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A frustrated Pixies ramblings about all things Disney and a few other things. This is an unofficial Disney Blog. Tips and insight on Disneyland, Walt Disney World and the Disney Cruise along with Disney Movies and how bringing Disney Magic into your home. My husband and I are owners of Pixie Dusted Memories Travel. Interested in a quote or finding out more information? Pixie Dusted Memories Travel Carolyn-Tinky@PixieDustedMemoriesTravel.com Scott-Sparky@PixieDustedMemoriesTravel.com
Monday, December 30, 2013
Disney Thoughts for 2014
Disney Thoughts for 2014
As 2013 quickly
comes ends I’m thinking of what I want to happen on my Pixie Pranks and Pixie’s
Faith blogs in 2014!
I’m hoping to
increase the views and need all of my Pixie Pals to share my blog. By
increasing my views and becoming bigger I will have a better chance of
strengthening and increasing the connections I have with the Disney Company for
early access to things and press passes to events. By doing this I will be able
to share even more firsthand news with you. I also need to increase my Twitter
and Facebook followers as well, again this will help me get more access.
There are some
special things I wish to cover for you in my blog in 2014.
·
I’m
hoping to be able to afford to do some of the tours at Disneyland so I can
share what the experience is like for those of you wishing to come and take the
tours. I will most likely only be able to do 1 this year.
o
Tours
I will to pick from
§
A Walk
in Walt’s Footsteps
§
Cultivating
the Magic
§
Holiday
Time at Disneyland
·
I plan
on continuing to stay connected with Disney Publishing and review new books
related to Disney before they come out and get interviews with authors.
·
I will
be purchasing some older books about Disney and reviewing them.
·
I am
now volunteering at Walt Disney’s Carolwood Barn in Griffith Park and will
share what happens there and who shows up. If you are local and follow me on
twitter watch my twitter feed on the 3rd Sunday of every month for
tweets about what is going on and who is at the Barn. I will respect the
privacy of VIP guests that do not wish it to be known they are there and not
tweet about them if I know that is their wish.
·
I hope
to stay at one of the DLR Hotels for a few days during the year and report on
the experience.
·
I plan
on staying at a DLR Good Neighbor Hotel(s) once or twice and will report on
them.
·
I’ll
be doing more DVD release and new Disney movie release reviews. (Hoping to get
Disney Home Entertainment to send me advance copies of DVD/Blu-Ray releases so
I can review them ahead of time.)
·
I am
going to be scheduling an interview with a Disney Animator that worked with Walt
Disney and the Disney Studios for a long time. (Name will be announced when
interview is scheduled.)
·
I will
continue on sharing tips on doing Disney with Disabilities.
·
It is
my plan to “interview” the Buena Vista Street Citizens at DCA. I’d love
suggestions for questions for Officers Calvin & Clyde Blue, Molly and Millie
the Messengers, Donna the Dog Lady and her dog Lady and Phiphi Farouk Francis
the Photographer.
·
I’m
hoping to do 2-3 question interviews with as many Face Characters in the park
as I can.
·
I’m
going to be asking about more free tours and special things to do such as
riding in the Mark Twain Wheelhouse and the Carthay Circle Theater Tour at the
Disneyland Resort. I will do as many of them as I can. I know there are many
hidden treasures such as the ones I’ve mentioned and just want to check for
more.
·
I will
start looking for more Disney Legacy Award winning Cast Members and hope to
interview them with a set of 2-3 questions whenever I see them.
·
I am
going to ride and review every attraction at the Disneyland Resort at some
point during this year. I’ll share the history of the attraction as well.
·
I will
share any and all information I find out about Disney Movies, Disney Parks and
the Disney Cruise.
·
I will
share tips for Disney travel.
It is my desire to
have more communication from YOU, my readers! Please let me know what you like
and don’t like about my blogs. Let me know what YOU would like to hear about
and what questions you want answered. You can communicate with me by responding
to posts, email (PrankingPixe@Yahoo.com)
or posting on the Pixie Pranks Facebook page.
Saturday, December 28, 2013
New post in Pixie's Faith!
