Memories: Dining at Disney
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Disney World is gearing up to celebrate its 50th anniversary... I am sad that I will not be there...I'm sad that we (my family) haven't been there since 2016. I used to be a true fanatic of WDW and I am still a fan, life and finances (as well as some changes to the resort) have kept me/my family away. My friend Ken has been doing a great job of chronicling Disney attractions https://www.clickorlando.com/team/CZXRUT4W3VDXBHASKA4QUZ4JS4/ . He is a treasured and talented friend and as a result of the series he's been working on, I've been thinking about MY history with WDW. Specifically, my FOOD history. If you've followed my blog, you know that I have severe and somewhat odd food allergies which keep me from dining out. It makes travel difficult too...finding a safe place to eat isn't easy. (And to be frank, it's often embarrassing, though I don't know why.) For the most part, at WDW my allergies have been understood and I've been safe and c