PW- What's your passion?

Poppy715 · June 2013

This is a GTKY of sorts. I like getting to know you guys on a more personal level. So tell me, what is something you are passionate about? It doesn't have to be TTCAL related at all. What gets you fired up or makes your heart happy, want to burst or hurt?

(And yes I realize I'm being a PW today but I'm trying to keep this board moving and shaking)

kateitho · June 2013

My passions are cooking(especially baking) and organic gardening. It's awesome to put work into something that you know will nourish and please your friends and family.

LaRomana09 · June 2013

It's a new passion (2nd year) but I am in love with my vegetable garden. It's incredibly satisfying growing something from nothing. This is my first year growing tomatoes from seeds and they are looking great so far

Poppy715 · June 2013

Since losing Addison I've thrown myself into raising support for (Pre)eclampsia research and awareness. PreE was a part of my life even before my loss. My sister had it with her first LO and it was a scary event for her. Her son was born 6 weeks early and in the NICU for almost two weeks. Since my loss I've met so many women (and men) who have never heard of PreE. It's amazing. For something that affects almost 1 out of 10 pregnancies it's rarely talked about.

I also refuse to shop at Wal-Mart. They are insane. Their company is such a joke that I will not be a part of it. It frustrates me that they have "the lowest prices around" but no one seems to care about how they achieve these low prices. They treat their employee's horribly and take advantage of them in so many ways! It' gets me fired up just mentioning it!

Poppy715 · June 2013

LaRomana09:
It's a new passion (2nd year) but I am in love with my vegetable garden. It's incredibly satisfying growing something from nothing. This is my first year growing tomatoes from seeds and they are looking great so far

This is one of my new hobbies too. It's also our second year. We plant a little bit of everything and see what grows. It's been a really fun project for DH and I to do together.

Poppy715 · June 2013

kateitho:
My passions are cooking(especially baking) and organic gardening. It's awesome to put work into something that you know will nourish and please your friends and family.

I love to bake too. My husband hates it because we never need that much for just the two of us!

What are you growing this year?

LaRomana09 · June 2013

Poppy715:
Since losing Addison I've thrown myself into raising support for (Pre)eclampsia research and awareness. PreE was a part of my life even before my loss. My sister had it with her first LO and it was a scary event for her. Her son was born 6 weeks early and in the NICU for almost two weeks. Since my loss I've met so many women (and men) who have never heard of PreE. It's amazing. For something that affects almost 1 out of 10 pregnancies it's rarely talked about.

I think that's amazing that you've found a way to make something positive out of something so tragic.

mcvgal · June 2013

**warning - toddler mentioned**

I am very passionate about March of Dimes. In 2011, my son was born 10 weeks early due to my pre-eclamsia and spent 40 days in the NICU. for the last 2 years I have participated in the March for Babies walk and raised funds by holding "Zumbathons" - Zumba fundraisers.

Zumba is my other passion. I have been teaching fitness classes since 2007 and I just love the endorphins from working out and motivating others at the same time.

Jess1781 · June 2013

Great question! I am really passionate about helping animals

amidavey06 · June 2013

Like other people have said I start my own vegetable garden last year and have been in love with planting my own food. It is so rewarding and I love every minute of it.

Iam very passionate about refurbishing furniture. I truly love the way a piece of furniture looks after it has been restored. I also built my first piece of furniture (a desk) and find that I have a true talent for it. It's not as hard as it sounds, plus you have something that you worked hard to make.

This goes along side of the gardening, but I have started canning. My family has been canning and perserving food for so long. Now with my garden I can jar my own spaghetti sauce and make my own pickles using my cucumbers. I love having homemade things in our house. Even better, I also know exactly what is going into my food.

LLPtobe · June 2013

Rescuing/adopting animals. It was not something I had thought a lot about until we adopted Annie last year. I'm an avid supporter of it now and can't stand pet stores that still sell dogs and cats. There is only one pet store left in our area that does this and I'm kind of apalled that they still do since they're a smaller mom-and-pop type store and the larger chains don't do it anymore.

If you are considering getting a pet, please, please think of adopting. There is quite literally an adoptable pet out there for everyone, regardless of what you're looking for. In my mind there is NO reason not to adopt.

SandSunBliss · June 2013

Jess1781:
Great question! I am really passionate about helping animals

This. for me too. I really like to volunteer at shelters and love on the dogs that nobody else loves on.

