> Everybody has a story like that. Here's mine.
> A long time ago, when our four kids ranged in age from four to twelve, we took off on the the big adventure trip. We camped across the United States stopping to see all the sights. We were really short on funds, but we managed to go to Disneyland in California. I think their ticketing may have changed, but back then you paid a small admission charge and then bought lots of tickets for the various attractions. Some things were as many as five tickets each and some were only one or two. We got as many as we felt like we could afford and planned to leave when those were gone. About mid afternoon, when the end of the tickets was in sight a lady walked up to us and said, "Are all of these your children?"
> We said, yes, that they were all ours. She handed us a handfull of tickets and said, "Then you can use these. We have to leave now, but we have these left over." She had been looking for a family with lots of children. There were so many tickets, we were able to stay until almost closing time. And we rode practically everything in the place.
> Howard

You could never have enough E Tickets! I've had that happen before for similar events and it makes you feel so good inside.

Ferrick