"Man has a dream, and that's the start . . ."
Catherine Seipp has a very nice piece in NRO about Disneyland and its 50th anniversary.
Here's a passage that jibes very closely with my own experience:
"I grew up ten minutes from Disneyland, in an unglamorous section of what was not yet called the O.C. But one benefit of living down there was we got to visit the park every year. My southern California childhood bona fides include still being able to sing all the words to long demolished rides like Carousel of Progress: "Man has a dream, and that's the start; he follows his dream, with all his heart. And when it becomes a re-a-li-ty, it's a better world for you and me."
Here's a passage that jibes very closely with my own experience:
"I grew up ten minutes from Disneyland, in an unglamorous section of what was not yet called the O.C. But one benefit of living down there was we got to visit the park every year. My southern California childhood bona fides include still being able to sing all the words to long demolished rides like Carousel of Progress: "Man has a dream, and that's the start; he follows his dream, with all his heart. And when it becomes a re-a-li-ty, it's a better world for you and me."
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