catmom46
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The video from the original show must be pretty degraded 'cause this is all I could find, but, in honor of the upcoming release...
I found a clip on Vine (albeit only 6 seconds worth): https://vine.co/v/Owl7EXuQ9b5
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I found a clip on Vine (albeit only 6 seconds worth): https://vine.co/v/Owl7EXuQ9b5
donaldtoo
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catmom46
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It keeps telling me safari can't open the page because the address I invalid...
Maybe it's the Safari version you hav? I'm using Safari 9.0.2.
catmom46
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It keeps telling me safari can't open the page because the address is invalid...
How about this link? It's the 6th one down. https://vine.co/u/1045177913961496576
ajrwdwgirl
Premium Member
I like the bread pudding at 'Ohana, but that is really the only kind I like.
ajrwdwgirl
Premium Member
Meanwhile.. at Disney's treasury...
Ain't that the truth!
ajrwdwgirl
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Pretty fall trees out in front of our office building this morning...
Although, we're predicted to tie the record highs for today and tomorrow's dates of 81 and 83, respectively...!!!
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Fall trees in December?!?! Texas is strange!
ajrwdwgirl
Premium Member
We have never driven to WDW, either.
But, we're also about a 22 hr. drive away..
When I was a kid we usually drove to Florida, it was only when I was a teen when we flew. My hubby and I have only driven once and it took us about a 24 hours total to drive, we stopped for a night and stopped at Ruby Falls in Tennessee and at a plantation house in Georgia. Driving with hubby was kind of fun, but sometimes the drive could get tedious.
ajrwdwgirl
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Good afternoon all. It's been a busy morning. We received a 30percent off coupon at Kohl's. I needed jeans, so after much trying on, I found a pair and got them for 14.00$. That's a great price and they fit perfectly! Lucky me. We didn't blow away last night and the winds are much less today, yea! We are going to the youngest grandson's band concert tonight. I love being busy. I also started a new puzzle. Hubby saw I was getting a little down, so he brought me home an adult coloring book, with colored pencils. It's so cute...it contains food items and kitchen items in it. I'm one lucky woman!
Have fun coloring. I'm hoping to color in my mickey coloring book tonight or tomorrow night.
donaldtoo
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In the last 5 years, we have had to buy me a new chair for the living room, as I keep getting shorter and shorter. I keep thinking of Edith Ann....
Hahaaa...!
A blast from the past...!!!
ajrwdwgirl
Premium Member
That's okay if you color outside the lines, maybe that means you are just too creative or something.
ajrwdwgirl
Premium Member
The only thing I'm doing is shopping for presents for my DD. Maybe a little baking, but that's about it. Just don't feel very festive.
However, despite that, I just found myself a Christmas present!
Just think of the joy the holiday season is bringing to your daughter and that might help you feel more festive!
Goofyernmost
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Day 15 of the Adventure.... November 3, (Tuesday).. Port of Call - Barcelona, Spain
I had a few free moments tonight and since it was quiet on the boards I thought I might add another days adventure.
Barcelona is a beautiful city. The target we had in mind was the Sagrada Familia Basilica. The basilica was designed and started by Antoni Gaudi. He had a grand plan and knew that he would never live to see it's completion. He started it in 1882 and spent his life working on it until he died after being hit by a streetcar in 1926. The work has continued on it and it is estimated to be complete by 2026. (and we complain about how long it takes Disney to build) It is the most unique thing you can imagine and was how we ended up with the word "gaudy". Gaudy it is, but, unbelievable. I spent most of the day there but did take a bus tour around the city (the only way we had to get there to begin with).
Four of many towers on the building. If you look toward the top, about where the crane on the rights points, you will see a shadow. That is a bridge between two towers. We were able to take an elevator to just above that level. However, to get back down to ground level we had to go down a very tight spiral staircase. 400 stairs from top to bottom. Imagine me with my bad knee making my way down, but, that I did. Took a while, but, done.
This would be the view from that little bridge. Spectacular!
I do wish that this would have come out a little clearer but the interior is as spectacular as the outside. This picture does not do it justice.
I had a hard time choosing the pictures for this portion because for the sake of the site I try to limit the numbers that I post, so just a couple more of other areas in Barcelona showing the contrast in old and new in the City. You might be able to tell that I really liked Barcelona.
I had a few free moments tonight and since it was quiet on the boards I thought I might add another days adventure.
Barcelona is a beautiful city. The target we had in mind was the Sagrada Familia Basilica. The basilica was designed and started by Antoni Gaudi. He had a grand plan and knew that he would never live to see it's completion. He started it in 1882 and spent his life working on it until he died after being hit by a streetcar in 1926. The work has continued on it and it is estimated to be complete by 2026. (and we complain about how long it takes Disney to build) It is the most unique thing you can imagine and was how we ended up with the word "gaudy". Gaudy it is, but, unbelievable. I spent most of the day there but did take a bus tour around the city (the only way we had to get there to begin with).
Four of many towers on the building. If you look toward the top, about where the crane on the rights points, you will see a shadow. That is a bridge between two towers. We were able to take an elevator to just above that level. However, to get back down to ground level we had to go down a very tight spiral staircase. 400 stairs from top to bottom. Imagine me with my bad knee making my way down, but, that I did. Took a while, but, done. This would be the view from that little bridge. Spectacular! I do wish that this would have come out a little clearer but the interior is as spectacular as the outside. This picture does not do it justice. I had a hard time choosing the pictures for this portion because for the sake of the site I try to limit the numbers that I post, so just a couple more of other areas in Barcelona showing the contrast in old and new in the City. You might be able to tell that I really liked Barcelona.
ajrwdwgirl
Premium Member
Yum!
ajrwdwgirl
Premium Member
The Gaudi buildings would be interesting to see in Barcelona, that is a city I would like to explore. Hubby has no interest in it, although if I plan it and tell him we are going he would change his tune.
StarWarsGirl
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- In the Parks
- No
Or...needed occupational therapy when I was little and never got it. One of those two.
Goofyernmost
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Most of our trees here in North Carolina just shed the rest of the leaves about a week ago. I do enjoy the sustained fall season. I just took some pictures of fully bloomed Roses yesterday along with other flowers.
Goofyernmost
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It is so worth seeing and spending time in. There is nothing else like it in the world as far as I know. St. Peters is awesome, but the uniqueness of this is breathtaking.
Gabe1
Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
Hahaaa...! Thanks, and I hope you enjoyed them!
I'm a little closer now...only 18-ish pages (and with that, I probably jinxed it, and 20 pages will be added before I can fully play here again this evenin'
Yes I did enjoy all the photos. Glad you guys had a nice time.
And yeah, I look forward to staying somewhat caught up someday again.
donaldtoo
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That's it. Unfortunately, only a six second repeating loop of the beginning.
Thanks, though!