What lesson can you learn from Disney's Planes? Check it out in Pixie's Faith
Friday, December 27, 2013
Hidden Mickey Adventures in Disney California Adventure - Games, Quest & Challenges
Hidden Mickey Adventures in Disney
California Adventure Games Quests Challenges
By Nancy Temple Rodrigue
Do you go to the
Disneyland Resort often? Do you enjoy the rides but wish to have something more
to do at the parks? How about a Challenge!! Nancy Temple Rodrigue, author of
the Hidden Mickey’s Adventures Novels has got some extra Disney fun!!
Hidden Mickey
Adventures Games Quests and Challenges has two versions. There is the Disneyland
version (that I do not have yet) and a Disney California Adventure version. These are fun to do as a group or in teams competing
against each other. There are 3 types of things to do in the book.
There are
questions things like, “What is the 2nd tip at Luigi’s Flying Tiers.
For some of them you need to know a little park history. An example of this is “Wolfgang
Puck use to own this.” There are also close up pictures of single letters on
signs and you try to find as many of them as possible. You get points for each
correct answer in a quest/contest. There are also word searches and crossword puzzles,
good for doing while taking a break or standing in line! There are some junior level
challenges for kids if they need some easier challenges.
These books make
you look at the parks a little differently. Because they ask such specific
questions you may be looking more closely at things you just glanced at before.
If you don’t know the answer or can’t find something you can always ask a Cast
Member. This is a great way to add some fun in a day at the park(s) when you
have already gone many times. It is also a good way to learn about the park(s)
history and fun details if you have never gone.
All the challenges
in the books are designed to be handicapped accessible. There are some places
that people with mobility issues can’t go and those are noted in the book. Each
quest is marked with notations on handicapped accessibility and level of difficulty.
No matter if you
are a first time visitor or an old hand that goes to the park(s) often there is
lots of fun to be had in this book and the companion book, “Hidden Mickey Adventures
in Disneyland”. Young or old there is some challenge that you can do and
something new you may learn.
I’ve done some of
the challenges and look forward to completing all of them in time. Looking
forward to many fun adventures at Disney California Adventure with this book.
My
Christmas book, “An Angel Remembers 25 Voices of Christmas” is available!!
This is a collection of 26 short Christmas stories that
together bring the amazing events of Christ’s birth alive. It is my hope that
this will help encourage families to spend 10-15 minutes a day together during
the busy holiday season remembering the true reason for the season.
You can
find it for ALL eReader formats and PDF at:
For your
Nook the link is:
It is also
available at the iTunes book store and many other ebook seller sites.
The only
big site not carrying my book is Amazon.
You can
download a Kindle version from Smashwords.com
Thursday, December 26, 2013
Disney Parks with Visual Disabilities
Disney Parks with Visual Disabilities
Disney Parks are
so visual how can you enjoy them with visual disabilities? Well, you can!
Disney has assistance for those with many different kinds of disabilities,
including visual disabilities.
For those with
visual disabilities Disney Parks has a limited number of Braille Guide Books and
Audio Description devices you can use. There are also large stationary Braille
maps available at several locations in all parks. Both the Braille Guide book
and Audio Description device are available at Guest Relations at any of the
parks. They are free to use but there is a $25 refundable deposit. You must
return the device or map book on the same day for a refund.
Braille Guidebooks
are available for each theme park and include attraction, restaurant and store
descriptions.
The Audio
Description device will describe some attractions as you ride them. The Audio Description
device also describes some outdoor locations as well.
Here is a list of
the attractions at the Disneyland Resort that make use of the device:
Alice in
Wonderland
Buzz Lightyear
Astro Blasters
Captain EO
Disneyland
Monorail
Disneyland
Railroad
Enchanted Tiki
Room
Fantasmic!
Finding Nemo
Submarine Voyage
Haunted Mansion
“It’s a Small
World”
It’s Tough to be a
Bug!
The Little Mermaid
– Ariel’s Undersea Adventure
The Many
Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
Monster’s Inc.
Mike & Sulley to the Rescue!
Muppet*Vision 3D
Mr. Toads Wild
Ride
Peter Pan’s Flight
Pinocchio’s Daring
Journey
Pirates of the
Caribbean
Snow White’s Scary
Adventures
Storybook Land
Canal Boats
Turtle Talk with
Crush
World of Color
Trained service
animals are always welcomed at Disney Parks. They must be kept on leash or in harness
at all times. There are many locations where you can take your animal to
relieve themselves. The service animal relief areas are marked on the map but
any open “grassy” area is available for use as long as you clean up after them.