I also love spin (indoor cycling). Funny, because I can't actually ride a real bicycle which is just sad.

Poppy715 · June 2013

LaRomana09:
Poppy715:
Since losing Addison I've thrown myself into raising support for (Pre)eclampsia research and awareness. PreE was a part of my life even before my loss. My sister had it with her first LO and it was a scary event for her. Her son was born 6 weeks early and in the NICU for almost two weeks. Since my loss I've met so many women (and men) who have never heard of PreE. It's amazing. For something that affects almost 1 out of 10 pregnancies it's rarely talked about.
I think that's amazing that you've found a way to make something positive out of something so tragic.

Thank's LaRomana, I honestly will tell my story a million times if it means someone is more aware of what could happen. I hate that babies are lost because of something their mother's had no knowledge of. I'm sure it drives people crazy but if I can help even one family then it's more than enough.

It also makes me nervous that people think it's just a little swelling and high b/p when they do know what PreE is.Obviously, I'm on the far spectrum of what could happen but I'm not the only one. There are thousands of mother's, babies and sometimes both lost to PreE every year.

caroeliz02 · June 2013

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I also love to cook and bake pretty much anything! I love trying out new recipes and getting a pretty immediate and tasty reward. So many things in life take so much time to really see your hard work and cooking is relatively a quick return on your work. I also work for a diabetes company and am very passionate about type 2 diabetes and making sure pateints get all the information they need to take control of the disease.

Poppy715 · June 2013

e_cruiz:
**warning - toddler mentioned**

I am very passionate about March of Dimes. In 2011, my son was born 10 weeks early due to my pre-eclamsia and spent 40 days in the NICU. for the last 2 years I have participated in the March for Babies walk and raised funds by holding "Zumbathons" - Zumba fundraisers.

That's amazing! Have you looked into your local Promise Walk for Preeclampsia? https://www.promisewalk.org/ I participated in mine this past May and it was so wonderful. It was incredibly encouraging and I learned so much about the research that is going on! I looked into March Of Dimes but felt it wasn't the right fit for my situation. It would be doubly difficult since it's all NICU babes. If my sister had a team then I'd of course participate but for me the Promise Walk was perfect!

Poppy715 · June 2013

Jess1781:
Great question! I am really passionate about helping animals

What kind of animals? Any specifically or all kind of critters?

Poppy715 · June 2013

eme520:
Good post poppy!
I'm passionate about a few political issues that I dare not speak of to avoid creating any TB enemies I did some protesting in my college days and love getting fired up about my issues!
From a career perspective I'm very interested in what we call the social determinants of health that are outside the traditional "medical domain". Specifically how socioeconomic inequality affects health. I think we deserve a level playing field and I'm interested in finding out how disparities plays a role in outcomes. This is what my research focus has been in residency and continues to be in fellowship.

These are both very interesting! I'll have to ask you sometime about the political ones! I totally know what you mean though. Some things are just better left off TB. Politics and religion are usually two that come to mind. I'm super curious about the second subject you posted!

Poppy715 · June 2013

LLPtobe:
Rescuing/adopting animals. It was not something I had thought a lot about until we adopted Annie last year. I'm an avid supporter of it now and can't stand pet stores that still sell dogs and cats. There is only one pet store left in our area that does this and I'm kind of apalled that they still do since they're a smaller mom-and-pop type store and the larger chains don't do it anymore.

If you are considering getting a pet, please, please think of adopting. There is quite literally an adoptable pet out there for everyone, regardless of what you're looking for. In my mind there is NO reason not to adopt.

This is such an important issue LLP! People think adopting pets means they get stray and all kinds of crazy other things. The best pet I ever had was a black lab mix we got from the pound. He was incredible. Sweet, loving, loyal and so smart!

I remember seeing an episode of Oprah where she featured puppy mills. I was so appalled that pet store animals came from there. It totally changed my mind about breeders and pet stores. This is a wonderful passion!

Poppy715 · June 2013

eme520:
LaRomana09:
Poppy715:
Since losing Addison I've thrown myself into raising support for (Pre)eclampsia research and awareness. PreE was a part of my life even before my loss. My sister had it with her first LO and it was a scary event for her. Her son was born 6 weeks early and in the NICU for almost two weeks. Since my loss I've met so many women (and men) who have never heard of PreE. It's amazing. For something that affects almost 1 out of 10 pregnancies it's rarely talked about.
I think that's amazing that you've found a way to make something positive out of something so tragic.

