Just because something feels good doesn't mean you should do it.

All the wishes in the world can't make things go back the way they were.
My heart breaks.
My eyes well up.
I pray my healing.
I pray for change.
I know I am not alone. I've not watched TV or read the news. I.just.can't.

Thank you to whoever invented satellite radio and pandora.
And thank you to my family. They are a lovely distraction.

The girls and I had a trip planned to Disney world with our friends PJ, Heather and Superboy. I've never felt like I could spend the money at Christmastime to have a visit to Disney at Christmas. I feel all sorts of lucky; mostly because I am. {the Coach is not a Disney type of guy, so it is better if we let him stay at home and work/coach/dog sit. Well mostly work to pay for our trip}
We left early Sunday morning, hit Magic Kingdom during the day and then saw the sights of Mickey's very Merry Christmas at night.
The Christmas parade was great; magical. The crowds at night? NOT.so.magical.
The crowds during the day were pleasant.
I'll stop with all the words now and just 'show' you.

 Superboy was not sure about the characters....but he wasn't scared either. It was a nice birthday lunch for PJ{47}. 

Usually when we all celebrate our birthdays together there is a lot of food, laughs and cocktails involved....today it was food, laughs and characters!

 My favorite depressed donkey. Oh, Bother....

When Tigger approached us at lunch PJ made the faux pas of saying: "Hey look it's tiger." There was a collective gasp all around. We corrected him: "It's TIGGER!"  This is what happens when you get to become a parent at 44...you've already forgotten your childhood characters. 

 I've never waited so long to see a duck and a rodent in a dress before. 

 Can you tell I was coming down with a buzz lightyear headache?

 Our second day we visited Disney Hollywood studios.

 I stalked my girls while they waited to ride the Rock N roller coaster. 

 I had a wonderful weekend with my girls and our friends. It was a great distraction to real life.

We witnessed countless children melting down, lots of exposed cellulite and more tattoos than I've ever wanted to see. Welcome to America!

If you are wondering about my title for todays post, the girls and I were having a deep conversation on the drive to Orlando....I couldn't tell you what we were discussing. {I really don't remember} But my point to them was this: Just because something feels good doesn't mean you should do it. 

After I said it, all three of us had a good laugh. 

I hope you find something equally silly to laugh at.
XOXO