Jeanette Murray |
This year for Christmas, we aren’t spending it in my
hometown, or with my husband’s parents. For once, we’re taking a vacation for
the holidays. Our daughter (whom I affectionately refer to as Tot) is three and
a half now, and we felt it was time for her to experience Disney World. So we
made the colossal mistake to hit up Walt Disney World over Christmas. Everyone
will be home with their families, right? Plus, it’ll be cold. People want to do
the parks in the hot weather. We’ll be fine. Yeah?
It was only after plans were made that we discovered that
the park will be busy. Super busy. As in, Christmas day is the single busiest
day of the year for Disney World.
Whoops. But fear not. We have myself and my husband, my
parents, my sister and her boyfriend all going. And only one toddler in the
mix. Six adults, one three year old. No problem, right? I mean, what can go
wrong?
Let’s see…
Twelve worthless souvenirs
Eleven princess sightings
Ten hours in line
Nine dirty looks from strangers
Eight aborted rides
Seven potty breaks in an hour
Six emotionally broken adults
Fiiiiiiiiive days of “fuuuuuuun”
Four letter words
Three-year-old tantrums
Two sobbing parents
On the most populated day of the yeaaaaaaaar!
Are you picturing me singing? You shouldn’t, it’s not
pretty. Hey, it might be painful but we are determined to try something new for
the holiday season, and give our daughter a fantastic Christmas, come hell or
high water. Frankly, either hell or high water might come. But we’ll battle through it and make Christmas rock.
Pushing our boundaries is what will make it great.
In No Mistletoe Required, Anna Smith is
determined to give the children at the Children’s Hospital a great holiday too.
She’s heading up the Santa’s Workshop, providing a small oasis of holiday joy
in the hospital’s perpetual doom and gloom.
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Dan Beckins hates Christmas. His plan for the holidays
usually involves getting the hell outta Dodge, via a vacation to some tropical
location where the most Christmas joy he sees is the obligatory eggnog at the
resort bar. His friend, however, has roped him in unexpectedly into
constructing Santa’s Workshop. Not his first choice…or second, or third…but he
won’t back out. It’s an issue of pride now.
This brand new experience—and the sexy woman running the
show—are going to bring Dan a whole new meaning of the word joy.
Author Bio:
Jeanette (or Kat!) spends her days surrounded by hunky alpha men…at least
in her imagination. In real life, she’s a wife and a mother, keeping tabs on
her husband of six years, her three year old daughter and the family dog, a
lovable (but completely stupid) Goldendoodle. Hang around long enough and
you’re guaranteed to hear at least one or two stories about these three..
What’s with the two names? Great question. Kat (or Jeanette) writes for a
few different publishers. And due to the timing of some releases, two names
just seemed like the right option. But Jeanette (or Kat!) can assure you, no
matter which pen name you’re reading, you’re going to get sexy contemporary
love..
For more of what Jeanette is up to, visit her
website at: www.kat-murray.com
Or follow her on twitter at @JeanetteMurray. Or Like her on Facebook at
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3 comments:
You are a brave woman doing Disney World at Christmas time! "No Mistletoe Required" sounds like a wonderful story.
Great song lyrics and I know the music! Fun post, Kat/Jeanette. My prayers will be with you 12/25! BTW I had no idea that Christmas Day was the Busiest day of the year at Disneyland. Thanks for the heads up!
We were in Disneyland not on Christmas day but close to it one year. It was packed! We managed to keep the kids rounded up and have a good time. The Christmas light parade is beautiful! The next time we went with grandkids we went on the off season. Much more fun. Good luck and have a wonderful Disney Christmas!
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