This! You are amazing.

Awww thanks love!

I think lots of these are amazing. It's fantastic getting to know some posters on a deeper level than a clicky poll (which I also love don't get me wrong!)

SandSunBliss · June 2013

LLPtobe:
Rescuing/adopting animals. It was not something I had thought a lot about until we adopted Annie last year. I'm an avid supporter of it now and can't stand pet stores that still sell dogs and cats. There is only one pet store left in our area that does this and I'm kind of apalled that they still do since they're a smaller mom-and-pop type store and the larger chains don't do it anymore.

If you are considering getting a pet, please, please think of adopting. There is quite literally an adoptable pet out there for everyone, regardless of what you're looking for. In my mind there is NO reason not to adopt.

I am so with you here. Shelter pets are so wonderful. I can't stand to walk into a pet store that sells animals. It just makes me so sad. I also really can't stand when my friends tell me they spent $1500 on a dog. I'm sure their dog will be wonderful, but so would the sweet lab mix from the shelter. It breaks my heart.

mcvgal · June 2013

Poppy715:
e_cruiz:

**warning - toddler mentioned**

I am very passionate about March of Dimes. In 2011, my son was born 10 weeks early due to my pre-eclamsia and spent 40 days in the NICU. for the last 2 years I have participated in the March for Babies walk and raised funds by holding "Zumbathons" - Zumba fundraisers.

That's amazing! Have you looked into your local Promise Walk for Preeclampsia? https://www.promisewalk.org/ I participated in mine this past May and it was so wonderful. It was incredibly encouraging and I learned so much about the research that is going on! I looked into March Of Dimes but felt it wasn't the right fit for my situation. It would be doubly difficult since it's all NICU babes. If my sister had a team then I'd of course participate but for me the Promise Walk was perfect!

I had seen your post about the walk but could not remember the name at all. Thanks so much to bringing it up again. I am definitely going to look for my local walk. I totally agree that so many people aren't even aware that preeclampsia exists.

I laugh about it now, but whenn my sister told my sister in law I was in the hospital due to pre-e, she didn't actually remember what the nurse called it. So she told my sister in law that she thought I had chlamydia. I had to clarify that very quickly!

Jess1781 · June 2013

Poppy715:
Jess1781:
Great question! I am really passionate about helping animals
What kind of animals? Any specifically or all kind of critters?

Dogs and cats, but I pretty much love everything!

LLPtobe · June 2013

SandSunBliss:
LLPtobe:

Rescuing/adopting animals. It was not something I had thought a lot about until we adopted Annie last year. I'm an avid supporter of it now and can't stand pet stores that still sell dogs and cats. There is only one pet store left in our area that does this and I'm kind of apalled that they still do since they're a smaller mom-and-pop type store and the larger chains don't do it anymore.

If you are considering getting a pet, please, please think of adopting. There is quite literally an adoptable pet out there for everyone, regardless of what you're looking for. In my mind there is NO reason not to adopt.

I am so with you here. Shelter pets are so wonderful. I can't stand to walk into a pet store that sells animals. It just makes me so sad. I also really can't stand when my friends tell me they spent $1500 on a dog. I'm sure their dog will be wonderful, but so would the sweet lab mix from the shelter. It breaks my heart.

Not only that, but people who sell animals for money are not in it for the welfare of the dogs (in most cases, there are some breeders that are). The first person who walks up with the cash gets the animal. Recently my BIL's brother purchased a Beagle puppy from said local pet store. He doesn't even have a home - he's couch surfing currently, so he dumped it off with his elderly grandmother. She can't care for a dog, let alone a puppy. The poor thing is barely 5 months old and was kept outside on a heavy chain all day and then crated indoors all night. Granted she wasn't abused, but she could have gone to a home where she would be loved and cared for SO much better than this. Luckily my SIL finally talked him into giving them the dog and now they have her which is a much better situation. But all of this is to say that he had NO BUSINESS owning a dog, and any adoption agency or shelter would have figured that out.

