Wednesday, December 18, 2013

Where can I find the ULTIMATE packing list for Disney?

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Taylor C


I am going to disney world for senior trip from march 17th through march 21st. What is the best packing list for disney online.


Answer
There is an amazing list online. Im going to disney in two weeks and this is the list i am using to pack... but here it is
Disney World Vacation Ultimate Packing List

Clothing & Accessories

ï±ï Shirts
ï±ï Shorts/capris
ï±ï Pants
ï±ï Suit/evening outfits
ï±ï Underwear
ï±ï Bras
ï±ï Pajamas
ï±ï Belts
ï±ï Socks
ï±ï Panty Hose
ï±ï Comfortable walking shoes (2 pair)
ï±ï Sandals
ï±ï Dress shoes
ï±ï Pool shoes
ï±ï Flip flops
ï±ï Hair bands/clips
ï±ï Hats/visors
ï±ï Sweatband/bandanna
ï±ï Jewelry/Scarves
ï±ï Watches
ï±ï Sunglasses w/strap
ï±ï Swimsuits
ï±ï _________________
ï±ï _________________

Travel with Babies, Toddlers & Kids

ï±ï Bottles
ï±ï Baby food
ï±ï Sippy cups
ï±ï Plastic pool cups w/top & straw
ï±ï Portable high chair
ï±ï Bibs
ï±ï Diapers
ï±ï Swim diapers
ï±ï Baby wipes
ï±ï Diaper bag
ï±ï Portable crib
ï±ï Stroller
ï±ï Car safety seat
ï±ï Room intercom/baby monitor
ï±ï âSpecialâ blanket/toy
ï±ï Board games
ï±ï Handheld games ï±ï Car window shades
ï±ï Kids ID tags
ï±ï _________________
ï±ï _________________
Toiletries

ï±ï Toothbrush
ï±ï Toothpaste
ï±ï Soap/bath gel
ï±ï Shampoo
ï±ï Hair conditioner
ï±ï Deodorant
ï±ï Contacts/glasses
ï±ï Contact lens solution
ï±ï Sunscreen
ï±ï Lip balm w/sunscreen
ï±ï Face wash
ï±ï Face lotion
ï±ï Body lotion
ï±ï Q-Tips
ï±ï Makeup
ï±ï Make-up remover
ï±ï Nail polish
ï±ï Tampons/pads
ï±ï Foot spray
ï±ï Foot powder
ï±ï Cornstarch or talcum powder
ï±ï Razors
ï±ï Shaving cream
ï±ï Tweezers
ï±ï Nail clippers
ï±ï Nail file
ï±ï Hair brush/comb
ï±ï Hair gel/mousse
ï±ï Hair spray
ï±ï Blow dryer
ï±ï Perfume
ï±ï Kleenex
ï±ï Kids shampoo
ï±ï Kids toothbrushes
ï±ï Kids soap/ bath gel
ï±ï Kids hairbrush/comb
ï±ï _________________
ï±ï _________________


Other Items

ï±ï Batteries
ï±ï Cameras
ï±ï Camera batteries, charger, data cable
ï±ï Film
ï±ï Camera bag
ï±ï Disposable cameras for kids
ï±ï Camcorder w/charger
ï±ï Camcorder batteries & tapes
ï±ï Cell phone w/charger
ï±ï Cell car charger
ï±ï Palm/PDA & charger
ï±ï music/CDs
ï±ï iPod &wall charger & headphones
ï±ï Laptop computer, charger, carrying case
ï±ï Walkie talkies
ï±ï Umbrella
ï±ï Waist bag/day pack
ï±ï Neck lanyard for room key/tickets
ï±ï Beach bag
ï±ï Collapsible cooler
ï±ï Large zip top bags
ï±ï Sewing kit
ï±ï First Aid kit
ï±ï Safety pins
ï±ï Earplugs
ï±ï Insect repellent
ï±ï Antibacterial hand gel
ï±ï Wet wipes
ï±ï Stain wipes/stick
ï±ï Pillows
ï±ï Workout stuff
ï±ï Water sports bottle
ï±ï Waterproof case
ï±ï Night light
ï±ï Pen flash lights
ï±ï Pennies for pressing
ï±ï Pins for trading
ï±ï Books/magazines
ï±ï Playing cards
ï±ï Games
ï±ï Frisbees
ï±ï _________________
ï±ï _________________


