Hi! I’m Mouselet 2, and here’s a little bit more about me and some of my favorite things.

I am a die-hard Disney history enthusiast. I frequently find myself rereading old Walt Disney World press releases from the 1970s, ride instruction manuals, and learning as much as I can about Disney history. The parks have such a rich history but so much gets forgotten and I’ve made it my mission to share it – from the old Adventureland arcade, to the Hollywood Studios security booths, to the high profile stealing of Buzzy, or the forgotten path at Animal Kingdom, I love it all. My true Disney passion is abandoned Disney things. River Country, Discovery Island, ImageWorks, the old Streets of America facades – if it’s abandoned, I’m probably obsessed with it.

As of last January, I have become in love with all things Star Wars. It took me almost 30 years to get into it, but now I am hooked. I think the only true way to watch the movies is starting with Episode 1 – Phantom Menace. While I love the movies, my favorite are the shows – Obi-Wan, the Mandalorian, and recently Skeleton Crew.

Outside of Disney, after graduating college I moved to Boston to work as a civil engineer. After 6 years of life in the city, my partner and I bought a house in the suburbs. We’ve been having an absolute blast renovating the house… most of the time. I can say we’ve gotten very good at taking down wallpaper and painting. We’re renovating a portion of our basement to have a Star Wars nook, as well as a home gym and a media room. We’re enjoying a slower life outside the city, but I still commute in for work regularly.

Here are a few of my other favorites:

Favorite Park: Hollywood Studios (but I’ve been in my Animal Kingdom era recently)

Favorite Land: Tomorrowland, Galaxy’s Edge

Favorite Rides: Toy Story Mania, Living with the Land

Favorite Show: Enchantment

Favorite Character: Chip and Dale

Favorite Princess: Belle

Favorite Restaurant: Boma

Favorite Snack: Cheshire Cat Tail

Favorite Season to Visit WDW: Spring for Flower and Garden Festival