Characters are more than happy to take pictures with service animals.
Service animals
may not accompany their owners on some attractions. This is for the animal’s
safety as well as the safety of guests on the attraction. When a service animal
can’t go with their partner they must be held by a person accompanying the owner/guest.
Disney Cast Members may not hold the animal. At the Disneyland Resort there are
portable kennels (cages) at major attractions that cannot accommodate the
animal. If there is not one at the attraction you wish to ride ask and one will
be brought. This is only for the use of the guest while on that particular
attraction. This allows all the members of the party to ride together. At this
time Disney does not have the portable kennels at Walt Disney World. At Walt
Disney World you do a switch where one person rides while the other holds the
animal. When the first person has ridden the attraction the second person will
go on the attraction without further waiting. This works just like the Child
Swap.
Here are links to
the information on the Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World Resort websites:
Disneyland Resort
Services for Guests with Visual
Disabilities:
Service Animals
Walt Disney World Resort
Services for Guests with Visual
Disabilities:
This includes a link to a list of
attractions that make use of the Audio Description Device throughout the Walt
Disney World Resort
Service Animals
You can also call
(407) 827-7935 for information including parade and show times and restaurant
menu details at both the Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World.
My
Christmas book, “An Angel Remembers 25 Voices of Christmas” is available!!
This is a collection of 26 short Christmas stories that
together bring the amazing events of Christ’s birth alive. It is my hope that
this will help encourage families to spend 10-15 minutes a day together during
the busy holiday season remembering the true reason for the season.
You can
find it for ALL eReader formats and PDF at:
For your
Nook the link is:
It is also
available at the iTunes book store and many other ebook seller sites.
The only
big site not carrying my book is Amazon.
You can
download a Kindle version from Smashwords.com
Wednesday, December 25, 2013
New post on Pixie's Faith blog!
This is the last poem/story from my book An Angel Remembers 25 Voices of Christmas
Monday, December 23, 2013
Post in Pixie's Faith! Mary's Mother Thoughts
New post in Pixie's Faith!
Sharing a story from my book "An Angel Remembers 25 Voices of Christmas". Today I'm sharing what Mary's Mother may have thought.
My
Christmas book, “An Angel Remembers 25 Voices of Christmas” is available!!
This is a collection of 26 short Christmas stories that
together bring the amazing events of Christ’s birth alive. It is my hope that
this will help encourage families to spend 10-15 minutes a day together during
the busy holiday season remembering the true reason for the season.
You can
find it for ALL eReader formats and PDF at:
For your
Nook the link is:
It is also
available at the iTunes book store and many other ebook seller sites.
The only
big site not carrying my book is Amazon.
You can
download a Kindle version from Smashwords.com
Saturday, December 21, 2013
Pixie's Faith review of Saving Mr. Banks is up!!
Check out my Pixie's Faith review of Saving Mr. Banks for a faith view of this movie.
http://pixiesfaith.blogspot.com/2013/12/saving-mr-banks-fathers-love-and-love.html
http://pixiesfaith.blogspot.com/2013/12/saving-mr-banks-fathers-love-and-love.html
Saving Mr. Banks - Review
Saving Mr. Banks - Review
Yesterday I went to
see “Saving Mr. Banks”. What an amazing story and a well done movie!! I will
not spoil the movie for those that have not seen it.
“Saving Mr. Banks”
is the a mix of the stories about how Walt Disney encouraged P. L. Travers to
sign over the rights to Mary Poppins so
he could keep his promise to his girls to make the movie and the story
of the childhood of Helen Lyndon Goff (P. L. Travers).
As the trailers
show Pamela Travers was a feisty woman set and determined not to allow Walt
Disney to make a movie about her beloved Mary Poppins. Her reasons to withhold
the rights are as complex as the woman herself.
As the story
progresses you hear why it was so important to Walt Disney to make this movie.
As he said, “As a daddy I made a promise to my girls and a daddy never breaks
his promise!” You also see why Mrs. Travers does not want to let go. Both
consider the characters “family”. Walt does understand that Mrs. Travers
considers Mary Poppins and the Banks family her family and is protective of
them. He remembers Oswald being stolen and attempts of some to take Mickey
Mouse from him. Both are determined in their goals.
