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Magic
September 10, 2012
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I was in Orlando last week at at radio conference; it's very strange to be at a Disney resort without my kids. I feel like there's going to be a citation waiting for me upon check out with a fine for each day I spent without my kids.. The conference was great, and my return travels had no glitches. There is a time of adjustment when returning to the land of laundry and traffic. Especially after spending time at a place known for awesome customer service smiling faces and magical experiences. Disney employees are called cast members, and are trained to treat all who come anywhere near their path with love, kindness, helpfulness and sincerity too. From the bellhop to the ride operator, all Disney employees, I mean cast members, treat their guests like gold. From the outside looking in, all said employees seem to get along as well. I'm told all positions come clearly defined, so there is no question as to who needs to be doing what. My friend Marisol handles the planning of Disney weddings, and she is thrilled with her position.
As I unpack my overly stuffy carry on bag I'm thinking of all the smiling faces I saw: moms, girlfriends, dads, kids, grandmas, etc, and thinking of how our listener can and should really benefit from this approach. I mean, who doesn't want to have a magical day?She buzz words:
Camping
Drip
Neon
GrimeShe could be a:
Seafood seller
Soccer coach
Special education teacher
Dry cleanerRight Now She Could be
Searching for a site for a Sweet Sixteen party
Cutting her grass
Dusting the ledges
Wiping off her dashboardShe Vent
"Why does everything get lost in my child's backpack"She could be working at a:
Panera
Art Gallery
Fish Market
Coffee ShopShe bug
Kansas State University entomologist Raymond Cloyd, Ph.D. says some of us attract more pests, "It depends on your unique odors," he says — and how much you breathe and sweat: "Mosquitoes use carbon dioxide and lactic acid in sweat to find us." DEET sprays are your best defense, but when you can't or don't want to use chemicals, these oddball tricks work too.
Here are more tips to ward off these nasty bites:
Put a dryer sheet in each pocket
Having a picnic-Light a Yankee Candle Conceal Outdoor Mosquito Candle, which contains linalool.
Blend in, bright colors attract bugs, neutrals work best.
Sip wine or tea-beer and soda attract misquotes,these bugs like carbonation.
Use Therapik (therapik.com) on your bites, it's a FDA-approved handheld device that delivers heat to bites, neutralizing venom and cutting down on itching.• Get more She Prep at www.ShePrep.com
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