SandSunBliss · June 2013

LLPtobe:

Not only that, but people who sell animals for money are not in it for the welfare of the dogs (in most cases, there are some breeders that are). The first person who walks up with the cash gets the animal. Recently my BIL's brother purchased a Beagle puppy from said local pet store. He doesn't even have a home - he's couch surfing currently, so he dumped it off with his elderly grandmother. She can't care for a dog, let alone a puppy. The poor thing is barely 5 months old and was kept outside on a heavy chain all day and then crated indoors all night. Granted she wasn't abused, but she could have gone to a home where she would be loved and cared for SO much better than this. Luckily my SIL finally talked him into giving them the dog and now they have her which is a much better situation. But all of this is to say that he had NO BUSINESS owning a dog, and any adoption agency or shelter would have figured that out.

It is so sad but true. I HATE that! I'm glad your SIL now has the dog in a better situation.

My uncle bought a Basset Hound puppy for his son who was I think maybe a freshman in HS at the time because he wanted one(because they were cute). Well, when the pup grew up, my cousin tired of him. But, my uncle is so greedy, they won't give the dog to someone - they want to be paid for him since they paid for him. So he lives in a small pen in their backyard and gets basically no human interaction. It makes me so mad I have to leave the room when they bring it up. I have confronted him about it on multiple occasions, but at the end of the day, they feed the dog, he is not abused, and he's not mine, so he doesn't really care what I have to say. People need to have a lot better reason than "because it's so cute" when they get a dog.

thomas930 · June 2013

This is so interesting. You ladies have some great passions and interests!

*kids mentioned*

I'd have to say my passion is car safety with kids. I would love to become a CPST and I think one day I will, but until then I'm doing lots of research on my own and lending my current knowledge to those around me that want to learn how to keep their little ones safe in the car.

Serenla · June 2013

Poppy715:
Since losing Addison I've thrown myself into raising support for Preeclampsia research and awareness. PreE was a part of my life even before my loss. My sister had it with her first LO and it was a scary event for her. Her son was born 6 weeks early and in the NICU for almost two weeks. Since my loss I've met so many women and men who have never heard of PreE. It's amazing. For something that affects almost 1 out of 10 pregnancies it's rarely talked about.nbsp;I also refuse to shop at WalMart. They are insane. Their company is such a joke that I will not be a part of it. It frustrates me that they have "the lowest prices around" but no one seems to care about how they achieve these low prices. They treat their employee's horribly and take advantage of them in so many ways! It' gets me fired up just mentioning it!nbsp;

I get it about the pree, since my mc I've become more active in premoting fund raisers and stuff like that. I am active in raising funds for the still project and I've been looking into walks for awareness. I'm just waiting for the house stuff to be over to get into the full swing.

As for WalMart...marry me poppy.
Edit, fleshing out.

Serenla · June 2013

LaRomana09:
It's a new passion 2nd year but I am in love with my vegetable garden. nbsp;It's incredibly satisfying growing something from nothing. nbsp;This is my first year growing tomatoes from seeds and they are looking great so far :

I love to garden as well, I've been keeping an herb garden in my apartment. I can't wait to have an actual garden in my yard.

princezjk · June 2013

For as long as I can remember, I have had a passion for volunteering. I currently work as a Volunteer Coordinator for a child advocacy agency and love the people I work with. In addition to making a career out of this passion, I volunteer in my own time as well. For the past few years, I have done fundraising for the ALS association. My passion for this cause was ignited when my father was diagnosed with the disease. With my recent loss, I am looking into organizations I can support in Izzie's honor.

On a purely fun level of passion, I love to bake and plan trips to disney world. DH proposed there and we spent our honeymoon there. In his words, it is our happy place.

Serenla · June 2013

I'm very passionate about local economic issues. Local business, local farms, I love farmers markets, smaller restaurants, ect... I also don't mind spending a little more to buy from a mom and pop shop rather than a big box store.

Lastly I am very very passionate about all things Japanese. I love the culture, love the food, love the country. I alwaysjoked with DH that he never will have to compete with another person but my "other woman" is a country lol.

Poppy715 · June 2013

Serenla:
I get it about the pree, since my mc I've become more active in premoting fund raisers and stuff like that. I am active in raising funds for the still project and I've been looking into walks for awareness. I'm just waiting for the house stuff to be over to get into the full swing. As for WalMart...marry me poppy. Edit, fleshing out.

