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European trains are much more civilized 😉Alcohol is either served at your seat (depending on ticket class) or can be purchased on the train (though this often requires finding the bar/cafe car. It can also be brought on the train to be consumed.

Thanks for bringing us on your birthday trip. Looking forward to the next one.

😢 Looks like we will miss your birthday by a couple of weeks.

Funny you should say happy faces - the Prince always looks creepy to me and Snow White always looks like she has taken a Xanax.

100% agree. I have been seeing this more and more with my daughter (a 19 yo) who really stepped up (along with her BF who lives with us) this past summer when I had a stupid domestic accident. So much so that the other morning I sent her a text to tell her I am so proud of the adult she is...

Yes, I did mean Cinderella’s Royal Table. We did CRT just once (just after my DD had a makeover at BBB) and I don’t remember if we had already done Akerhus the trip before or on the same trip but we have always enjoyed Akerhus much more.

We haven’t done it in several years but we preferred it to whatever is the name of the restaurant in the MK - for the experience and the food. ETA: we always did it when the breakfast foods were available; the lunch/dinner foods never appealed to us.

Thanks for letting us share your sorrows 😘

Looking very dapper with the top hat @Mr Ferret 75. It suits you well 😘

But I like when you post frivolously with no news, because you always end up saying something that I enjoy and it makes for a fun coffee read in the morning 😘

I think the bed rails I used at home were portable; since you drive could you bring it with you? (Though next year maybe he would no longer need them? I can’t remember how long my DD had bed rails on her bed 🤷🏼‍♀️)

Which we hope you will share with us 😉

Someone once told me that when their kid went into the rabbit hole of why (every answer to his kid brought on a new why question) he would eventually put an end to the cycle by replying "why do YOU think?". It would get his kid to ponder; YMMV.

Looking forward to following along.

Yay!

Wise one you are. It is terrifying (at least the one in DLP). I only found the courage to do it once when my DD was around 6 or 7 and REALLY insisted on wanting to ride it and being the mom that I am, when she was younger I tried not to let MY fear of heights become hers. (Luckily it hasn’t).

Happy New Year to you!

It isn‘t too bad. I do NOT like heights and I was very nervous about it. But I made it across and if given the opportunity, I would definitely do the trek again.

A dog’s face (which is proof that Kylie is still with you, even if she isn’t 😉)