Some think this movie
shows Disney as a pushy, aggressive movie producer, determined on getting what
he wants without concern about the feelings of those whose intellectual property
he wants to use. Others think it is an unfair and unflattering portrayal of P.
L. Travers. In truth I think as a dramatization of 50 year old events. Some parts
are on totally factual while some are “retellings” that you have to consider
are stretched for better storytelling.
After hearing four
of the Imagineers that worked with Walt Disney speak at the last D23 Expo about
what Walt was like and their feelings about seeing early screenings of “Saving
Mr. Banks” I believe it is a great look at Walt the man. It shows what drove
him and what it was like to be around him. It was fun to hear one of the
characters in the move quickly say, “Man is in the forest!” after hearing Walt’s
cough as he neared the open door. From many accounts I’ve heard Walt would
cough when approaching an open door to let people know he was coming and when
he was known to be in a particular part of the building the warning, “Man is in
the forest!” would go around letting people know he was there.
What I found
interesting was what I took away from the movie. It was not anything to do with
Disney or Travers. What I took away was a look at my own past and how it has
shaped my own life and attitude. It makes me rethink my motivations and
encourages me to let go of the past and keep moving forward.
If you are a
Disney Fan I suggest you go see this movie. If you enjoy Mary Poppins and P. L.
Travers I encourage you to check this movie out. I believe you will not be disappointed.
My
Christmas book, “An Angel Remembers 25 Voices of Christmas” is available!!
This is a collection of 26 short Christmas stories that
together bring the amazing events of Christ’s birth alive. It is my hope that
this will help encourage families to spend 10-15 minutes a day together during
the busy holiday season remembering the true reason for the season.
You can
find it for ALL eReader formats and PDF at:
For your
Nook the link is:
It is also
available at the iTunes book store and many other ebook seller sites.
The only
big site not carrying my book is Amazon.
You can
download a Kindle version from Smashwords.com
Thursday, December 19, 2013
World of Color Winter Dreams Updated!!
World of Color Winter Dreams Updated!
World of Color –
Winter Dreams holiday show has a fantastic virtual choir opening. Over 1,472 people
submitted videos to be added into the choir segment of the show. Only a couple
of hundred were to be used at first. A little over a week ago Disney chose to
add over 300 more videos into the show! What an exciting Early Christmas gift
for those chosen!
The song that the “Virtual
Honor Choir” sang is “Glow”, written and directed by Eric Whitacre. The way it
worked was each person chose what part they could sing best, soprano, alto, tenor
or bass. They watched and listened to their part and learned it. Once confident
they knew the part they would record themselves singing it. I know I made
several videos before I felt I had one worthy to submit.
Once you had
several videos you felt were somewhat worthy you would stop and look at each
closely. Did your voice crack? Did you have the background correct? Did it
record well? Once you had looked at them all and chose the best you clicked
submit and waited.
Now my video was
not selected. I have friends who submitted and some were chosen at the beginning
and some were added in the second round. Either way accepted in the 1st
or 2nd round it is exciting! It was fun picked or not and we all
feel part of the show.
Here is my video
of the updated World of Color Winter Dreams holiday show:
My
Christmas book, “An Angel Remembers 25 Voices of Christmas” is available!!
This is a collection of 26 short Christmas stories that
together bring the amazing events of Christ’s birth alive. It is my hope that
this will help encourage families to spend 10-15 minutes a day together during
the busy holiday season remembering the true reason for the season.
You can
find it for ALL eReader formats and PDF at:
For your
Nook the link is:
It is also
available at the iTunes book store and many other ebook seller sites.
The only
big site not carrying my book is Amazon.
You can
download a Kindle version from Smashwords.com
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Disneyland A Christmas Fantasy Parade
Disneyland A Christmas Fantasy Parade
For me no holiday
is complete without seeing Disneyland’s A Christmas Fantasy Parade. It is a
joyful, playful look at the holidays and what makes them special.
Each year there
are slight changes. The order of the segments changes slightly. Sometimes outfits
change. For a year or so Duffy was on the first float with the music box ballerina.
Duffy is now with Mrs. Claus.
A Christmas
Fantasy Parade and Believe Fireworks are open for all guests at Disneyland.
They are not Pay to Play “Party” special events as the Christmas parade and
fireworks are at Walt Disney World. I personally am hoping that they do not
change this. There have been rumors over the last few years that Disney was
thinking of making these special events.
