The Chit Chat Chit Chat Thread

[donaldtoo]

Pshhh this was my vintage one
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How "Magical"...!

 

[MOXOMUMD]

There seems to be a minor contradiction there. More, but it will be less?

Because of the location of the surgeries and the organs removed, the scar tissue could come back the same.

 

[MOXOMUMD]

 

[donaldtoo]

I'd love to live in Celebration someday. Actually there a few developments near Orlando I find lovely and some are meh but a palm tree can fix some of that

 

[Figgy1]

what other resort fees are they adding?

As of now it's just a rumor. Breathe relax and prepare to pay more

 

[Figgy1]

I never add jalapeños or "limes" to the guacamole.
I usually use the acid green lemon (smaller ones) and chile cerrano (looks similar to the jalapeño, except much thinner and longer) all sliced in tiny blocks.

There weren't any of the small green lemons or crerrano at my store. As for the cilantro I just assume that's a given

 

[donaldtoo]

Thank you for sharing all these photos, and I'm learning about development design from you. I never thought about the angle that many people don't want to deal with yard work, etc. That's a very valid point. I'm sure the community could appeal to a range of groups, but I'll bet that it's really popular with the retirement people, in particular.

Thank you! You're welcome!
Yep, retirees, and younger folks that can work from home. Quiet, and hardly no PITA yardwork. Yet, lots of festivals and activities if ya' like. Pretty much a paradise, IMO...!

 

[StarWarsGirl]

Amen. I'm sure it's just me but I'd rather stay off site than in a value. To me they seem busy and over priced. Now if Disney starts adding a resort fee on top of everything I may continue my off site stays for a while longer.

It depends on your situation. For you guys, you drive, so you have your car and can drive to the parks. For us, we fly, so if we stayed offsite, well, the costs would add up quickly just in transportation.

I stayed at Pop on my girls trip a few years ago. It was perfect for us. We were barely there except to sleep, bus service to the parks was really quick, we took advantage of Magical Express, and with my AP discount, it was under $100 each night. Not bad at all. And the five minute bus ride to Epcot was super convenient. Plus, she had never stayed on site before, so it was a novelty for her. I personally wouldn't ever consider staying offsite at WDW.

DL, well, you can stay offsite and still be across the street. But for WDW, I much prefer to stay on site.

 

[Goofyernmost]

Because of the location of the surgeries and the organs removed, the scar tissue could come back the same.

Yea, I know. Just messing with ya! Hope it all comes out OK!

 

[donaldtoo]

I'm quite jealous. It seems every time over the past year or so we plan to go to the theater something comes up

Sympathy like.
We used to take the kiddos a lot, and go on movie date nights a lot, back in the day.
We don't get to the movie theater much anymore...it's just gotten so darn expensive since then.

 

[donaldtoo]

I'm very healthy, and I'll share my secret with you--it's the healthful benefits of the cold--it's like the fountain of youth.

 

[donaldtoo]

Amen. I'm sure it's just me but I'd rather stay off site than in a value. To me they seem busy and over priced. Now if Disney starts adding a resort fee on top of everything I may continue my off site stays for a while longer.

We've stayed in values on 5 of our trips.
ASMusic in a family suite 3 times, Pop once, and a family suite in AoA once. Loved them all every time. We tend not to spend much time at the resort anyway, other than to crash and clean up, so, for now anyway, they're perfect for us.
We'll wait and see what the resort fee rumor brings...

 

[Figgy1]

It depends on your situation. For you guys, you drive, so you have your car and can drive to the parks. For us, we fly, so if we stayed offsite, well, the costs would add up quickly just in transportation.

I stayed at Pop on my girls trip a few years ago. It was perfect for us. We were barely there except to sleep, bus service to the parks was really quick, we took advantage of Magical Express, and with my AP discount, it was under $100 each night. Not bad at all. And the five minute bus ride to Epcot was super convenient. Plus, she had never stayed on site before, so it was a novelty for her. I personally wouldn't ever consider staying offsite at WDW.

DL, well, you can stay offsite and still be across the street. But for WDW, I much prefer to stay on site.

I agree a value is the perfect option for you. We're starting to talk about our next trip to Florida which will be sans kids I mean er um boo We even may fly down Seeing it may be mostly UNI we're thinking about staying at SOG Maybe I can squeeze in a Disney park day or 2

 

[donaldtoo]

On our way over to oldest DD and SILs place for the evening. Almost there.
Talk to y'all laterrrrrrrrrrr...!!!

 

[Cesar R M]

As of now it's just a rumor. Breathe relax and prepare to pay more

Nah, If I go again. I will either go during a) convention b) outside the disney bubble c) only pay when theres heavy discounts.
Disney hotels have lost my money with their outrageous prices.

 

[Figgy1]

On our way over to oldest DD and SILs place for the evening. Almost there.
Talk to y'all laterrrrrrrrrrr...!!!

Have fun!

 

[Cesar R M]

It depends on your situation. For you guys, you drive, so you have your car and can drive to the parks. For us, we fly, so if we stayed offsite, well, the costs would add up quickly just in transportation.

I stayed at Pop on my girls trip a few years ago. It was perfect for us. We were barely there except to sleep, bus service to the parks was really quick, we took advantage of Magical Express, and with my AP discount, it was under $100 each night. Not bad at all. And the five minute bus ride to Epcot was super convenient. Plus, she had never stayed on site before, so it was a novelty for her. I personally wouldn't ever consider staying offsite at WDW.

DL, well, you can stay offsite and still be across the street. But for WDW, I much prefer to stay on site.

seconding this. Its kinda harder when you fly x_x

On average, I paid around 800 USD per person in flight alone.

 

[Figgy1]

seconding this. Its kinda harder when you fly x_x

On average, I paid around 800 USD per person in flight alone.

 

[Cesar R M]

in other news, going to a birthday party in a few minutes.
The barrage of birthdays started yesterday (wheres more than 15 birthdays this year all lined up, including my own)

 

[Figgy1]

in other news, going to a birthday party in a few minutes.
The barrage of birthdays started yesterday (wheres more than 15 birthdays this year all lined up, including my own)

Have fun!