Oh, those poor Ingalls girls...

rsoxguy

rsoxguy

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Bob Saget said:
So in case you're wondering why I never have, nor never will visit WDW during the week between Christmas & New Years...
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In all seriousness, I love the Holiday Season at WDW. Bigger crowds, but a great atmosphere. I've done it many times with no regrets.
 
Nemo14

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Even with crowds that big? We did April break one year, and it was packed like that. My youngest nephew was still in a stroller, and you literally couldn't push a stroller through the crowd. We just ditched it and carried him everywhere.
 
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rsoxguy said:
In all seriousness, I love the Holiday Season at WDW. Bigger crowds, but a great atmosphere. I've done it many times with no regrets.
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We've been in early Dec and loved it. I agree about the atmosphere being excellent during that time of year. I'm just too chicken to try it when all the schools/colleges are out.
 
rsoxguy

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Nemo14 said:
Even with crowds that big? We did April break one year, and it was packed like that. My youngest nephew was still in a stroller, and you literally couldn't push a stroller through the crowd. We just ditched it and carried him everywhere.
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You have to understand that I have fun regardless of circumstances. I just roam and enjoy. The crowds can be oppressive, but I determine to enjoy myself despite the unwashed masses.

Bob Saget said:
We've been in early Dec and loved it. I agree about the atmosphere being excellent during that time of year. I'm just too chicken to try it when all the schools/colleges are out.
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Yes, but it's sort of like climbing Mount Everest and getting frostbite. In the end, it's a scar of triumph.
 
Nemo14

Nemo14

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rsoxguy said:
You have to understand that I have fun regardless of circumstances. I just roam and enjoy. The crowds can be oppressive, but I determine to enjoy myself despite the unwashed masses.


Yes, but it's sort of like climbing Mount Everest and getting frostbite. In the end, it's a scar of triumph.
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I'll stick with earlier December...
 
rsoxguy

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Nemo14

Nemo14

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PUSH said:
Once I saw 3 of my teachers at WDW on one trip. 4 if you include my mother...
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We have often run into our students there. When you have to vacation at the same time they do, it's bound to happen on occasion. My husband used to teach in a small town, and one summer we were sitting in a booth at Beaches and cream when we heard a very recognizable accent. He peeked over the top, and there were 3 of his students having ice cream. They screamed.....
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NYwdwfan

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And a fine good morning to you!

And now for Deep Thoughts, by NYwdwfan:

Yesterday, I saw a cricket on the screen outside of my sliding glass door. As I watched him make his way up the screen, I noticed he only had one hind leg. So in essence he was a mute cricket, since they use those legs to chirp. I found myself watching him for a good long time, wondering if this impacts his little cricket life. Then I went to make dinner.
 
Nemo14

Nemo14

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NYwdwfan said:
And a fine good morning to you!

And now for Deep Thoughts, by NYwdwfan:

Yesterday, I saw a cricket on the screen outside of my sliding glass door. As I watched him make his way up the screen, I noticed he only had one hind leg. So in essence he was a mute cricket, since they use those legs to chirp. I found myself watching him for a good long time, wondering if this impacts his little cricket life. Then I went to make dinner.
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Wow - that's deep...
My cat caught and te a ladybug yesterday - that counts doesn't it?
 

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