The Chit Chat Chit Chat Thread

[donaldtoo]

Most of my favorites are gone now....original Imagination, and the World of Motion were 2 of my favorites, but I do love It's a Small World, cheesy as it is.

I first visited WDW (DWifey had been once before) on our honeymoon in Dec. '88, when just MK and EC were open. I remember loving the entire Park...all of FW and all of WS...!!! Also, the last of the existing WS pavilions, Norway, had just opened that year.
Miss all of the old original attractions that are now gone or changed.

Small World is one of my most vivid memories from my first visit to DL at age 6 in '68...!

 

[donaldtoo]

I'm a bit of a mess. It seems my poor very old dog is giving up I just can't handle her not being herself. Please forgive me if I'm a bit off over the next week or 2, my dh called and said she couldn't even go for her late walk last night I'm afraid a decision has to be made soon.

Oh my. Sympathy like and sincerest condolences.
We've had to do this so many times over the years and it never gets any easier.
Prayers to one of God's faithful creatures, and all of y'all.

 

[donaldtoo]

Next days picture's....in BIG format, for @MOXOMUMD.View attachment 145792
Figment for @figmentfan423
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Las Halles, bakery. Elephant ear.

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Sunrise, we saw this each morning.

More great pics, Bet's!
As always, thanks for sharing...!

 

[Cesar R M]

I have them beat - I was 42 when my youngest was born. Guess what? He's graduated college two years ago and is living on his own, and I was healthy enough to participate in his activities as much as all of the "young" moms.

My oldest is going to be 33 this year, and hasn't started a family yet. I'm not concerned - she has plenty of time.

considering the economy constraints of these days. Its a smart thing to wait until people are well established than just "go for it" and end suffering lot of stress.

 

[Cesar R M]

Our big purchase from the cruise was some artwork.View attachment 145839

wow, it has all the "logos" of the DCL cruises

 

[donaldtoo]

Drove 4 hours to drop DD at band camp yesterday, and 4 hours back. I can assure you, there is a lot of corn growing right now.
Yep. 8 hours through corn fields, there and back.

Oh my...!!!

 

[donaldtoo]

Out for me, we have severe thunderstorms rolling in. 60 mph winds thunder and lightning. Boom!

Stay safe, Bet's...!

 

[donaldtoo]

I love fresh corn!

Fresh corn! Mmmmmm...!!!

 

[donaldtoo]

Speaking of ToT. I'm still sad that I missed my fastpass session back in January.
I dont think I will be able to enjoy it if the plants to turn ToT to Guardians of the Galaxy come to fruition.

Yea, I still don't even understand that one. I realize The Twilight Zone is a very old, borrowed, IP, but, it completely fits the theming and design of the attraction.
I'm no Imagineer, but how do you even tie a drop ride into GotG, which, btw, I haven't even seen, so that may be my problem...?

 

[BuddyThomas]

Fresh corn! Mmmmmm...!!!

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Wow! I love that!

 

[BuddyThomas]

Just because.

 

[donaldtoo]

In 2004 I had a sudden onset of optic neuritis and lost partial vision in my right eye. After much testing they found I a symptom to MS. With some serious life changes and healing I got my sight back after two months. I had it under control until 2012 I had some back pain and woke up only able to move one arm and my head. That lasted a few days but my drop foot lasted almost three months. It took a lot of therapy but all is as well as it's going to be. I have good days and bad days, it's life.

Sympathy like. It sucks when you can't pinpoint what's goin' on with your own body. I went and saw a neurologist years ago because of unexplainable numbness in my arms, hands, legs, and feet. It was and still is, pretty localized. He said it was too non-specific, and told me to come back and see him if I started draggin' a leg.
Still there on and off, but, doesn't seem to have gotten any worse, so far, over the years.

 

[donaldtoo]

Our big purchase from the cruise was some artwork.View attachment 145839

Nice...!!!

 

[Cesar R M]

Fresh corn! Mmmmmm...!!!

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I definitively need to buy corn. Havent had a good boiled corn with mayonnaise and cheese in a long time D:

 

[Cesar R M]

Sympathy like. It sucks when you can't pinpoint what's goin' on with your own body. I went and saw a neurologist years ago because of unexplainable numbness in my arms, hands, legs, and feet. It was and still is, pretty localized. He said it was too non-specific, and told me to come back and see him if I started draggin' a leg.
Still there on and off, but, doesn't seem to have gotten any worse, so far, over the years.

Same here, but in my case.. probably caused by the radiation/chemotherapy (thin veins, probably tinny nerve connections).
I have a big space in my thigh, Where I do not have feeling in my skin.
My doctor always said its normal and could just deteriorate as I grow older.

 

[donaldtoo]

Bets, those are gorgeous pictures!! Very cheerful, indeed!! (You forgot one other person who also likes the bigger pictures--that would be @donaldtoo . You see, it's the way his mind works, from where he lives. Apparently, you haven't seen his coffee cup . . .)

Hahaaa...!!!
Remember, I don't drink coffee, but...!!!!!

 

[donaldtoo]

OK gang, I'm out...
Along with the usual daily stuff, I'm just mentally fatigued over the sickness in Orlando this past weekend.
Peace, love, and a peaceful as possible night and dreams to one and all of y'all...

 

[Mr Ferret 75]

wow, it has all the "logos" of the DCL cruises

And the rumoured next 2 for the new ships.

 

[Figgy1]

Our big purchase from the cruise was some artwork.View attachment 145839

Very nice. If you decide you don't want it fell free to ship it west

 

[Figgy1]

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Thank you I really needed that this morning