I know that title is a bit strange, but it came from my thoughts after some observations at Disneyland today. I noticed a little boy, not yet even to the security check-point, excitedly pointing out to his even littler sister, three circles in the shape of Mickey Mouse. His parents chuckled and tried to get their children to hurry up, so they could see the real Mickey Mouse inside the park. A little bit later, I noticed a young child and her parents near a decorative water fountain. She was enthralled with the splashing, dancing water, and her parents seemed in no rush to leave. I use those observations not to pass judgment, nor to say that one set of parents was right and one was wrong, but to reflect. I understand that the first set of parents probably had limited time to spend at Disneyland, and that it doesn't make financial sense to spend hundreds of dollars to ooh and aah over 3 little circles that could probably be duplicated at home. However, observing those childr