Walt died before we turned the first shovel of dirt

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One step and then another.

 

Walt died before we turned the first shovel of dirt.

People say, “It’s sad that Walt never got to see Walt Disney World.”

To which i reply, “He saw it clearer than anyone, that’s why it’s here today.”

 

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Happy Disney Hire Date anniversary (1982)

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Biked past Disney’s Wilderness Lodge.

 

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Biked past Disney’s Contemporary Resort.

 

Disney Trash cans
Biked past Space Mountain.

 

Disney Space Mountain
Just another ordinary late-December day.

 

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Biked past Disney University. i have five of the eight service award “trophies” pictured above…10, 15, 20, 25 and 30-year awards.

 

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My career at Walt Disney World began on January 25, 1982 inside this building – Disney University.

 

Little do most Disney Cast Members know what they thought would be a fun, temporary, stepping-stone job ultimately will become a lifetime career.

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Sixteen acres, then 160 acres, then 27,443

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The smaller sign at the bottom: World-Famous Jungle Cruise Cuisine.
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Love that my initials are in this and the over-focus on the compass point (spear tip) at the top of the “J”.
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World Famous Jungle Cruise meets texting.

Did you know that Walt Disney’s original plan was to use 16 acres at the Disney Studios to create a sort of year-round carnival attraction?

The city council never approved the request.

Walt could have abandoned the idea, or he could have kept going.

He kept going and that led to 160 acres in Anaheim, what we now call Disneyland.

What he originally thought was plenty of land (ten times more than his first thought of using 16), also became far too little to hold all his ideas and dreams.

But he didn’t know what he didn’t know.

He became land-locked in Anaheim as all the available land got taken. This was unfortunate because Walt kept dreaming.

Walt could have accepted reality and stopped with Disneyland. It was, by all accounts, insanely popular with the American people. But no.

He quietly began purchasing 27,443 acres near Orlando.

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The most influential man in history and why

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man’s best friend for a reason – unconditional love (same with Jesus)

 

The most influential man in history? Jesus.

Why? No other person, ever, has left such a compelling argument that Love is all that matters. That there is no place for violence, for any reason.

Ever.

That forgiveness, for even the most heinous sin, is possible.

That’s literally impossible to comprehend.

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