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Gabe1

Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
Our last concert was in 2014. We have a tiki bar and such for tailgating. But the last couple of years we have been at WDW when he was in any cities that we are willing to drive to. Cincinnati was the farthest we've driven. Tailgating is always super fun, we meet a lot of cool people. I read that he is going to do even less concerts next year.

Sidebar here (and a Buffett fan too) but I could possibly get roped back into attending church services if your DH was my Pastor. A Disney loving, Tiki bar tailgator, what's not to love about a Pastor-Dude that get's real life on earth??? :inlove:
 

Gabe1

Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
Sometimes I think pizza is the perfect food as it can be topped with so many things. Although cheese and pepperoni are the best.

I don't mean any disrespect, but I've had pizza in Mexico and found it to be pretty mediocre too. I thought it was just because I was at all inclusive resorts, and they aren't the most gourmet. Any idea why pizza there is so much different than in the USA? It seemed to me the mozzarella cheese and pepperoni was different.

The only Pizza I've had in Mexico is Shakey's. I don't care for it in the states so I found it mediocre in Mexico too.

I find every pizza place to be very different here in the US. Even the chains. My favorite pizza from a child was and still is Barnaby's pizza. There were 4 that I knew of in the NW suburbs of Chicago. One that has an Inn after the name just isn't anywhere near the taste of the others. Go figure. There are two around my Mom's house and I will often pull out of the driveway order and pick up on the pilgrimage home. The only downside to their pizzas is the size. The small is really small. The Large is more a medium. It has a very thin crispy crust so tummy needs more.
 

Cesar R M

Well-Known Member
Sorry for what is going to be a bit of a sad post, gang, but our beloved little cat, Spooky, passed away late Sunday night due to a sudden blood clot. We rushed him to an all night emergency pet hospital and they said it was basically inoperable and told us we needed to put him to sleep. His entire back half was paralyzed due to the clot and he was in terrible pain.

The rational part of my brain keeps saying that it was just a cat, it was just a cat, but the rest of my brain is wrecked. Spooky was part of the family, and was a wonderful friend. I can't believe he is gone.

This life is one wild ride, isn't it? :(

Spooky - 2004 - 2016
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sympathy like.. tons of losses lately.. Id say this is the most annoying year ever.
 

Gabe1

Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
I LOVE pizza!!!! I haven't had Pizza Hut in a long time. My niece is coming to visit in a couple weeks and we are going to do homemade pizzas on the grill. I haven't ever tired grilling pizzas but I thought she would get a kick out of it, she is going to be 12 in November.

I love pizza too! Could eat multiple times a week. I use to like Pizza Hut 20 some years ago but they changed their dough and cooking style and I can't stomach the dough or crust, too greasy and my tummy is too old for all that. Most of our Pizza Hut restaurants have gone out of business around here and they went to a take out Domino's type platform with their new style of pizza.

I cook pizza's year round on a pizza stone on our grill.
 

Gabe1

Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
I wish I could like this a bizillion percent. We didn't have time to get a Margarita, in UNI, son in law was driving, it was hot; and he was in a hurry to get to the car. Maybe this time in October. Just hubby and I, I plan to take a cab. I would use uber, but hubby is very stubborn about that. :confused::grumpy:

Well color me curious again, why?
 

MOXOMUMD

Well-Known Member
Sorry for what is going to be a bit of a sad post, gang, but our beloved little cat, Spooky, passed away late Sunday night due to a sudden blood clot. We rushed him to an all night emergency pet hospital and they said it was basically inoperable and told us we needed to put him to sleep. His entire back half was paralyzed due to the clot and he was in terrible pain.

The rational part of my brain keeps saying that it was just a cat, it was just a cat, but the rest of my brain is wrecked. Spooky was part of the family, and was a wonderful friend. I can't believe he is gone.

This life is one wild ride, isn't it? :(

Spooky - 2004 - 2016
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Sorry to hear this Buddy but now I have that song "Spooky" stuck in my head.
 

Gabe1

Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
Elephants are fantastic. Always.
Be aware that AK is pretty dark at night. It's probably the darkest out of any of the four parks at night..

Understatement!

This was known for a long time from Disney's previous attempts at making this a night time park. Disappointing they didn't put more low lighting for paths in knowing they were going for an all day park. A known issue.
 

Gabe1

Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
Sunshine Seasons. The Turkey abd Monterrey Jack sandwich.

I'm going to tell my DS about this Sandwich. He can live on sandwiches. When I go to Sunshine I generally go for a hot meal, they do them quite well where many QS's don't so I take advantage. When it is hot I don't do well with fast burger, fried foods etc., so I seek out different but I'd try this one if I hit up Season's more than once in Epcot. Thanks for the tip!
 

MinnieM123

Premium Member
Yea, well the thing is that my family keeps asking me when I'm going to get rid of it. It's only 11 years old and it is a very luxurious car, that still looks like new. The problem is that it costs a fortune to repair anything on a Cadillac and, I suspect, that the true permanent repair for this problem will be in the range of 3 grand. (head gasket). It is dangerously close to costing more to keep on the road then to just pay for a newer one. I'm going to start looking, but, since I don't have any big trips planned in the foreseeable future, I can take my time. This is the first time, in about 20+ road trips that it has actually broken down in route. It's usually just before or just after. Just another thing for a retired person to spend his limited funds on. I think my kids are worried that I am going to spend all their inheritance whereas I am worried that I am not, so there is that conflict. :joyfull:

I think it must be the N.C. car curse. ;) My brother drove up here from his home in N.C. for Christmas. His car broke down on the drive back home (he left late afternoon on Christmas, and had car issues a few states down later that night). However, due to the holiday and late evening hours at that point, nothing was open. Somehow he managed to limp it along to a service station, (closed), and slept in the driver's seat for the rest of the night, until the owner came to open up the station in the morning. Got the car repaired, and he continued back home.
 

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