catmom46
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We stayed at Bonnet Creek last month and it was nice. Nothing fancy, but lots of amenities. Main complaint was pools stayed open until 11pm, but screaming/yelling kids & adults kept going until almost midnight sometimes.
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We stayed at Bonnet Creek last month and it was nice. Nothing fancy, but lots of amenities. Main complaint was pools stayed open until 11pm, but screaming/yelling kids & adults kept going until almost midnight sometimes.
catmom46
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Yeah, boys don't really care about space so much, right? They could sleep in a box and be happy, as long as they know what the next morning brings!
donaldtoo
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catmom46
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Speaking of school, I found this CDC article interesting: http://www.cdc.gov/media/releases/2015/p0806-school-sleep.html
I was in band in high school, and we practiced during zero period, which started at 7am! And I think I can safely say I didn't suffer most of the risks listed in the article.
I was in band in high school, and we practiced during zero period, which started at 7am! And I think I can safely say I didn't suffer most of the risks listed in the article.
seahawk7
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My son likes the Kobe burger at Yak and Yeti.I like many of the less popular restaurants. Big River is a go to for us, their Kobe Burger is over the top yummy.
seahawk7
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I live in Albuquerque so I grew up with hot air balloons. When I was little, before the time of lawsuits, balloons would land at our school playground and tether. We all would take turns going up. We also were allowed to go in the balloons as they were being inflated at the Balloon Fiesta.
seahawk7
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Smart man.
MouseDreaming
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Last year, my DS had the double whammy. Up at 6, to be in his seat for his first class at 7:30. If he had to take the bus for whatever reason, bus pick up was at 6:45. Because of his classes (3 AP's), he often had to stay up until 1, sometimes 2 in the morning. I think 1 was the earliest he ever made it to bed, though. So, yeah, 5 hours of sleep on average, a night.
MouseDreaming
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I would rather have EMH. too. Especially if the parks are busy. Night EMH are the best for my family of non-early risers.
ajrwdwgirl
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Mater junkyard jamboree
Figgy1
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My boys never met a rope drop they didn't like!
Figgy1
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I can handle 3 nights in one room, but 3 weeks and you'd have to come visit me in a very padded room LOL
MouseDreaming
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Never tried more than 1 week. Any more than that would be too much togetherness! No, if we were staying that long, it wouldn't be all Disney, and I think the condo would be the way to go.
Figgy1
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My not so little angels want to spend the whole trip in one room just for EMH at Disney and UNI
seahawk7
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I love this ride.
MOXOMUMD
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Shades of Green is only for military members and their family. Is your husband in the Army?
Figgy1
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Was in another branch
catmom46
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Hey Figgy, I just learned this new vegan place will be opening up soon right near my office and I thought of you: http://www.elovatekitchen.com