Travel Paperwork

ï±ï Plane tickets (make copies)
ï±ï Hotel confirmation
ï±ï Rental car confirmation
ï±ï Cash/credit cards
ï±ï Dollar bills for tips & tolls
ï±ï Checkbook
ï±ï Travelers checks (make copies)
ï±ï Passports/birth certificates (for cruise)
ï±ï Drivers license/IDs
ï±ï Health insurance card
ï±ï Guidebooks
ï±ï Maps/directions
ï±ï Discount coupons
ï±ï Membership cards (such as AAA, DVC)
ï±ï Theme park tickets (make copies)
ï±ï Address book
ï±ï Address labels
ï±ï Stationery/notepad
ï±ï Pens
ï±ï Stamps
ï±ï Envelopes for maid tips
ï±ï _________________
ï±ï _________________

First Aid

ï±ï Prescription medications
ï±ï Moleskin
ï±ï Band-Aids
ï±ï Antibiotic ointment
ï±ï Anti-itch gel/spray
ï±ï Aloe vera gel
ï±ï Antacids/stomach remedies
ï±ï Pain medicine
ï±ï Kids pain medicine
ï±ï Motion sickness remedies
ï±ï Midol
ï±ï Sinus/allergy medicine
ï±ï Eyedrops
ï±ï Vitamins
ï±ï Cough drops
ï±ï _________________
ï±ï _________________
Car Trip Stuff

ï±ï Maps/directions
ï±ï Proof of auto insurance
ï±ï Guidebooks
ï±ï Coupons for road meals & hotels
ï±ï Flashlight
ï±ï Paper towels
ï±ï Wet wipes
ï±ï Cooler
ï±ï Bags for trash
ï±ï Umbrella
ï±ï Snacks
ï±ï Drinks
ï±ï Pillows
ï±ï Blankets
ï±ï Portable VCR/DVD player
ï±ï Movies
ï±ï Drawing boards
ï±ï Travel games
ï±ï New small toys
ï±ï _________________
ï±ï _________________

Laundry Items

ï±ï Laundry soap
ï±ï Dryer sheets
ï±ï Stain remover
ï±ï Laundry bags
ï±ï _________________
ï±ï _________________

Kitchen Items

ï±ï Bottled water
ï±ï Coffee
ï±ï Tea bags
ï±ï Sugar/sweetener
ï±ï Nondairy creamer
ï±ï Instant soup mix
ï±ï Cocoa packets
ï±ï Juice boxes ï±ï Powdered drink mix
ï±ï Microwave popcorn
ï±ï Granola bars
ï±ï Chips/pretzels
ï±ï Crackers
ï±ï Fruit snacks
ï±ï Small cereal boxes
ï±ï Pop Tarts
ï±ï Peanut butter
ï±ï Tuna pouches/kits
ï±ï Pre-measured seasonings
ï±ï Travel salt & pepper
ï±ï Dish soap
ï±ï Dish scrubber/sponge
ï±ï Dish towel
ï±ï Paper plates
ï±ï Plastic utensils
ï±ï Disposable cups
ï±ï Zip top bags
ï±ï Trash bags
ï±ï Paper Towels
ï±ï  Water filtering pitcher
ï±ï Straws
ï±ï Coffee maker
ï±ï Coffee filters
ï±ï Corkscrew
ï±ï Wine stopper
ï±ï Electric skillet
ï±ï Toaster
ï±ï Non-stick fry pan
ï±ï Citronella candles
ï±ï _________________
ï±ï _________________


Day Bag for Theme Parks

ï±ï Theme park tickets (make copies)
ï±ï Drivers license/ID for each adult
ï±ï Cash/credit card
ï±ï Membership cards (such as AAA, DVC)
ï±ï Meal confirmation #s
ï±ï Guidebooks
ï±ï Park maps
ï±ï Camera, film & batteries
ï±ï Camcorder, tapes & extra battery
ï±ï Disposable camera for kids
ï±ï Cell phones
ï±ï Walkie talkies
ï±ï Neck lanyard for room key/tickets
ï±ï Sunglasses w/straps
ï±ï Water bottle w/strap
ï±ï Collapsible cooler
ï±ï Snacks
ï±ï Autograph book
ï±ï Fat pen for character autographs
ï±ï Rain poncho or umbrella
ï±ï Mister fan & extra batteries
ï±ï Moleskin
ï±ï Pain medicine
ï±ï Sunscreen
ï±ï Lip balm w/sunscreen
ï±ï Insect repellant
ï±ï Kleenex
ï±ï Antibacterial hand gel
ï±ï Wet wipes
ï±ï Hats/visors/sweatbands/bandannas
ï±ï Plastic trash bags or rain ponchos for wet rides
ï±ï Large zip-top bags for wet clothes
ï±ï Dry change of clothes for kids
ï±ï Glow sticks & necklaces
ï±ï Pennies for pressing
ï±ï Pins for trading
ï±ï Playing cards or handheld games to keep kids occupied in line
ï±ï Kids ID tags
ï±ï _________________
ï±ï _________________

