Getting back into the swing of things after an illness is
always a challenge. I was cut down by a sinus infection last week and holy
moses, that was an eye opener for me. I have been plagued by allergies my whole
life, and with that has been a barrage of related health issues. Somehow I
escaped nearly 34 years without a sinus infection (to my recollection) but now,
I can tell you, I know. I know. It was terrible, and I still have lingering
sinus issues but today is my sixth day on antibiotics and possibly the second
day I feel human. I slept and whined for several days while my husband had to
handle pretty much everything child related.
But now things are better. We tried to go on with our
weekend despite my face having been hit by a truck. Mostly, we managed. We hit Disney
on Saturday, mainly because the Seven Dwarfs ride just opened and we had
hard-to-get fast passes. I powered through until a little before dinnertime
when my Sudafed stopped working but it was a long time until I could take more
and I just had to insist we leave. The ride was good! The line is nutso – I don’t
think I would do it without a fastpass for a while although there are supposed
to be fun games to play while in the standby line.
Sunday we took the boys to see Maleficient. I was not
sure about taking them because it is PG-13, but the parent websites said it was
mainly rated that way for darkness and fighting, which my kids are fine with.
They’ve seen all the Harry Potters. Dare I say, I think Henry enjoyed it the
most – he never got scared and he laughed a lot, particularly when Aurora is a
baby. I thought it was excellent. So - if your kids aren't easily scared by fighting and large animals (wolf, dragon, ent-like tree things), I whole heartedly recommend for any age.




3 comments:
Harry potter was a little too scary over here so I think we will skip on the other. Sinus infections are the worst.
I really want to see Maleficient, but I'm certain Hannah will cry, so I think we'll wait for a home viewing.
Question about Disney - the fast pass system is different there than it is here. I think we're going later this year, and we're probably going to just upgrade to the premier pass, since that's the same price jump as a two day park-hopper with lots more bang for our buck. So... can annual passholders request fast passes ahead of time through their system? (I'm obviously a little unsure of how your system works. We can only request fast passes while in the park at a kiosk.)
Dang. That sinus stuff laid you OUT. I'm glad you're feeling better and perking up.
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