Laura

Way to go.
Posting your own photos is even easier. First, upload them to a photo hosting site, like photobucket.com. Then you just have to copy and paste the address provided by the hosting site.
The hardest part is getting the photos uploaded. Once you figure that part out, the rest is easy.
TCD

This is the photo Laura was talking about:

I think she's right.
TCD

Thats a negative on the buffet for lunch.
Menu only. Hopefully you like chicken and waffles.
TCD

I'm still at this point. As much of a WDW geek as I am, I really don't want to see the "real" side. I'd still much rather prefer to believe that there really is a charming little apartment here that we can live in, and sit out on the porch and watch the people go by...

That said, there are a few tours I'd like to do, but mostly things like the ones at Animal Kingdom, the walking tour of the greenhouses at The Land in Epcot, and maybe some of the holiday ones that show how they decorate the parks.
I'm holding off on peeking behind the magic for now.

Many of the characters do not put the heads on until they are actually going out into the park. It was weird seeing Winnie with his head under his arm..
They have scent machines that spray cookies and popcorn aroma up onto main street.

I think guests need to be at least 16 to take this tour....possibly for the reasons you stated about spoiling the magic.

You had better hope one of the Fort Rangers doesn't catch you on a golf cart with a margarita. You will be in big trouble! You will probably get a copy of the golf cart rules handed to you. Printed on orange paper and everything.
TCD

I'll see those chairs at the cast store in a couple of months for $15.