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FutureCEO
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All we need is a night parade but logistically that will never happen. People line up for fireworks hours early.
Cesar R M
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I wonder what will be the replacement. Harmonious has huge hardware and I can't imagine those tacos and stargate ring will be trashed.
Disney announces the end date for EPCOT's Harmonious and confirms removal of the lagoon hardware
Disney announces the end date for EPCOT's Harmonious and confirms removal of the lagoon hardwarewww.wdwmagic.com
Figgy1
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The barges are being removed
EPCOT Forever is the temporary replacement.
wdwfan4ver
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That is not the only good thing today.Disney announces the end date for EPCOT's Harmonious and confirms removal of the lagoon hardware
Disney announces the end date for EPCOT's Harmonious and confirms removal of the lagoon hardware
Walt Disney World to resume complimentary parking at its resort hotels
Walt Disney World to resume complimentary parking at its resort hotels
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donaldtoo
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Well that changed later.
Yep, after that last Georgia turnover score right before halftime, I found a recorded WDW live stream I needed to finish. When I tuned back in after the stream was over, the game had just ended.
What a slaughter…!!!!!
Only solace I could take away from that game was that 9 of Georgia’s players (some key) are from Texas…!!!!!
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MinnieM123
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@Moonothingie , I came across an interesting story about Guernsey potato peel pie. Have you ever had it, or was it just something made back in the 40s, or thereabouts? Link below -- (if you scroll down a bit, the full recipe is there).
the1940sexperiment.com
Potato Peel Pie - Recipe No. 194 - The 1940's Experiment
Last month I watched a wonderful film called “The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society” and absolutely loved it. I loved it even more when 20 minutes into the movie a strange wartime dish called ‘Potato Peel Pie’ made an appearance, a insipid looking creation facilitating the gag reflex...
the1940sexperiment.com
@Moonothingie , I came across an interesting story about Guernsey potato peel pie. Have you ever had it, or was it just something made back in the 40s, or thereabouts? Link below -- (if you scroll down a bit, the full recipe is there).
unlike @Figgy1 I am not old enough to remember this. I haven't tried it, but it is supposed to be an acquired taste.Potato Peel Pie - Recipe No. 194 - The 1940's Experiment
Last month I watched a wonderful film called “The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society” and absolutely loved it. I loved it even more when 20 minutes into the movie a strange wartime dish called ‘Potato Peel Pie’ made an appearance, a insipid looking creation facilitating the gag reflex...
MinnieM123
Premium Member
@Moonothingie -- Yah, that's what I assumed as well -- that it was probably an acquired taste thing. (Perhaps your grandparents would be familiar with this pie, from years ago.)
My grandparents were both from the UK. My mum and dad moved over here in the early 70's as Dad was offered a job on the building of a new hospital.
.....it has nothing to do with weather!!!!
Songbird76
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No, they were trying to keep the kids from having a bunch of free periods. Schools here are a different animal. They have 9 periods a day, but don't have a class in every one of those periods. Some classes take up 2 periods, some only one, and they might have an hour or two with no class between two other classes. They didn't want the kids to have one class, then have like 3 hours until the next class. A lot of kids come from other towns... Some have to bike for over an hour to get there. So they can't just go home in between classes if they have that hour free. It's not fun to be stuck sitting there for 3 hours waiting for your next class. So they stuck all the classes in wherever they fit on that Tuesday so the kids didn't have to sit around waiting for a class. But it was just too much in one day! They didn't have any free periods. And then the next day they only had 3 periods, AND had a free hour. So moving the last class of the day from Tuesday, which is a 2 period class, and putting it on Wednesday made the days more even without adding free periods. Much nicer! It was just a matter of the schedule makers not seeing that option.