Posted on Apr 18, 2010 under Disney Time Share |
I am so happy that movie maker finally worked that I am doing so many happy dances! It truly is a miracle. It just goes to show that dedication and awesome friends can conquer anything, including the mighty movie maker! lol..I want to give a big thank you to a bunch of people who helped me (if I forgot you please let me know!): FinnLass88 (you are the best friend ever!), Lomelidi, linemor92,layser49, GroovyChris, xAngelicSunshineNOTx, LunarEclipse360, jellydollfacex3, miregazo, theangelgabriel07 (especially because what you suggested worked!! I can’t believe I didn’t think of it! THANK YOU!!!) , chocolateyes613, ananda81, and last but not least minnie1247! I want to thank each and every one of you for your suggestions, ideas, and encouragement not to give up on the video!
Non-Disney villain video that includes: All dogs go to heaven, Anastasia, Balto, Osmosis Jones, Once upon a Forest, Fern Gully, The Land before Time, Swan Princess, Thumbelina, Quest For Camelot,and the Pebble and the Penguin!
Music by Godsmack.
Also, I do not own the characters of any of these movies nor do I own the music I only wish to share my childhood memories with others!!
~Lyrics~
Hey! Oh, Mr. backstabbing son of a bitch
You’re living in a world that will soon be dying
And I know, everybody knows you try to be like me
But even at your best, as a man you couldn’t even be a half of me
I am realizing, that everybody’s lost their simple ways
And now that is here, I see it all so clearly
I’ve come face to face with the enemy, oh the enemy!
You! You’re another shittalking punk to me
You’re living inspiration for what I never wanna be
And I see, you’ve been blinded by what you believe
And now back up and sit and I’ll show the act you need to be
I am realizing, that everybody’s lost their simple ways
And now that is here, I see it all so clearly
I’ve come face to face with the enemy, oh the enemy!
Come to me, come to me, the enemy, come to me, come to me
So predicting, you’re the reason why
I lie
Safehold decision took too much time
To fly
Oh, check me, check me…
I am realizing, that everybody’s lost their simple ways
And now that is here, I see it all so clearly
I’ve come face to face with the enemy, oh the enemy!
Come to me
Duration : 0:4:13
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Posted on Apr 11, 2010 under Disney Time Share |
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Wyndham Bonnet Creek Resort is adjacent to Epcot® in sunny Orlando, Florida and offers complimentary transportation to all four Disney theme parks and Downtown Disney® Area. Wyndham Bonnet Creek Resort is a Walt Disney World Good Neighbor® Hotel, and offers an on-site Disney Planning Center, where Disney Cast Members can assist you with a full array of Walt Disney World® Tickets, Disney Dining Reservations, provide insider tips for visiting the parks, and MUCH MORE!
Wyndham Bonnet Creek Resort offers one- and two-bedroom beautifully furnished suites complete with fully-equipped kitchens, washers and dryers, dining rooms, large bedrooms with plenty of closet and storage space, living rooms with pull-out sofas and large private balconies. All suites offer a spa tub in the master bedroom. Situated directly on a beautiful private lake, many suites feature impressive lakefront or poolside views.
Duration : 0:4:27
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Posted on Apr 04, 2010 under Disney Time Share |
Long road trips can be a challenge for any family, what more one with a preschooler in tow. Children between the ages of three and five have short attention spans. Compound that with a confined space for an extended period of time, and you have a potential crisis on your hands. If you’re going on a lengthy car ride with your preschooler, it’s best to plan some activities to keep your youngster as comfortably occupied as possible. Here are some suggestions. Please note that most of these activities are best conducted by the non-driving adult as much as possible, to stay safe.
- Play the ‘I Spy Alphabet’ game. This activity develops your child’s observation skills, improves his letter-sound recognition and entertains him all at once. Have your child look out the window. Describe something that begins with the letter A that you see and let your child guess what it is. Example: “I spy something that begins with the letter B, it’s big and yellow, many people can fit inside it and it takes them to where they want to go. What is it?” (Answer: Bus). Adjust the difficulty of your clues according to your child’s age and reasoning level. Go through the entire alphabet, and take turns with your child on being the spy and the guesser. Your child will enjoy spotting things and crafting alphabet clues on his own too.
- Tell the Never Ending Story. This is a nice game to play on the road, especially if there is more that one child in the car. Ask your children to choose a story theme (princesses, school, outer space, etc), and begin a storyline for the chosen theme. Lay out a basic plot with a character and maybe just one or two events, and then leave it hanging. Have the next child continue the story in her own words, taking over from where you left off. Let her develop the character and add maybe two more events before passing the story on to another member of the family. Keep going at this, taking turns among everyone in the car and have fun with the wacky twists and turns in your never ending tale!
- Share Family Talk. Kids in a moving car are a naturally ‘captive audience’. Use this opportunity as bonding time to share the important and interesting stories of your family. Tell your child about the day he was born. Tell him about your wedding day, or how both of you (his parents) met. Keep your tone interesting, as if you were reading to him from one of his books. Encourage him to ask questions. If there are older siblings present, encourage their participation by asking them what they remember from that particular day. Oh and make sure to share the important stories of those siblings too. It’s been our experience that children of the preschool and early grade school age love hearing about the day they were born over and over again. Little girls also enjoy their parents’ wedding day story very much.
- Pop in some of your child’s music. Bring along your preschooler’s cassette tapes or audio CDs. This is the time to benefit most from that expansive Disney soundtrack collection, or enjoy a compilation of Nursery Songs. Playing your preschooler’s tunes in the car is a good way to get some time for yourself too. Whether you’d like to take a short nap or just need some uninterrupted minutes, having your child safely buckled up and enjoying his music is a good way to satisfy both your needs.
- Set aside quite time for snoozing. Though mentioned last, this tip is something you should set with your child in advance. As you plan your trip, approximate a stretch of travel time when your child can take a nap. Let your child know that it will be time for his nap by a certain hour, or after you pass a specified place. As much as road trip activities are useful in keeping your preschooler occupied, he needs his rest just as much as he needs it when he’s home. An over-stimulated child can turn into a very cranky one if he doesn’t get enough rest.
An extended car ride with your preschooler is an excellent opportunity for witty word games, imaginative story-telling and plain old family bonding. Beyond just making the trip bearable for him, you can actually turn the journey into an enjoyable and even educational experience for everyone.
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