JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Ditto.
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Cesar R M
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they will probably face a lot of construction due of renovations.
It seems all major parks are under expansion.
Disneyland Cali is set to upgrades for the 60th anniversary.
WDW is set for major expansions in 2 parks (AK and MGM) and Small upgrades (Epcot with Soarin' and Frozen)
Disneyland Shangai is still under construction
Hong Kong DisneyLand is set to an expansion (another park and hotels?)
Cesar R M
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two communist parks?
Cesar R M
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I would go to tokyo just to see DisneySea, they say its amazing!
Cesar R M
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JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
MinnieM123
Premium Member
Everything Old is New Again. Your teen products have made a comeback in 2015
Coach Purses
Guess Sweatshirts
Birkenstocks
Levi's
Ugg's. Vogue says they are socially acceptable again.
Wonder if Croc's will become socially acceptable by Spring 2015???
I hope those small, waist packs come back in style. They were the best, small packs to wear at Disney and you never had to think about holding on to a purse or whatever, because they hooked on like a belt. I have a tiny, cross-body bag (as a consolation prize . . .) that I take with me nowadays to the parks, but I miss the waist packs.
MinnieM123
Premium Member
Oh, that's interesting; I didn't realize there was an age limit. It must be the only restaurant in all of WDW that has an age minimum.
High-end establishments aren't for everyone, but let me tell you: if I had a chance to go there, I absolutely would. Furthermore, my dream would be to get seated at the Chef's Table for a unique experience. I would love it.
Perhaps because I worked in the hotel industry prior to hospitals, I gained an appreciation for those rare instances when I was invited to some very high-end dinners. I treasure those memories, and on those now (extremely rare) occasions when the situation presents itself, I'm "in"!! Because 99% of the time now, dining is casual for me (yes, I've even been known to eat a sandwich over the sink sometimes--no dishes that way!
) it would be such a treat again to watch a master chef work his/her magic with creative cuisine. They work with food, but they are also artists. It's all part of the experience. Sigh . . . I wish I was at Victoria and Albert's now . . . although I suppose at 5:25 AM, they're not quite ready for me . . . 
MinnieM123
Premium Member
Oh, this is so nice: mommy and daughter can get all dressed up!
Because you'll be based on the ship and have all your clothes there, it's easier to put the effort into getting all spiffy for a few more formal dinners. Sounds like fun!
MinnieM123
Premium Member
Hopefully, the judge suggests she concentrate more on "enhancing" her brain, as he throws the case outta' court.
(Profoundly funny!!!!!!)
MinnieM123
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MinnieM123
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MinnieM123
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Buh-bye SkyMall.
Now what am I supposed to do during the in-flight safety demonstration?
Pay attention to the in-flight safety demo!! It could save your life.
We all kinda like having you around.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Is a "waist pack" really not just a "f-a-n-n-y pack"?I hope those small, waist packs come back in style. They were the best, small packs to wear at Disney and you never had to think about holding on to a purse or whatever, because they hooked on like a belt. I have a tiny, cross-body bag (as a consolation prize . . .) that I take with me nowadays to the parks, but I miss the waist packs.
In which case; if they ever made a comeback, I too would wear one.
At WDW only of course.
At WDW only of course.
ETA - Really, f-a-n-n-y is a bad word?
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Thank you.Pay attention to the in-flight safety demo!! It could save your life.
A) I've seen it dozens of times.
B) Does anyone ever really remember what to do when the time comes?
C) Except in the most minor incidents, does it even really matter?
Besides SkyMall is so fun. Like, who needs 3/4 of this stuff?
Turns out - nobody.
Hence, the Chapter 11 filing.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
If not, @MinnieM123 and I would be happy to fill in for him.
MinnieM123
Premium Member
Yes, it does, because seconds can save lives, and that's not restricted to minor incidents only. When I was in my late 20s, I took flying lessons (small Cessna). Trust me, the FAA was there on site every day at the airport and all these procedures were drummed into our heads. Same rules apply to large aircraft.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
So, it's Saturday, and do I get to sleep in?
Nooooooooo sir, I do not.
Up at 5:30 to see one kid off to work, and again at 10:00, to make sure Son #2 is up for his driving lesson.
(He bought my Mom's old Park Avenue off of my brother, so he is finally serious about getting his licence.)
Why do you have to get up @JenniferS? Can't they just get up on their own?
You would think so ... but these boys are working 55-60 hours of hard physical labour right now, and they are pretty tuckered out.
Plus, you know, they're teenaged boys who can also sleep 55-60 hours/week.
Nooooooooo sir, I do not.
Up at 5:30 to see one kid off to work, and again at 10:00, to make sure Son #2 is up for his driving lesson.
(He bought my Mom's old Park Avenue off of my brother, so he is finally serious about getting his licence.)
Why do you have to get up @JenniferS? Can't they just get up on their own?
You would think so ... but these boys are working 55-60 hours of hard physical labour right now, and they are pretty tuckered out.
Plus, you know, they're teenaged boys who can also sleep 55-60 hours/week.