Disney This Week - 26 February 2012

If you read one article this week, make it this piece from FoxxFur: On Integrity at Passport to Dreams Old & New. This isn’t about Disneyland versus Walt Disney World, it’s about sticking up for what was, is, and always should be uniquely Walt Disney World.

AJ Wolfe brings us news via The Disney Food Blog that France’s Boulangerie Patisserie might be expanded in the near future.

Imaginerding ponders what makes something vintage while George Taylor shows off some fantastic 1997 photographs.

Sarah Holodick grabs a table under the trees and reviews lunch at Sanaa for Eating WDW.

Studios Central and Matt Hochberg examine a very famous bumper.

Melissa Loflin explores where all things Universe of Energy begin at Makin’ Memories.

Progress City, U.S.A. tries to digest the latest in Innoventions and talks about the way health is presented in Epcot with Michael Crawford.

Forget Hidden Mickeys, Jeff Heimbuch goes in search of Disney survey markers for The 626.

In an era of Vinylmation, Melissa Sue reminds Mouse on the Mind readers about the original trading craze, pin trading.

We all have an Imagineer and/or artist that we admire, Sam Gennawey takes pause on SamLand’s Disney Adventure to look at the classic Eyvind Earle sketches that would come to be part of Sleeping Beauty Castle Walk Through.