Day Bag for Water Parks

ï±ï Water park tickets
ï±ï Drivers license/ID for each adult
ï±ï Cash/credit card
ï±ï Waterproof camera
ï±ï Cell phones
ï±ï Walkie talkies
ï±ï Neck lanyard for room key/tickets
ï±ï Sunglasses w/straps
ï±ï Water bottle w/strap
ï±ï Collapsible cooler
ï±ï Snacks
ï±ï Bathing suits
ï±ï Beach towels
ï±ï Earplugs
ï±ï Goggles
ï±ï Plastic pool cups w/top & straw
ï±ï Beach bag
ï±ï Floatation toys
ï±ï Water toys
ï±ï Books/magazines
ï±ï Mister fan & extra batteries
ï±ï Pain medicine
ï±ï Sunscreen
ï±ï Lip balm w/sunscreen
ï±ï Insect repellant
ï±ï Kleenex
ï±ï Antibacterial hand gel
ï±ï Wet wipes
ï±ï Hats/visors/sweatbands/bandannas
ï±ï Swim diapers
ï±ï Waterproof watch
ï±ï Waterproof case
ï±ï Water shoes/flip flops
ï±ï Large zip-top bags for wet clothes
ï±ï Dry change of clothes for kids
ï±ï Kids ID tags
ï±ï _________________
ï±ï ______________

How does one go about acquiring knowledge?




Third P





Answer
Hi Third P.

We go about acquiring knowledge in many ways.

From the moment we enter this world, we begin acquiring knowledge. As infants, we only have our 5 senses to use to gain knowledge; but we learn an incredible amount in those early months.

Our sense of smell in an amazing teacher. Studies have been done on one-week old newborns. The infant's mother & another nursing mother both placed their bras in mesh bags. The 2 bags were placed next to the infant's head, mom's on one side, and a stranger's on the other side.

Over & over again, babies turned their heads toward the side where their own mother's bra was. This happened regardless of which side of the head it was placed on & regardless of how many other nursing moms were in the study. At one week old, newborns have already acquired the knowledge, by smell alone, to identify their own mom.

We learn, throughout infancy, with smell, sight, hearing, taste & touch. Babies, toddlers & small children gain an incredible amount of knowledge using their God-given senses. It is a big reason why humankind has survived this long.

We continue to use our senses to acquire knowledge throughout our lives. However, as we grow, we develop new ways to gain knowledge. Our ability to speak & understand language gives us a tremendous leap in learning. Now we can ask others about things we want to learn.

Our parents become our first teachers. They talk to us, tell us what is safe and what is dangerous. Of course, we have to include our own experiences with things as teachers. For example, a child, with a towel draped down his/her back, jumps out of a tree and learns about gravity before he/she has even heard the word, never mind the concept.

Then we learn the written word. This opens the world up to us. Books become, hopefully, our lifelong link to obtaining knowledge. There is an endless fountain of knowledge available to us via the written word.

To guide us along this particular path, are our schoolteachers, from grammar school, through high school, through college & beyond. We, as adults, can continue to take classes in virtually any subject that interests us.

Other people teach us, too. For instance, if we want spiritual knowledge, there are always Bible classes from which we can absorb knowledge. During Sunday service, my Pastors give a Sermon, meant to add to the knowledge I already have.

We gain knowledge by observing the behavior of others. Hopefully, we had parents & family that taught of morals & virtue. We will grow up to be ethical human beings, with the added aid from ministers & teachers, books, & by simply watching & emulating the behavior of other moral people.

We acquire knowledge of other cultures by, not only reading about them, but by traveling to other countries, if possible, and by having friends from different cultures. It is very helpful to learn other languages, too; it certainly broadens our horizons.
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These are the most important steps to acquiring knowledge, and acquiring knowledge should NEVER stop until the day you die. There is always something new to learn.

One major factor in gaining knowledge is â your own mind â it's thirst for knowledge is there, to what degree depends upon many variables. Your own mind is capable of sussing out what is something you want to store away in your memory cells or toss away as nonsense. Without our mind working away to acquire that knowledge, we won't gain much. Our brain is a magnificent organ, and our mind is our best tool for learning.

I hope this has been helpful to you. I am pleased to "meet" so many curious people who hunger for knowledge. I must say I have learned much during the 4 months I have been on YA.

Thank you for your question.

Good luck.




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