(Glad you're having a nice break down there at WDW. Oh, have you swam in the swimming pool at your hotel yet? )
How about Forbidden Journey again?Go for a ride on Space Mountain! I love Space Mountain, even though it is a smidge rough around the edges. I just wish they didn't add that stupid trim brake; I like hurtling through space at warp speed!!!
I did that too, sometimes my leg would go to sleep. Nope I'm not going to move.
My daughter was elected to Student Council today.Also, the PTO sells popcorn every Friday for .25 for a small bag. Each year they have a drawing for one student in each grade win it free for the whole year. Guess who gets a lot of free popcorn?
Today they had Willy Wonka on TV and I felt compelled to watch it. During the show all of a sudden a memory popped into my head. The first "movie" date that I went on with my X was Willy Wonka at a drive-in. Don't remember what the second movie was. And keep your mind out of the gutter @JenniferS.
I love the smell of Coppertone.Sometimes in the winter on a cloudy day I put it on so I can smell it all day and it reminds me of summer. I'm weird I know!
I never watched the Johnny Depp version either.It seemed a little wacked out with what I saw in the previews. Sorry I can't help you out but it is an interesting question. Maybe someone else has seen both and read the books.
You are one strong lady.
I loved spoiling my dogs, they all were the best.
Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy!
I get skinny pop, in the small bags. So nice for a treat.
But you had to pay charges for long distance phone calls, if you wanted to make a phone call while you were out, you had to stick a quarter in a crummy payphone that about 1,000 other people had also used, you had to do research in libraries, you had to actually pay for calculators, you had to go to a video store if you wanted to rent a movie, you had to use a phone book to look up local businesses and actually pick up a phone and call them for information instead of just going to their websites, Beauty and the Beast and the Lion King didn't exist, and neither did Pixar, if you needed something typewritten, you had to use a typewriter...I mean, how did you ever survive?No, I think it's probably more like 1989. You know, back when utilities had normal sounding names that meant something like New England Telephone, or Boston Gas Company, etc. Heck, I once lived in a town that you could pay your telephone bill at their office, and they even accepted cash for payment! There were nice people working at the counter who'd smile and address you by your first name, and they all spoke English, too! But, I digress . . .
But you had to pay charges for long distance phone calls, if you wanted to make a phone call while you were out, you had to stick a quarter in a crummy payphone that about 1,000 other people had also used, you had to do research in libraries, you had to actually pay for calculators, you had to go to a video store if you wanted to rent a movie, you had to use a phone book to look up local businesses and actually pick up a phone and call them for information instead of just going to their websites, Beauty and the Beast and the Lion King didn't exist, and neither did Pixar, if you needed something typewritten, you had to use a typewriter...I mean, how did you ever survive?
