So nice of you to take in the unwanted pets. I can't imagine getting a pet, and not making it part of the family. Quick story...when husband returned home from a business trip, our dog would snoop in his suitcase. I always put a treat, in his suitcase before he left, and a little trinket for our daughter, they loved the little "gifts" dad brought home to them!
I'm sure she is, kids keep you young. And they can be so funny!
Add me to the list, we also used rubber cement in art class, in a closed room, by the end of the hour, everyone was laughing and giggling...we were all "high". No wonder I loved art class!
Does the dark caves, resemble lava tubes? I thought of that when I saw the pictures. So pretty. I'm loving your pictures. I feel I'm there right with you. Another vacation day! It's wonderful.
I love the flowers hanging over the river.
that looks like sea heaven
I hate bugs and spiders. Grandson had a roach fly on his neck at Magic Kingdom, at night. Daughter said it was the biggest thing she has ever seen. The one good thing about living above 6,000 ft. roaches don't service at this altitude.Eeeeeekkkk!!
You just reminded me of how Disney used to be. I'm still working on hubby, StarWarsGirl95!Yup, went down both slides today.
It is wonderful. I encourage anyone who visits Oahu to spend at least a few days here, if for no other reason than the pool.
It's also great for kids. There's Auntie's Beach House, which is an activity center for kids. One of the restaurants does a character breakfast. And there are several water play areas just for kids. One even has two slides.
Speaking of the characters, a character greeting here is much better than at WDW or DL. There's only Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, Stitch, Chip and Dale, and I believe Donald and Daisy, but they have way more time to spend with guests, the greetings are spontaneous, and they are just fun to watch because they can actually roam. For instance, two days ago, Stitch was trying to open a gate that said "closed" while his handler playfully told him no, yesterday, Chip was looking at a map with a guest while Dale played with a baby in a stroller, and today, Goofy was ankle deep in the pool interacting with the guests. Just much more spontaneous and a whole lot more fun.
I love those movies.
As long as it's not Red Dye # 2.Yummy-looking! Although the red dye sort of scares me.
I love San Fran, great eating. It's been years since we have been there, I bet a lot has changed. I fondly remember Fisherman Warf. Good seafood, and I'm not fond of seafood, I did eat some really good halibut, and sea bass. So mild tasting, just wonderful!
That looks like so much fun. That Stitch statue I would put in my family room.
I loved those old "boats", the weight gave them a nice "feel" when driving. You felt safer somehow. And cooler, sis had the big convertible Olds 98.Ha ha ha . . . this is one of the most amusing things I read in a while (" . . . just keep up with the semi in front of me . . ") HAHHAHA!!!And to think your dad didn't have a clue what you were doing!
As for the pix of that car, man, that thing was a boat!! Because cars are so much smaller now (I'm not referring to SUVs, just regular cars), it's almost shocking to see just how huge those older cars were.
I'll join you Minnie 123....without milk, a cup of coffee would do me fine. (I'll be right over)I would LOVE one of those cupcakes!!Pretty please??!!!
(I have my own milk already poured in the glass, so all I'd need is just one of the cupcakes.)
That sounds like heaven to me. Good restaurants. Denver restaurants, not so much. Except for Long Horn, and Texas Road House.OF COURSE you do . . .
Daughter told me to wait and watch it at home. She knows what a cry baby I am!
