Amy, are all the Joffrey’s and Starbucks open in all the parks?Breakfast at Trattoria al Forno was excellent. Why don’t people talk about this place more? Maybe they are trying to keep it a secret. Got the Italian omelette with bacon, sausage, potatoes and Sunday gravy. And a pressed pot of coffee, I think this is my new favorite Joffrey’s blend.
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Believe me I have had more than my fair share of those things! My DH’S Mom prepared boiled okra when he was little. That sounds even worse!
More like B. I have a picture of him and my dad at Garden Grill with Pluto. My dad looks happy as can be and B looks suspicious of the whole thing.Can't wait for photos of your dad being smothered by Mickey mid breakfast bite XD
Love the ears!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Those dishes look so good! I love how they used the flower pot container as a bowl. Hope you are taking it home.
It. You're an It.
I think I will be like your dad in 20 years.. minus the tech issuesMore like B. I have a picture of him and my dad at Garden Grill with Pluto. My dad looks happy as can be and B looks suspicious of the whole thing.
Hopefully you'll also have more hair.I think I will be like your dad in 20 years.. minus the tech issues
THNEED both!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I never had to do that...
I do remember Dad doing that in WDW, though.
You're that old? I am part of the no pager, no voice mail. If you weren't home you didn't get a call that you knew about and if you had to give someone a call many times you had to go through an operator. Pay phones did exist and by the time I was old enough to use one, the cost for a call was 5 cents. When dial phones became the norm phone numbers were a combination letters and numbers. (i.e. JO-12785) And almost all home phones were party lines. That was how I met my first girlfriend. We still keep in touch via e-mail now. That really didn't change much until the late 80's!