So without further
ado here is my video of this years A Christmas Fantasy Parade:
My
Christmas book, “An Angel Remembers 25 Voices of Christmas” is available!!
This is a collection of 26 short Christmas stories that
together bring the amazing events of Christ’s birth alive. It is my hope that
this will help encourage families to spend 10-15 minutes a day together during
the busy holiday season remembering the true reason for the season.
You can
find it for ALL eReader formats and PDF at:
For your
Nook the link is:
It is also
available at the iTunes book store and many other ebook seller sites.
The only
big site not carrying my book is Amazon.
You can
download a Kindle version from Smashwords.com
Faith and the Magic Kingdom review on Pixie's Faith
I have posted a review of Faith and the Magic Kingdom on my Pixie's Faith blog
Tuesday, December 17, 2013
New post in Pixie's Faith
I've posted one of my Christmas Stories from my book "An Angel Remembers 25 Voices of Christmas" on my Pixie's Faith blog.
http://pixiesfaith.blogspot.com/2013/12/an-angel-remembers-nahems-lullaby.html
http://pixiesfaith.blogspot.com/2013/12/an-angel-remembers-nahems-lullaby.html
Carthay circle Theater/Restaurant
Carthay Circle Theater/Restaurant
At the end of
Buena Vista Street in Disney California Adventure is the Carthay Circle and the
Carthay Circle Restaurant. The building is a miniature of the old Carthay Circle
Theater where Walt Disney held the premier of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
in 1937.
If you arrive at
the park early in the morning and head on down to the Carthay Circle before the
doors are open you may be lucky enough to join in on a tour of this iconic
building. You need to be there before 10 a.m. to get in. If you are really
interested in doing the tour I highly suggest calling the day before and making
sure what time it will be held that day. This tour is free!
The tour starts at
the lobby where you are introduced to the building and the story behind its
importance to local and Disney history. Once the introductions are complete
they will take you into the lounge/bar when your tour guide will tell you about
building. The attention to detail is amazing. The carpets of the old, now gone
theater were recreated as were the lights and style of furniture. Your guide
will point out pictures and tell you who is in them and why they are important
to the history of Disney.
Once done in the
downstairs lounge area you will go up stairs to the restaurant. You will be
shown items of interest as you go up the stairs and enter the hall to the
restaurant itself. Once in the restaurant each room will be described. There is
the “preshow” main dining area. This is area is open so you can see who is at
the tables. Restaurants of the 1930’s often had open areas where you could see
who was there as a way to show that they were successful. If this actor or
actress is seen there then it must be good!
One special room
is the “show room” it is like being “at the movie”. This is a room you can
reserve. The minimum check total to rent this room is $750 and the room seats
12. One of the most interesting facts about this room is the base of the table.
The base of the table is a limestone reproduction of the wishing well from Snow
White! The ceiling has a painting that shows scenes from the movie.
The last room is
the Hollywood room. It is the “after show” room that looks like you have come
for drinks after a show. (You can eat your meal there.) It is a place to be
seen and see people in old time Hollywood. On the walls are pictures of various
people receiving Oscars for Disney Movies.
There is much more
to learn while on the tour of the Carthay, the tour takes about 25 minutes and
you learn about the old Carthay Circle Theater, Los Angeles, Walt Disney, the
Disney Studio, the development of Mickey Mouse and the restaurant.
Here is a video of
our tour:
My
Christmas book, “An Angel Remembers 25 Voices of Christmas” is available!!
This is a collection of 26 short Christmas stories that
together bring the amazing events of Christ’s birth alive. It is my hope that
this will help encourage families to spend 10-15 minutes a day together during
the busy holiday season remembering the true reason for the season.
You can
find it for ALL eReader formats and PDF at:
For your
Nook the link is:
It is also
available at the iTunes book store and many other ebook seller sites.
The only
big site not carrying my book is Amazon.
