Post cowboys joy, standard sunday

Morning people, I am blogging from a much earlier bus this morning than planned because I was summoned to start as early as possible instead of 1pm. Lucky I was up and showered when they rang and it was cloudy or else I probably would have said no to go sunbathe. But I'm on my way to get paid time and a half for an extra two hours work so not all bad.

Had a really good time last night at cowboys, havnt been in two weeks and have missed that place and all the line dancing joy! I joined in with a few, took several photos and videos and had a little tear in my eye when the last song came on and we all danced in a big circle with the girls in the middle who are leaving to go home next week. Just makes me think of my last time to cowboys and how much I'm going to miss the Orlando/Disney lifestyle, it really is amazing out here and I can't believe 7 weeks have flown by so quickly. 

I have made a bucket list of what I want to do while I'm out here and after talking to Sarah yesterday at work who has just got back from one, a Disney cruise is at the top of my list!! She and Daria went for 5 days to the Bahamas and had four courses for meals, entertainment, sunbathing, trips to beautiful islands etc all with the Disney charm, for $550 all inclusive. I think that's a bargain for how much food I'm going to eat!! I would also love to go to new York at Christmas time, Disneyland California, vegas, new England etc. obviously a lot of saving will have to be done for all these lovely ideas, but I also have that 30days travel time at the end of my program so might do a load then. Currently I am trying to get a Wednesday off in September to drive to Tampa and see a Yankees baseball game! :) should be awesome, I want to send dollies down the row of seated people next to me and get a hotdog passed down to me!! Living the dream! 

Work was good yesterday, apart from the drama of an elderly man fell over and landed flat on his face and I was the first cast member on scene so had to go into training mode and remember what are the right things to do. Eventually the paramedics came and cleaned him up and he didn't want to go to hospital so continued around the park in a wheelchair. Bless him, he had a celebrating badge on so I asked him what was he celebrating and he replied "being alive, I just had surgery a few weeks ago" and he was 79 very frail old man sat on the floor with a black eye, I was like well yes you are!! And kept talking to him, wrote down asynchronous information as I could and stayed with him and his wife and other people arrived. Other guests stayed too, to talk to him and eventually help him to his feet to get into wheelchair. but then the rest of his family arrived and looked after him. I got a few high fives from managers Adam and Zach when it was all over for my great job and keeping calm :) all in a days work!!