I'm hoping that's the same for Pandora. I did watch 20K, and Peter Pan, and loved both movies. I wasn't thinking about the movies when I rode the rides. It's more about the current experience for me. I just take things as they come.
I'm about a month younger then you and the only reference I know to Mary Jane is pot. Oh, wait... you do live in Colorado. Good old Rocky Mountain High.We stayed home. I needed to be near "Mary Jane", a bathroom reference. For those younger than me!
I've stayed home for the last two days...for the same reasons. I didn't need salt or pepper this year, the only turkey that was left when the kids got theirs was a Louisiana turkey, with all the spices...at my age....let's just say....I will pass next year. How long will this last? I'm getting real familiar with my bathroom!
That's beautiful. I wish I could see those once in my life. So pretty and amazing!
I envy your oxygen level, mine is at 80 percent, when I really try to get oxygen in my lungs, I assume it's the high altitude and asthma. I never get good readings. Another reason, I want to leave this high altitude place.
Did you ever watch, Leave it to Beaver? He babysit a little girl that said when she wanted to go to the bathroom, she wanted to see Mary Jane. My family picked that up and our bathroom was known as Mary Jane. Funny how sitcom's influenced our upbringing. At least in my family....
I disagree, having been to Cars Land. If you haven't seen Cars, you're basically in this nice-looking cavern with some cool rides. If you've seen the movie, you realize you're in the middle of Radiator Springs and you understand the attention-to-detail in the land so much more, like why every third blink on the traffic light is slower or where the music comes from during Radiator Springs Racers. You just get so much more out of it where it goes from being, "Well, this is nicely done" to "Holy carp, I'm in the middle of a movie." It takes it to the next level. (and yes, I told my friend that Cars is required viewing for the trip to Disneyland in January and that if she does not watch it, we will watch it in the room the first night we are there).
Not really. Could never get into that one.
I know that you want to stay there because of your family, but, seriously Bets, you are slowing killing yourself with lack of oxygen. You are putting additional strain on your heart as it tries to get more oxygen to your brain, lungs, organs, etc. I remember the difficulty I had years ago when I went to my daughters graduation in Colorado Springs. My mother was also just started into Pulmonary Fibrosis when we went and she had a terrible time just trying to get her breath with just a little exertion and that was before she even knew she had the disease. I know you have to do what is right for you, but, it seems like a compromise. You will get to be with them more often but, not necessarily longer. Getting out of those mountains might mean not seeing them as much, but, you may be able to do it for more years and be able to enjoy them more because you will feel better. None of my business I know, but, when we get to our age we have to focus on what will give us the best life that we have left. If I have overstepped my bounds by saying this stuff, I apologize. It just seems that you are a very nice lady and I would like you to enjoy your family for as long as you can and to think about yourself while you still can. You've earned it.
Chinese tonight for my dads 70th
Oh Boy!!! On that note I loved the TV series Unwrapped. Loved watching how they made some of my favorite yummy treats.
http://www.foodnetwork.com/videos/channels/unwrapped-full-episodes.html
Pages and pages of episodes
I saw a guy in shorts, sandals and a fleece jacket today, we had about 53 on the thermometer then.
I agree with you both. while knowing what these lands and attractions come from.. they are not a must to enjoy them.I disagree, having been to Cars Land. If you haven't seen Cars, you're basically in this nice-looking cavern with some cool rides. If you've seen the movie, you realize you're in the middle of Radiator Springs and you understand the attention-to-detail in the land so much more, like why every third blink on the traffic light is slower or where the music comes from during Radiator Springs Racers. You just get so much more out of it where it goes from being, "Well, this is nicely done" to "Holy carp, I'm in the middle of a movie." It takes it to the next level. (and yes, I told my friend that Cars is required viewing for the trip to Disneyland in January and that if she does not watch it, we will watch it in the room the first night we are there).
It's one thing for the dark rides to never have seen the movie. You get the general idea just by riding the ride (and PofTC the ride came before the films, so nothing really to gain from watching the films for that ride). But for these lands where you're in the middle of a movie, you get so much more out of it if you've seen the film. I had no interest in seeing Avatar, but I watched it so I understand the elements in Avatar Land, and I'll watch it once more before going.
Besides, every person should watch the original trilogy films at least once in their lifetime. Star Wars is just one of those films that everyone should see once. Not that I expect my father to ever become a Star Wars fan any more than I am a James Bond fan, but I've at least watched the James Bond films before forming that opinion. Same with Godfather and Gone with the Wind; I don't like either of those movies, but I watched them because they're classics that should be watched. I watched Star Wars initially because it was a classic to be watched, and it turns out I love Star Wars.
My mom has seen the original trilogy now that I'm a fan, and while they're definitely not her favorites, she's learned to appreciate them. My dad has refused to watch them, but loves Darth Vader.
not a fan as well.
There are quite a few "outings" that will take you out there...I was looking at doing a cruise into the bay (nice and dark out on the ocean)!
that would have been the "fastpass deluxe" version, where the pottie will have deluxe triple layered soft toilet paperIt could have been worse (and, I don't put it past Disney, these days)...they could have made it a potty meet n' greet twofer by having Rapunzel greet you as you entered the facilities, and tell you to have a Magical day as you left ("Don't forget to wash your hands!")...!!!!!
, hafta' involve meat...!!! 