Of course I'll marry you. My H needs a little competition. Wal-Mart turns me into a crazy person. My family all shops there and I refuse to go into the store. I'd rather sit in the car than deal with their hot mess. Or add to the problem.

There are so many amazing foundations, projects, and programs that deal with loss of all kinds. This whole experience has really opened my eyes to the pain women face in pregnancy and in growing their family. It's so often a huge (and mostly silent) struggle.

Serenla · June 2013

snegde:
Professionally I am passionate about helping kids and parents understand their strengths and weaknesses and how their brain works.

Personally I am passionate about living a life that is geneuine and uplifting. I try to be conscientious of the products I buy, causes I support, and people I spend time with.

What do you do for a living snedge?

Poppy715 · June 2013

Veganlady:
My passion is environmental stewardship. It led me to my veganism, my career (environmental hydrogeology) and lots of my lifestyle choices. I have solar panels on my roof, water the grass with gray water from the shower and washer, and recycle or compost just about everything. I'm shopping for an electric car right now.
I'm also a political junkie and write lots of emails to elected reps telling them what I think about their choices. I watch lots of news.
I've recently taken to yoga and it's one of the best things in my life.

This is very impressive Veganlady. I always assumed you were fairly green just by your sn. But now I have proof! Many of your choices are fairly easy to integrate into daily life too. Not totally simple but very effective.

I would love to get into yoga.

Poppy715 · June 2013

snegde:
Professionally I am passionate about helping kids and parents understand their strengths and weaknesses and how their brain works. Personally I am passionate about living a life that is genuine and uplifting. I try to be conscientious of the products I buy, causes I support, and people I spend time with.

I think these are both great! I think it's wonderful that you are actively trying to live a life that is uplifting. I think most people would agree they want that but don't strive for it daily.

Poppy715 · June 2013

Serenla:
I'm very passionate about local economic issues. Local business, local farms, I love farmers markets, smaller restaurants, ect... I also don't mind spending a little more to buy from a mom and pop shop rather than a big box store. Lastly I am very very passionate about all things Japanese. I love the culture, love the food, love the country. I alwaysjoked with DH that he never will have to compete with another person but my "other woman" is a country lol.

I totally agree with the mom and pop shops. If they make great products then I don't mind spending the few dollars more. The service is almost always worth it. And support a local business and family is way more important than a supermart or OliveAppleRubyOutback whatever.

H would kill to go to Japan. He's always wanted to vacation there. It is just so not my cup of tea. I would go if he talked me into it but I'd way rather visit Europe or the beach somewhere. That's awesome to love an entire culture like that!

Poppy715 · June 2013

eme520:
Veganlady:
My passion is environmental stewardship. It led me to my veganism, my career (environmental hydrogeology) and lots of my lifestyle choices. I have solar panels on my roof, water the grass with gray water from the shower and washer, and recycle or compost just about everything. I'm shopping for an electric car right now.
I'm also a political junkie and write lots of emails to elected reps telling them what I think about their choices. I watch lots of news.
I've recently taken to yoga and it's one of the best things in my life.
This is great. I have a friend who is similar (vegan, very environmentally conscious) and she has definitely influenced my lifestyle. I really try hard to recycle whatever I can, reduce energy consumption, and use my reusable bags at the grocery store. We have a Prius and we reduced our household from two cars to one and we both take public transit to work. I haven't started composting yet, but I think I will if we ever have outdoor space. I will continue to be motivated by people like you!
Edit: spelling

You guys sound like Oregonians! We feel guilty when there is no recycling. My BIL lives in AZ now and he put pop cans in the trash and I was like WTF are you doing? Did you forget where you are?

AllieSchur · June 2013

FFwifey:
This is a great thread! It's so interesting to hear what gets ppl fired up.
**kids mentioned**
I would say my two passions are kids and sports. I have always worked with children, both typically and not typically developing. I have been a nanny, tutor, special service worker and occupational therapist with kids (as well as favourite aunt ). I just love working with children. I've enjoyed working with kids with autism, cerebral palsy, Down Syndrome, and other disabilities. I had the BEST day at work the other day bc a little guy I've been working with rode his bike!!! We started working on this goal last summer and the other day he just suddenly nailed it. It was so amazing!!
I also love sports and definitely get fired up when playing them lol These days I play competitive field hockey and hockey, but I also love baseball and various classes at the gym. I get super competitive and just right into it. I am sooo much more fit when I'm playing sports versus just working out. I also think it's imperative that children try team sports!! They have so much social and moral value!
Thanks for asking Poppy! Love reading everyone's posts!

