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Gabe1
Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
If it is new I'd knock it down. I had this issue with a downspout area near a door. I wedged a piece of florist foam brick in there until nesting season was over.
donaldtoo
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Yep, I obviously love it all...steak, chicken, seafood, veggies, etc., but, when I see seared sea scallops on a menu, they're darn hard to resist...!
Progress.City
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Time to celebrate the birth of my niece! Say hi to Kylie! My sister Rachel gave birth to her last night and I just saw her for my first time about 20 minutes ago!
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donaldtoo
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Indeed. Woof, that definitely threw me for a loop...
We used to watch it with the kiddos all the time when they were little. Definitely, a lot less "Animal" now.
MOXOMUMD
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Our Dr. Seuss breakfast entrees.
The "dessert" portion of the meal was called Yogurt Parfait Schlopp. There were two varities: strawberry and a kiwi/melon blend but after we had eaten all our other meal we couldn't even think about adding the parfait to our belly.
The other nifty item included in the meal was a free autograph brochure and the character helpers stamped them when they visited you. All the wait staff were wearing Thing 99 shirts too and they played music from the many Dr. Seuss productions over the years. We left with smiles on our faces and went to enjoy our last day at sea.
The "dessert" portion of the meal was called Yogurt Parfait Schlopp. There were two varities: strawberry and a kiwi/melon blend but after we had eaten all our other meal we couldn't even think about adding the parfait to our belly.
The other nifty item included in the meal was a free autograph brochure and the character helpers stamped them when they visited you.
All the wait staff were wearing Thing 99 shirts too and they played music from the many Dr. Seuss productions over the years. We left with smiles on our faces and went to enjoy our last day at sea.
donaldtoo
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Actually, not quite so dramatic as that, but apparently they're getting closer to a car with (something like the same lift technology) as a Harrier jump jet. I think the (shorter) wings fold into the car and then pop out when needed. The concept (like a Harrier) is to lift up from the street, thereby eliminating the need for roll-out to obtain lift. It will be interesting to see what kind of license would be required for one of these (a modified private pilot's license perhaps), but I'm getting ahead of myself here. I do believe in our lifetime, we will see something along these lines become a reality. (My major concern would be the idiots who think they could still manage to text while driving/lifting into the air?!
Do tell.
Thrust vectoring of Jets/turbofans, or rotors/props? Sounds like my long-sought-after hovercar isn't as far off as I thought it might be.
But, ultimately, along with the stupidity you mentioned, too many people have a hard enough time navigating a fixed roadway up, down, left, or right, much less a "skyway" were there is no clearly marked path, as such...
Gabe1
Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
Yeah, but like I think Gabe posted it is supposed to cool down here after tomorrow. Maybe even a chance of snow on Tuesday!
It best not snow, I put all the shovels away last week. This morning the lawnmower moved forward and the two snowblowers had their fuel run out of them and are stacked in the back of the garage. I'm done with snow if it snows or not.
So pretty pretty. Are those the grocery store ones that look like masterpieces? Puts Disney pastry to shame.
I love Red Lobster Biscuits too. They sell the mix for them at Sam's Club.
I rarely go to Red Lobster as they are too expensive for the quality these days. I use to love to go there when they had some real good choices of fresh fish. Now it is more the cheaper fish at high end prices.
donaldtoo
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I'll be right over!
Edit a few minutes later: I'm catching up with the posts over the last day and I just saw that @donaldtoo wrote exactly the same thing I did!
Hahaaa...!!!
I did a double take when I saw this post, too...!!!
Gabe1
Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
Our Dr. Seuss breakfast entrees.
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The "dessert" portion of the meal was called Yogurt Parfait Schlopp. There were two varities: strawberry and a kiwi/melon blend but after we had eaten all our other meal we couldn't even think about adding the parfait to our belly.
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The other nifty item included in the meal was a free autograph brochure and the character helpers stamped them when they visited you.
So coooool! I texted my DS and asked him if he did this too, he said he didn't think it was a choice....or he wasn't finding his inner child, likely choice #2.
StarWarsGirl
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I got this one not too long ago. I love it. It's so comfortable. I haven't worn a watch in years, but have started wearing this one to school. Basically, once I got a cell phone, I stopped wearing a watch and started checking time on it, but now I've started again. I'm weird though; sometimes I forget the watch is on my wrist and check my cell anyway.I have six Timex watches, all in the same price range (some were on sale at that price). They range from classy to very sporty, and I have them in all colors.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006K6PI9Q/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Another way in which I'm weird: I'm right handed, but cannot stand to have a watch on my left wrist. I wear my MB on that wrist, but watches are uncomfortable on that wrist. I feel like it's pressing on a nerve. I wore my watch on my left wrist the day after I bought it, and all of the sudden, my wrist started hurting so badly that I had to get the watch off my wrist. I now wear it on my right wrist and it's fine. Bracelets are fine on my left wrist, just not my watch. Like I said, I'm weird.
donaldtoo
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When I finally put the last of the Christmas stuff away, I just assumed that the Japanese cherry blossom light would go back down to the living room.
Hubby said Nuh-uh, he likes it better in the bedroom. He says it lights up the whole room when he is coming up the stairs.
For a guy who has zero interest in decorating, and who never even asked me what I was doing when he came home from work one day to find the kitchen half-demo'ed, he's pretty opinionated about this light.
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Woof, I meant to respond to this post after liking it, but, got distracted. It's the weekend...
Anyway, I too am a big fan of creative lighting, and love that piece.
The books I have about Disney Imagineering have some cool stuff in them about the Imagineers that do the lighting.
donaldtoo
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And, yet again, I hafta' throw in my plug for what I think are the most awesome donuts on the planet, Round Rock Donuts...
These things are beyond delectable
, and they were also featured in the Man vs. Food Juan in a Million Don Juan breakfast taco challenge.This video's kinda' corny, but, the donuts are to LIVE for...!!!
FutureCEO
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Our last full day of the cruise I felt 100% better. (Once home I developed a bit of swimmer's ear so that must have been the onset.)
View attachment 90180 We had to be up early for the Dr. Seuss Character breakfast that was held in the Sapphire restaurant.Two opportunties each day were held and limited to about 100 guests so you could enjoy the characters more. In attendance were Thing 1, Thing 2, Cat in the Hat and Sam I Am.
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Entering the restaurant the first thing to catch your eye is a huge Cat ice sculpture. The tables are also decorated in what I consider to be very Seuss colors. The menu was even printed in Seuss rhyme with his characters.
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Things 1&2 and Sam come to your table during the meal while Cat has his own area because he is so tall. (My daughter is 4'10" and he towered over her.) The meal starts with Moose Juice (orange juice) and a basket of breakfast pastries. (I may have eaten both croissants.
(Not sure why I can't post another picture but)
*Runs Away*
Uh oh, not sure I could eat those eggs.Our Dr. Seuss breakfast entrees.
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The "dessert" portion of the meal was called Yogurt Parfait Schlopp. There were two varities: strawberry and a kiwi/melon blend but after we had eaten all our other meal we couldn't even think about adding the parfait to our belly.
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The other nifty item included in the meal was a free autograph brochure and the character helpers stamped them when they visited you.
Either with or without ketchup.
Congrats!
Gabe1
Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
I have to take a pretty pretty picture of the pastry I bought today, it goes with your 1000# theory.
