The Chit Chat Chit Chat Thread

[Cesar R M]

First of all, hugs to you and to your mom. I hope she continues to feel better, and I'm glad she didn't have a stroke. (With the stress everyone is under these days, I'm amazed we all don't have a massive group stroke!)

As for your sister putting a "claim" on some of your mother's possessions, while your dear mother was in the hospital, is just beyond my comprehension. That's just COLD-hearted.

I wonder if "Mother" will strike back and remove her from the will HAH!

 

[Gabe1]

I sleep in on vacation. I usually don't get up until 6am! Plenty of time to get up, get ready get the boys fed and make rope drop with time to spare. I'll feel sorry when you go to work full time. Hopefully you'll have a job where you can telecommute most days!

My DD now works second shift for the University she works for. She is a morning person. Been a struggle for her as she use to sleep 7-8 hours a night. Not happening. It is so odd for me to go to sleep when she works from home though and she is till up. Never happened before.

 

[Cesar R M]

We are rope droppers too. Up early for rope drop, back to the hotel in the afternoon for a nap, then park close. It is how we roll!

I wonder, are there shows when the park close?
as in Mickey giving you a good bye like the 24 hour event?

 

[Cesar R M]

I mix it up--sometimes rope drop, sometimes not. Sometimes morning EMH, sometimes not. Basically, I'm fickle!

but not a stifle.. right?

 

[Cesar R M]

We rarely skip the nap, as hubby loves to nap. I have never been much of a napper, so we have compromised on the naps can't last longer than an hour. Although the older I get the more I need naps!

Where have you been.. best friend forever?
FELLOW NAPPERS.. UNITE! XD

 

[Gabe1]

at least cargo didnt steal the pants.. get it?

I can't get vines to stick. How do you do that?

 

[Cesar R M]

You can sleep at home....the parks are for going commando.

(get your mind out of the gutter)

not the underwear type commando.. right?

 

[Cesar R M]

I have never been to disney world when it is crazy crowded like this. Lucky enough to always go during the slower periods.

I'm still fearing for my life now.. because we are going for new years.. I want to see the monster fireworks at Epcot

but I will need my "crowd swimming" skills up to the task.

 

[donaldtoo]

Ok gang, the laptop is updating so I'm posting from my phone, and I'm out...for now anyhow...
Y'all have cool sweet dreams...!
Laterrrrrrr...!!!

 

[Cesar R M]

I can't get vines to stick. How do you do that?

Thats no vine. Thats a .gif (animated image) file hosted in imgur.com

because this site only allows JPG (banning pretty much the other standard files, like .gif .tga .png)

 

[JenniferS]

I want chocolate.
Sadly, there is nothing chocolate in the house other than Pop Tarts.

I will never want chocolate that badly.

 

[JenniferS]

Woo hoo. My trip countdown timer is now in the double digits!!

Hey, did I mention that I want chocolate?

 

[JenniferS]

I wonder if "Mother" will strike back and remove her from the will HAH!

Hopefully Mother will never know.
That's just more stress that she doesn't need right now.

 

[Gabe1]

Who needs rope drop? A lot of families without access to GAC/DAS, or a lot of $$$ to go to WDW whenever they want.

Most of us that do not have access to a GAC/DAS count ourselves blessed.

 

[Gabe1]

Our library is part of a large multi-county consortium so there is a wide variety of books, much more than if I was only using our local library. I love that they have pooled resource. Libraries are one of the best uses of tax money in my opinion! (Besides my public school teacher salary!)

I love our library system. We have access to two counties worth of books. Most of which I can have access to the next day. It is great for our schools too. When we need topical books the library will slurp them up from surrounding communities for the week the teachers need them. Great budget saver.

 

[Gabe1]

Me too, I love all doggies, we have a "little" boy next door, he runs when he see's me. Only problem, he is a Rotwiller. And weighs over 100 lbs. He can knock me over and lick the dickens out of my face. I love him, he has a great personality, and I met him when he first became our next door neighbor's "child", he was only 25 lbs. then. Now, I sit and let him come to me. Safer that way.

How fun. It is great to be loved like that. My Walt is pushing 100# of happy pup yet he is gentle giant being taller and longer than most labs. When he comes across a toddler or preschooler, he sits and lays down. He just seems to know they are babies.

 

[Gabe1]

That post is the best. I heard of people losing one sock in the washer. Not me. Freddy loved his socks..RIP, and Wiggles to follow , after RIP. About ten years ago. I'm good now, but I adopt every neighbor's dog. Mainly Niko, the Rotweiller.

Walt has bolted for the man across the street. He never leaves the property unless he is out. If Walt is looking out the front window and the man comes out Walt makes quite the fuss, he wants to go visit. He only runs a close 2nd to my DS, Walt's everything.

 

[Gabe1]

Yes @MOXOMUMD is loved here.

Indeed. @MOXOMUMD always has a friend in us. It is easy to be nice to the nice. The Sis though today I want to pinch real hard.

 

[Gabe1]

Or something else...

So true.

 

[Gabe1]

We do rope drop everyday.

I went over 25 years without making one rope drop. We are night owls plus we did very long Disney vacations so that helps. This last trip we made 4 rope drops. A major record for DD and me however we didn't close too many parks on that trips. With us it is really one or the other. Can't stay up 'till 2 or 3 am and be up again at 6 am. We'd be cranky.