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Before I met all you guys, I had been Disneyland passless for 2 years - - and that really helped to fuel the fun of my rediscovery of the place with you all. I still enjoy the Park, but prefer the once-in-awhile to the ever-other-weekend.
I, too, think we constantly need new to fuel our fun. The Cemetery screenings are a perfect example. I predict loving them next year, and finding them lacking something the year after.
Growing up Jewish, I never had Christmas. Out on my own at 18, Christmas became a mania that lasted lavishly for a couple of decades. Yet even that most joyous of holiday seasons has become somewhat mundane to me. But, oh I am still fond of Christmas. And still fond of Disneyland. I don't intend to throw out all beloved traditions with the new stuff I hope to see added to all our lives.
I'm still fond of Gay Day and Goth Day and, as Zapp and I discussed yesterday, instead of abandoning them to lacklusterhood - - we are going to inject new life into them next year. Some of you may recall sitting around the Heathstone hearth on Saturday, going thru the Gay Day program and discovering how same-old the offerings were. And though they are never going to put me in charge of Gay Day or Goth Day to shake things up, I intend to enlist you all in coming up with a handful of new and fun events for both G Days at Disneyland, and hopefully promote them on the internet as much as we can.
Maybe we can find something new to gin up Christmas, something kewl and interesting to perk up Halloween, and by all means keep eyes and ears out for the totally new stuff that jazzes up the spice of life on a continuing basis.
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