You can
download a Kindle version from Smashwords.com
Monday, December 16, 2013
Christmas at Walt's Barn
Christmas at Walt’s Barn
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| Walt's Barn was decorated for Christmas! |
Let me start off
with by saying once again what Walt’s Barn is. Walt Disney had a backyard small
scale railroad on his Holmby Hills, Ca estate. He built a small barn as a
workshop in a meadow in the backyard to work on his trains. After Lillian
Disney’s death the home was sold and Diane Disney Miller asked the new owner if
she could dismantle the barn and have it. The new owner said yes and the barn
was dismantled and moved it to the Los Angeles Live Steamer Museum in Griffith
Park, Ca near Travel Town and the Merry-Go-Round that Walt took Diane and
Sharon to ride on years before.
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| The Christmas Tree in the Barn |
December’s Barn
day was December 15th. This month was planned to be filled with
activities. Santa and Mindy Johnson were scheduled to be there to meet and
greet the visitors to the barn. Then with the passing of Diane Disney Miller a condolence
book was to be set out for any and all to sign. Nobody at the barn expected
what happened!
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| Santa collected toys for Toys for Tots! |
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| Here is Mindy Johnson singing her book. |
From the moment
the barn opened it was busy and exciting! Mindy was scheduled to be there from
1-3 to sign copies of her new book, “Tinker Bell: An Evolution” but she was
there at 11 when the barn opened! Along with Mindy Alice Davis (Disney Imagineering
Legend) came and shortly after Katheryn Beaumont (Voice of both Alice and
Wendy) followed. Then came Ginni Mack (Face model of Tinker Bell)! Soon came
Disney Animator Floyd Norman and his wife! Floyd just came to get Mindy’s
autograph and ended up signing some himself! Floyd had designed a Christmas
gift for the volunteers and ended up signing them for the us! Tony Anselmo (Disney
Animator and voice of Donald Duck) was there just to visit! It seems they are
all friends and when one decided to come they called each other and WOW!!!!
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| Here we are with Alice Davis and Ginni Mack |
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| Kathryn Beaumont and Tony Anslemo spent time chatting. |
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| Joanna Miller chatted with Alice and Ginni |
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| Animator Floyd Norman |
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| Floyd Norman's gift to the Carolwood Volunteers. |
The visitor that
touched the hearts of the volunteers and made us proud to be there spending the
day trying to remind people of Walt Disney the man and train enthusiast was
Joanna Miller, daughter of Diane Disney Miller, granddaughter of Walt Disney.
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| This was Joanna's reaction to being told how much the Disney family legacy means to people! It is more than just the parks and movies that touch lives. |
Joanna was there
to see her granddad’s barn. She was there to see what legacy her mother had
saved and shared with the public so generously. Joanna did not want people to
know she was there so the volunteers never mentioned to other guests she was
there and gave her space to look around and interact on her terms. Joanna in
turn appreciated that and returned the kindness with gracious thanks and photos
with us. Joanna was touched as she understood on a deeper level the impact her
grandfather, mother and other family members have had on people’s lives.
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| The Carolwood Barn Volunteers with Joanna Miller, |
This assemblage of
Disney Luminaries does not often happen at the Carolwood Barn. There are often
several around but not this number at one time. We could tell each of them
enjoyed their time at the barn as their presence was enjoyed by all the guests
and volunteers. Unlike other Disney events the luminaries (except Joanna who is
still grieving losing her mother and rightfully deserved and requested the
space) were more than happy to sign autographs when asked. No charge, no
problems! Each and every one was gracious and appreciative of the fans who are
interested in them. Every one of them was happy to answer a question or two.
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| George Bruns 2001 Disney Legend Award is on display at Walt's Barn. |
If you are ever in
the Southern California area on the 3rd Sunday of the month and have
the day free I suggest stopping in at Walt’s Barn. The barn is open from 11 am –
3 pm. There is no charge but donations are gratefully accepted. This is the
only free Disney display around!
The approximate
physical address is
5202 Zoo Drive
Los Angeles, Ca 90027
You can find out
more information about the Carolwood Barn at their website:
You can find them
on Facebook at:
My
Christmas book, “An Angel Remembers 25 Voices of Christmas” is available!!
This is a collection of 26 short Christmas stories that
together bring the amazing events of Christ’s birth alive. It is my hope that
this will help encourage families to spend 10-15 minutes a day together during
the busy holiday season remembering the true reason for the season.
You can
find it for ALL eReader formats and PDF at:
For your
Nook the link is:
It is also
available at the iTunes book store and many other ebook seller sites.
The only
big site not carrying my book is Amazon.
You can
download a Kindle version from Smashwords.com