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Disney World, a recap

I have two words to sum up our trip to Disneyworld, Orlando - 'Fabulous' and 'Exciting'. It was an absolutely worth fun trip to take; and the most satisfying part for me was the fact that I got to do a trip with my parents in the US.

Disney world has everything well planned to make the entire 9 yard experience so gratifying. The Magic kingdom never lets us down, I become a kid myself when I see these rides. I should compliment Archu on being very well behaved; afterall she had her grandparents coaxing and cajoling her throughout their trip. I couldn't ask for more :-)

While the magic kingdom would have been a kids dream come true, the EPCOT served both kids and adults equally. I am always in awe when I think about the planning, design and technology that would have been invested to build these parks. Hats off to them !

Once again, getting back to Houston from a great trip can prove to be a bit challenging to begin with, but as always, routine takes over. We are very happy to back to our home sweet home. As for amma and appa, they took back happy photographs and memories of the trip to Seattle. And for me - I was down with cough and cold (the usuals). I was looking forward to decorating the venue for a Namadwaar event - Carnatic concernt by the Bhat sisters, followed by the Bhagavata saptaha at Namadwaar.

2012 has zoomed past us already ?

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