Wow, we all do really cool things!

FFwifey- I had to comment, I am also a field hockey player! Although I have a feeling my butt would beg differ if I attempted to play at this current moment. I love sports, I have coached girls high school lacrosse for 8 years, and it is my true passion, probably coaching more than any individual sport, it is just so much fun!

I am also a huge animal lover, our dog was our first baby, and we wish we could adopt every dog that isn't loved!

Junebug060609 · June 2013

Poppy715:
Since losing Addison I've thrown myself into raising support for Preeclampsia research and awareness. PreE was a part of my life even before my loss. My sister had it with her first LO and it was a scary event for her. Her son was born 6 weeks early and in the NICU for almost two weeks. Since my loss I've met so many women and men who have never heard of PreE. It's amazing. For something that affects almost 1 out of 10 pregnancies it's rarely talked about.nbsp;I also refuse to shop at WalMart. They are insane. Their company is such a joke that I will not be a part of it. It frustrates me that they have "the lowest prices around" but no one seems to care about how they achieve these low prices. They treat their employee's horribly and take advantage of them in so many ways! It' gets me fired up just mentioning it!nbsp;

I just wanted to applaud your pre e awareness. I had it with my ds. Thankfully he and I are fine, but that could so easily not have been the case.

jenkellen · June 2013

wow this got long sorry

1. Urban development and planning. I live downtown and I want my city to be a place where people want to buy property and even, gasp, raise a family. Other cities do it, so why can't we?

2. Women in Tech. I volunteer for a nonprofit to coordinate, design programming, and teach classes to young girls to inspire them to pursue technology careers. The number of women in tech has been on the decline since the 80s. It's finally started to go up. With women having a lot of buying power, using social media and online gaming it's very odd we don't have women designing/programming/leading the experiences.

3. Sort of connected to the above one I am also interested in figuring out ways to keep more women in the workforce after they have children and how they can move up the ladder. I've read a lot of books and working with some organizations inside and outside my office to discuss this. There are a lot of reasons behind this and it just really intrigues me! I think it has been more an interest lately because of TTC and how I am going to figure all of this out once we do have a family.

4. Probably on a more personal level I love to just tinker or play in technology in general. New stuff is always coming out so I love to think about what the next wave will be and how I can apply it to my work.

princezjk · June 2013

Serenla:
I'm very passionate about local economic issues. Local business, local farms, I love farmers markets, smaller restaurants, ect... I also don't mind spending a little more to buy from a mom and pop shop rather than a big box store.

I am a big fan of eating local. I live in a farm town and love all the fresh, local produce. I also prefer shopping in the local mom and pop grocery store. We also have some amazing restaurants in town. Town Council is very supportive of local business and makes it tough for chain stores to come in to town.

Poppy715 · June 2013

Veganlady:
I have visited Bend, Oregon and absolutely loved it. DH would move there in a heartbeat. He loves the outdoors and craft beer, so it's like heaven without having to die.

'My In-laws have a vacation home near Bend. It's like the best of Oregon. I adore it there. It's so fresh and clean plus it smells amazing because of all the trees.

MrsFunk07 · June 2013

This is a great post, Poppy.

I know after I post, I'll have to go re-read the thread, so I can gtky ladies better.

Here is what I am passionate about:

Bellydance: I have been taking classes and dancing for six and a half years. We dance in an Improvisational Tribal Style format. I am a part of a dance troupe, and we have shows and travel all the time. It is so much fun! Maybe I'll post a link to youtube here someday. I love going to festivals, taking classes, shopping for fun stuff. It is such a great creative outlet. I have recently been teaching as well, which can be challenging, but so rewarding. I just started teaching a children's class this summer, so fun and adorable!

Rabbits: We have three rabbits. They are the best pets ever. I want to look into becoming a foster mom of rabbits at my local shelter. Our bunnies live in cages when we are not home, but roam our house and safe yard when we are with them.

Disneyland: This is me and my DH's favorite place in the world. It is our special place together. We live 8 hr away in northern california, but we have gone many times together. Seven. And we've been together 9 years, so that's a lot for it being "far" away. I could talk about Disneyland all day. Don't get me started.

Thanks for the fun post!

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