People Watching at Disney

Jun 14, 2017 15:45:04 GMT mackflavabryan said:

I am laughing- this is a great post topic -

People watching is a fun way to pass the time.

Many times I am at the parks earlier than my family so I have to wait for them at certain spots-

Here are my favorites-

Magic Kingdom is the best for this-
1.) the top floor of Columbia Harbour House    - you can watch people from above as you have your lunch- its pretty cool to see the people hustling as they go bye.
2.) On a bench right before the entrance to Adventureland. Nice and quiet but you can view all over
3.) On Main street up on the train level - looking down on everyone coming in or leaving..

I like to see when men wear dark dress socks with sandals...that always amazes me- if you are wearing socks, why wear sandals? and why dress socks? especially argyle ones... It never fails, you can always see a bunch of them.

Okay, I have no idea why they would wear dark socks with sandals. But since I suffer from foot problems which has baffled doctors and I now gave up on them. I change socks a lot, some days the black ones feel better than the white, some days I wear thicker socks for cushion, but I never wear sandals, they would kill my feet.

So if you see someone limping along then finding a place to sit and change socks come say hello, it's probably me. LOL

Jun 21, 2017 18:40:45 GMT briarrose said:

Jun 21, 2017 0:57:39 GMT disneymike said:

with that can you imagine walking into EPCOT and every man is wearing sandals and black socks? LOL of course except for me, I'm wearing black socks and sneakers. LOL

There is something sweet about the socks and sandals.  As I always tell my Sunday School class, "We are all going to get old one day."  Fashion statements are in the eye of the beholder.  If you are comfortable with what you wear on your tootsies, especially black socks, (although I think white would be better in the hot sun), I say "Go for it!"  I am sure people chuckle at me when I wear my do-rag.  I don't
ride a motorcycle, but it keeps my head cool in the hot sun. 

Briarrose, that is great you teach Sunday School, my oldest daughter got involved when she was finished with religion classes by helping younger children learn their prayers. She also helped the instructor with the lessons and I just came across the church's anniversary book with her picture teaching the children along with my other 2 children's pictures. My mom is now reading the book which I need to make sure she still has it.

oh boy, she has a tendency to donate books.

I'm already old and I find it funny that it continues with each generation.

Keep your head cool, that is what matters.