Oddly enough, I actually crave a bologna sandwich about twice a year. Must be some sort of brain fart or something.
I have to get up at 6:30 just for the commute. It can take up to an hour to get to the closer office, about 90 minutes for the further away office on a bad day. I'm looking for something closer to home for after I come back from travelling. For many reasons, but the commute is one of the big reasons.
My car just took 20.3 gallons of gas. It's a 20 gallon tank.
I can't say we've ever had any trouble flying Southwest out of BWI. Usually takes about 6-7 hours from the time we leave the house to setting foot on Disney property. Well worth it for us not to drive. My dad, if we drive, always insists that he drive the entire way. At once. It's not exactly ideal. So we fly.
2 am is pretty quiet too...
My brain doesn't turn off early enough for me to get enough sleep and get up that early. I can't get to sleep before at least 11 pm, sometimes midnight. If I'm asleep before then, it's because I'm either really sick or completely worn out.
Well, if you ever do decide you want to fly, midweek in the summer can run as low as $120 out of BWI. You just gotta monitor and hit it right.The two times we've flown haven't been that bad of flights (once our return got postponed 4 hours, so we went back to the parks for a while!). But...we have a hybrid, so our driving cost is about $80 each way. The best Southwest sales are never during xmas, spring break, or summer which is when this two teacher and one student family travels, so airfare is usually $150-200 each. We can find quite a few good uses for that $300+ savings at DW! And, as aforementioned...the family zaniness in the car is pretty priceless.
those prices sound hella cheap!!Well, if you ever do decide you want to fly, midweek in the summer can run as low as $120 out of BWI. You just gotta monitor and hit it right.
I'm doing this insane trip out to CA for Disneyland with a friend and then am flying straight to Orlando from CA to meet my family in WDW. I managed to get a flight for $129 from San Diego to Orlando, although I used my frequent flier miles and it was a grand total of $41. My friend got hers for $150 from San Diego to BWI. Not bad, although the flight out there is looking pretty expensive.
And they're nonstops, which is fabulous.
So do I, its beautiful and the theme is really done right.POR is the only moderate we've ever stayed at, so I can't speak to the others, other than from what I've heard.
In '01 we stayed in the bayou section in building 27, in '04 we stayed in building 17. Not the closest to the main building, but, much closer than most.
Really LOVE that resort...!
I remember one time I had a bottle of chocolate sauce and nothing to put it with (no ice cream, etc.). So out of desperation, I got a few Ritz crackers and poured some on those!
I know the feeling. It will be 2 or 3 years before we get back
So far I've recreated a few of our favorite Disney meals and watched a few Disney movies . Hanging out here helps a lot!!!!!!!!!!!!! This weekend is a Potter marathon on Freeform. We're also starting to plan a few short trips for next summer. DC, Hershey/Lancaster Pa and a wine tour. None of them are Disney but all fun and much cheaper!
Congrats on her major score. I always look for things like that at yard sales.So my DD who loves good Finds at GoodWill had some luck today.
Light up Mickey Pumpkin. Out the door cost $2.15 I guess some people don't like their impulse buys at WDW or the receiver of the gift casted it off quickly to GoodWill. It will live on top of her black book shelf.
I think homemade hummus is best. I make a few versions plain, roasted red pepper, lemon and garlic, carrot(a bit sweet but the boys like it) and a low carb one with cauliflowerOh, that's too bad. I love hummus!!And, keep in mind that it may be the way it was prepared--it's like everything else--there's good hummus and then there's not so tasty hummus.
At our grocery store, we have about 3 brands of hummus and I definitely like one much better than the other two they sell. I've also had homemade hummus from a nice lady at work, who grew up in Lebanon. It's her grandmother's recipe, and it was delicious.
