have put our brains together and we came up with a list of things you should not miss out during your trip to WDW- so we are talking Orlando, mainly. Please, share your "little thing" on the comment section and I will add up to our list very soon (If it is land , let me know and I can create a new section for them!). Here are for all parks/restaurants at WDW: 1 - When going to any park or Disney hotel for the 1st time (or for an special occasion: b-day, anniversaries and so on), you may ask for a button that says so! They are free and super cute to keep it as a souvenir. Well, so...
Hey... How are you? I hope great! Sorry I have not been able to write lately but I wanna think 2019 will be different. LOL So my trip to Disney finally happened last August (I am writing more posts soon enough...) but something I talked about on my first Disney post did not and that was being able to spread the Pixie Dust I planned. For those newbies around here comes a little explanation on what Pixie Dust is: It is a little something you can do for people in your group/family or to others around the parks/hotels. For ex. give away stickers to kids in line or so. I have heard of families that give away their extra food-plan credits on their last day by talking to a CM during a meal and asking if it is "ok". I have also heard about leaving a few things with a letter inside someone else's stroller. Disney is all about the magic and if we can do our share, too, it is great, right? I did put a few things together for my family: dad, mom, aunt 1, aunt 2, cousin and ...
Vai lendo aí!! Porém, vou continuar a tradição e começar pelas dúvidas que recebo por e-mail!! Minhas remetentes foram protegidas, claro!! :o) Boa noite! Meu nome é Bonitinha, tenho 89 anos e eu vi seu email no blog das 30 au pairs e resolvi tirar algumas dúvidas... Vi o programa de au pair como uma forma - mais barata- de intercâmbio e achei super interessante essa coisa de ir pra trabalhar e tudo mais. Só que assim, eu tenho algumas experiências com crianças mas elas já fazem um bom tempo, a única criança que eu tenho contato direto é meu cunhado e ele tem 4 anos porém não passo tanto tempo assim com ele. Eu tenho medo de não me adaptar com as kids e queria a sua opinião, se isso é possível se adaptar e gostar muito de crianças ou "esquece au pair não é pra você" RESPOSTA: Amiga, é sim!! Tudo nessa vida é adaptação!! Claaaaaro, que você consegue. Você é jovem, pode fazer mais horas com crianças (eu não entendi a parte da sua experiência ser com s...
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