Photos | Cherished Family Lunch at the Walt Disney Family Museum
A woman and a young child share a delightful and savory meal at a quaint table setting. Remembering not only a day filled with exploration but also comfort and shared love found in the simplest yet meaningful moments like this lunchtime rendezvous.
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