"Oh he's not real he's just a mascot."

Jennifer paused. Would Abigail know what a mascot is? Did they have mascots in old timey places? Maybe it'd be better to try to explain just to be safe. She furrowed her brow trying to think of how to describe it.

"It's just a drawing. A character they made to um...make the place more memorable?"

She wasn't quite sure if that was accurate, but it was probably close enough. She didn't want to do anymore explaining, she was excited to see what Abigail wanted to do! Jennifer stared at her, practically crumpling her own map in anticipation. However, the response never came. In fact, Abigail was looking a little overwhelmed. Maybe she should have picked a smaller and simpler place to show off first? It was enough to make her feel a little guilty. She shifted awkwardly and looked at her own map to try to figure something out. If Abigail needed a little help while she was still getting used to everything then she could probably do that.

"Um...how about this one?" she held up her map for Abigail to see what she was pointing at. "It's called Jungle Cruise and I think it's the closest ride to the entrance. You go down a river in a boat and look at all kinds of plants and animals!"

It seemed pretty safe. It wouldn't be too fast, the workers told amusing stories with it, and it was pretty atmospheric. Jennifer was pretty sure the animals weren't real, but she wasn't quite ready to try to explain robots yet. They looked like animals, so that was good enough right? She looked down at her phone again when Abigail asked about it and waved her hands back and forth.

"Oh, it's a phone. It um...lets me talk to people and sometimes I use it to take notes because my memory's not so good. Mine should be enough!" She smiled, settling back in while trying to figure out the best way to get to that ride. "I like you're glasses! They're really cute!"

"Um...yeah kind of like that!"

Jennifer wasn't so sure if it was actually like that at all, but it probably wasn't that important. It was just a cute little character meant for merchandising, but that all seemed so cynical to her, especially in a place like this. Letting her enjoy the character without some of the modern baggage that most people were aware of sounded way better than explaining it all in detail.

Speaking of, they were going to have to walk past a lot of shops before they got to the ride. She supposed it made sense that they'd want to put all the souvenirs and stuff near the exit so people could pick something up when they left. There was also a ton of food, mostly the kind that would be easy to carry around while wandering around the park. Booths full of cotton candy, Dippin' Dots, corn dogs, smoothies, juice, and other sweet treats lined the road. Jennifer was used to all these advertisements and sales people yelling about their goods, so the amount of flashy colors, bright lights, or people shouting didn't phase her at all and she was able to keep walking towards that ride. If Abigail ever wanted to stop she'd happily stop with her though. It didn't even occur to her how weird this might feel from someone from the old timey place.

"Yeah! There will be guides with us and they'll tell us about everything we're seeing!"

The next question made her awkwardly poke at her phone. Jennifer really did want to write something, the problem was that whenever she came up with an idea she couldn't remember it for more than like an hour. Even if she wrote it down, without context it often didn't make much sense because she couldn't remember any of the other ideas surrounding it or what she had in mind for the plot. She tried writing from the beginning once and just improvising, but that didn't work because after awhile it took a really long time to read what she wrote because she couldn't remember any of it and had to read it like a whole new book. Just thinking about it made her frown and start walking a little more slowly.

"I haven't written anything yet. My memory's not so good, so it's been really hard to come up with anything because I can never remember anything I came up with, even if I wrote it down..." But this was hardly the place to look so downcast, so she smiled and turned back to Abigail. "But it's okay! I'll figure it out and then you can be the first person to read it okay?"

The odds of her remembering that promise were close to zero and she knew it, but it seemed like a good thing to say.

Jennifer just nodded along as they made their way along. Even if no writing was happening right now and getting anything done was really difficult surely it wouldn't be that way forever. Her magic was new, all her problems with her memory was new, and she was still young. There was time to figure out what was wrong, and failing that, get used to it.

For now though, it was time to have some fun! By the time they got to the booth she was practically jumping with how high she was skipping and how much energy she was putting into it. That was, until Abigail suddenly looked worried about something. She looked up, but didn't see anything out of place. Confused, Jennifer looked back at her and tilted her head. Hearing she was worried about the prices made her even more confused. Sure, the place was a bit expensive, but it's not like people were supposed to come here every week. It was supposed to be special, something that only happened occasionally. It wasn't too bad when she thought of it like that. A few months worth of her allowance would cover it, so it was fine. There wasn't much else she wanted to buy right now anyway.

"Eh? It's not that bad. It's a really big park with lots of stuff in it and we'll be here all day! That's a really long time so it works out to be like...less than $10 an hour probably!"

With that it was off to the park proper. She stretched and took a deep breath. It'd been such a long time since she last came here and she was excited. This place would definitely show how great modern life was. Abigail's question made her peer back down at the map. Even though she came here before her memory got all messed up, it was still a bit hard to remember where everything was because she didn't come here that often. This was why she made sure to pick up a map.

"Um...looks like it's at the bit intersection at the end of this street. I think this street is where most of the food and souvenir shops are, so if you want to look at those on the way we can! I'll just head in that direction, stop me if you see anything interesting you want to look at!"

"Um, yeah!"

Jennifer had no idea what she was talking about. She can't say she ever thought too hard about business practices or how people might see them. All she knew was that she needed this much money to go and what she could do here and that was good enough for her. There wasn't much point in thinking too hard about it. Abigail seemed to be having fun though, so that managed to make her smile even wider.

Even though they already decided where to start, now that she was in the park proper she just wanted to do everything and deciding where to walk first was always hard. It probably was a good thing that they decided already or Jennifer might have wanted to just wander around starry-eyed while she got distracted by every butterfly around. At least heading towards the ride that looked closest to the entrance would provide some guidance as to where to go. However, it seemed the distractions were starting early, as Abigail was curious about something.

"Oh! Phones can actually do a whole lot of things! They do like everything! I'm not very good with technology, so I don't know everything they can do. I just use them for really simple things because that's all I've been able to figure out how to do," she laughed awkwardly. "Um...I think they're just taking a picture. I think my phone has a camera one sec..."

She had no idea how any of this worked and had never actually used the camera function on her phone because of it. It took a few minutes of pressing buttons and getting lost in menus, but she did eventually find the right one. Though, the only reason she found it was because it flashed right in her face and probably took an unflattering picture, but at least she knew what to do now! Unlike the mundanes, she had really good options for taking selfies like this too. A long string of arms attached themselves to her hand, then she passed the phone to the end of the string. A few more fingers sprung out of the last hand, one to hit the button well, and the other to span an eye so she could get a good look around at the camera to make sure the picture would be good. That she could take a picture with the screen facing towards them eluded her, so this would have to do. Unlike the plastic selfie sticks, she had full control over where her arms went with the same precision as her actual arms. It wasn't hard to get a decent shot.

"Smile!"

Once it looked good, she took the picture and started fiddling with her phone again while she tried to figure out how to get it up on the screen. Her extra limbs all disappeared in a puff of black smoke once her phone was safely in her real hand's grasp. In the mean time she followed Abigail into the store, trying to make sure she was at least paying enough attention to not bump into anyone. Shortly after she figured how to pull up the picture, Abigail continued making comments about Disney's mascot that made her giggle.

"Yeah! They like to put him on everything! Did the um..." she realized she couldn't actually remember the name of that landmark, "tower exist where you came from? It's really famous here!" With that, she pulled out her phone again and showed Abigail the picture she took before. "This is the picture! You look really cute!"