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<blockquote data-quote="UPS Lifer" data-source="post: 1015841" data-attributes="member: 9789">I grew up not to far from Anaheim California, home of Disneyland. I often think of Disneyland when I read stuff about Klein.&nbsp; ....Just like Disneyland we start out on &quot;Main Street USA&quot; and before to long we rush to &quot;Fantasy Land&quot; and visit &quot;Mr Toad&#039;s Wild Ride&quot;.&nbsp; When our head stops spinning we venture into &quot;Tomorrowland&quot;.&nbsp; I am always reminded that tomorrow never comes, at the best, it is just 1 minute or 1 second out of reach!&nbsp; Of course, no visit to Disneyland is complete without taking a trip to &quot;Adventureland&quot; and shooting a hippo in the mouth on the Amazon River and as you wander around, you just have to relax and sip a Mint Julep in &quot;Frontierland&quot;.&nbsp; Of course for me, my favorite ride is &quot;Thunder Mountain&quot; with all the twists and turns and ups and downs of a great roller coaster ride and the fact it was designed with the real Thunder Mountain which I can see from my front yard!!&nbsp; Those of you who have visited Disneyland in Anaheim know that Thunder Mountain is located right next to &quot;Fantasyland&quot;.&nbsp; And just like Klein&#039;s posts, I always end up back in Fantasyland and findinf myself one more time, on &quot;Mr. Toad&#039;s Wild Ride&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="UPS Lifer, post: 1015841, member: 9789"] I grew up not to far from Anaheim California, home of Disneyland. I often think of Disneyland when I read stuff about Klein. .... Just like Disneyland we start out on "Main Street USA" and before to long we rush to "Fantasy Land" and visit "Mr Toad's Wild Ride". When our head stops spinning we venture into "Tomorrowland". I am always reminded that tomorrow never comes, at the best, it is just 1 minute or 1 second out of reach! Of course, no visit to Disneyland is complete without taking a trip to "Adventureland" and shooting a hippo in the mouth on the Amazon River and as you wander around, you just have to relax and sip a Mint Julep in "Frontierland". Of course for me, my favorite ride is "Thunder Mountain" with all the twists and turns and ups and downs of a great roller coaster ride and the fact it was designed with the real Thunder Mountain which I can see from my front yard!! Those of you who have visited Disneyland in Anaheim know that Thunder Mountain is located right next to "Fantasyland". And just like Klein's posts, I always end up back in Fantasyland and findinf myself one more time, on "Mr. Toad's Wild Ride". [/QUOTE]

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