不帶孩子逛迪士尼的媽媽，就是這么爽

媽媽送孩子上學(xué)后去迪斯尼世界獨(dú)自冒險(xiǎn)

You can never be too old for Disney World — even if you’re going solo.

對(duì)于迪斯尼樂(lè)園來(lái)說(shuō)，你永遠(yuǎn)不會(huì)太老——即使你是一個(gè)人去。

Florida mom Lisa DiNoto dropped off her kids for their first day of school and then headed straight to the theme park — just over a mile from her home — all by herself.

佛羅里達(dá)州的媽媽麗莎·迪諾托送孩子們第一天上學(xué)后，然后一個(gè)人直接去主題公園——離她家只有一英里多一點(diǎn)。

DiNoto — who says her regular Disney visits are usually a family affair — chronicled the solo adventure on her blog, The Castle Run.

迪諾托說(shuō)，她經(jīng)常去迪士尼，通常都是和家人在一起。她在自己的博客“城堡之旅”(the Castle Run)上記錄了這次獨(dú)自冒險(xiǎn)。

“This is what you do after you drop your kids off on the first day of school,” DiNoto wrote. “You get yourself a pin and you walk it around Magic Kingdom like some garden gnome on a world adventure.”

迪諾托寫道:“這是你第一天送孩子上學(xué)后要做的事。”“你給自己買了一個(gè)胸針，然后像一個(gè)小矮人一樣在魔法王國(guó)里四處走動(dòng)，來(lái)一次世界探險(xiǎn)。”

DiNoto told “Good Morning America” that it seemed “totally natural to pop into Magic Kingdom” after she left her two sons at school for the day.

迪諾托在接受《早安美國(guó)》節(jié)目采訪時(shí)說(shuō)，她把兩個(gè)兒子送到學(xué)校后，“很自然地就進(jìn)入了魔法王國(guó)”。

During her trip, she donned a pin with the message, “Celebrating the 1st day of school!”

在旅途中，她戴上了一枚胸針，在上面寫到:“慶祝開(kāi)學(xué)第一天!”

“After I grabbed the pin, I saw some of the Citizens of Main Street U.S.A. out and about and had the idea to have them hold the pin,” DiNoto said on the program. “They got such a kick out of it that I just kept going.”

迪諾托在節(jié)目中說(shuō)：“我拿著胸針，看著迪士尼的著名角色在四處走動(dòng)，我就想讓他們看看我的胸針。”“他們看到后真的太開(kāi)心了，所以我一直這樣走了下去。”

The Fairy Godmother costumed character got the biggest laugh out of DiNoto’s child-free visit, she said.

裝扮成仙女教母的角色，在看到迪諾托不帶孩子的胸針后笑的最大聲。

“She was laughing so hard she was crying and we just started hugging and laughing together,” DiNoto said.

迪諾托說(shuō)：“她笑得太厲害了，笑哭了，我們就開(kāi)始擁抱，一起笑。”

“She reached into her sleeve and pulled out a bag of pixie dust and handed it to me and said, ‘This is for you and only you. You use it today,’” the mom recalled. “It was one of those moments of connection that is really what the parks are all about.”

她把手伸進(jìn)衣袖，拿出一袋小精靈的灰塵遞給我說(shuō)：“這是給你的，只有你。今天它是你的，”媽媽回憶道。“這種觸及內(nèi)心的時(shí)刻，才是迪士尼公園存在的真正意義。”