Disney Hungarian
12-19-2010, 08:49 PM
On Friday I was with my mom at Epcot. After spending a week in the cold. I decided to get on the phone and add a day to our stay. I wanted to be warm, just one day!
We ended up in Epcot. We were in line for the CP and mom just said, "I have to go." Well, she doesn't get much warning these days and I jumped out of line and pushed her straight towards the restrooms at American Adventure.
There was a long line. Mom was telling me that she couldn't wait. The lady behind us was listening to me explain how I couldn't make the women let her go first. The nice woman helped mom up out of the wheelchair and proceeded to move through the line asking if anyone objected to mom going ahead of them. She got mom to the front of the line and the first available stall. She then came out and told me that mom made it and didn't have an "accident." The nice person was now back at then end of the line waiting. I asked if she could move back to her place in line after explaining what she had done and no one had any objections.
Then we get back to CP and there was no way to get back in line. I took mom to the crowd of people standing outside of the CP on the walkway. They moved aside to let her see. The woman that moved over for her was 5 feet tall and now standing behind people she could not see around. I felt so bad for her. She was nice enough to give up her spot for mom. I talked to the people around me and got it sorted for her to take my place behind mom. She had a fantastic view. When the crowd started to sing Silent Night with the choir, I got all choked up and was thankful that I was out away from everyone. It was a fantastic show. And a blessing to behold the kindness of people and the story of Christ.
I will never forget the kindness shown by strangers and the message of the show.
We ended up in Epcot. We were in line for the CP and mom just said, "I have to go." Well, she doesn't get much warning these days and I jumped out of line and pushed her straight towards the restrooms at American Adventure.
There was a long line. Mom was telling me that she couldn't wait. The lady behind us was listening to me explain how I couldn't make the women let her go first. The nice woman helped mom up out of the wheelchair and proceeded to move through the line asking if anyone objected to mom going ahead of them. She got mom to the front of the line and the first available stall. She then came out and told me that mom made it and didn't have an "accident." The nice person was now back at then end of the line waiting. I asked if she could move back to her place in line after explaining what she had done and no one had any objections.
Then we get back to CP and there was no way to get back in line. I took mom to the crowd of people standing outside of the CP on the walkway. They moved aside to let her see. The woman that moved over for her was 5 feet tall and now standing behind people she could not see around. I felt so bad for her. She was nice enough to give up her spot for mom. I talked to the people around me and got it sorted for her to take my place behind mom. She had a fantastic view. When the crowd started to sing Silent Night with the choir, I got all choked up and was thankful that I was out away from everyone. It was a fantastic show. And a blessing to behold the kindness of people and the story of Christ.
I will never forget the kindness shown by strangers and the message of the show.