Wednesdays with Walt Archives - Page 2 of 9

Lunch Worthy

Several years ago, I had a colleague in higher education, Carol, who had an interesting story about changing her major […]

Today, July 17, marks Disneyland’s 69th birthday. Happy Birthday! Reflecting on nearly seven decades of joy, happiness, and magic, it’s […]

I’m going to shift seasons this week. With mid-July fast approaching, we are already halfway through the summer of 2024. […]

I’ve taken a page out of Dale Carnegie’s classic book, How to Win Friends and Influence People, by loving to learn […]

I picked up Disney’s Land by Richard Snow again this summer, and on my second reading, a story really stood […]

Following up on last week’s article on The American Adventure, I want to continue that theme while we sit in […]

When it first opened, Epcot was the future. “The 21st Century Begins October 1, 1982,” was more than an opening […]

Like many other Disney fans, I was sad last Saturday when I heard the news that Richard Sherman had passed […]

Years ago, a friend of mine boarded a plane in San Francisco flying east to Fayetteville, North Carolina. Her son […]

I’m guessing you love Disney. Or, if not “love,” then at least in a somewhat committed relationship. Maybe with matching […]