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Diary Of Walt Disneyland
The dream began a Monday morning this past August. I was extremely nervous because I was about to start working for the number one television network in the country. I could not believe that my dream was finally coming true. The first thing I saw when I came trough the doors at W-ABC was a massive poster of morning television star Kelly Ripa. I cannot describe the emotion I felt at that time. It can be compared to the same emotion I had the first time I visited Disneyland. Interestingly, Walt Disney Inc owns the company I was about to start working for. At that time I knew that great things and responsibilities were about to start. That very day, I was introduced to several producers who later on became my bosses. They were extremely welcoming
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