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[Figgy1]

 

[King Racoon 77]

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Thanks... I know

 

[Figgy1]

Couldn't see a date or anything on that video. Just wondering how recently (or not) that took place. Again, just an observation of mine (and I only go once a year to WDW), I just haven't seen the sword show in many years.

I think the last time a video of it caught my attention was about a year ago. I agree it would be sad if it left.
Side note The Sword and the Stone was on Disney Family Movies right before we left for our trip where James got to do it and we watched Tangled on the way down and seeing it was Flynn who took him to it made it even extra special.
side, side note we got a really good Flynn

 

[MinnieM123]

@donaldtoo , I saw this article in Flying Magazine. It's encouraging to read that aviation careers are being introduced at a young age to girls, nowadays. (Maybe one of your future grandchildren might choose aviation as a career? You never know. )

https://www.flyingmag.com/girls-in-aviation-day-2018-worldwide

 

[Figgy1]

 

[FutureCEO]

I think the last time a video of it caught my attention was about a year ago. I agree it would be sad if it left.
Side note The Sword and the Stone was on Disney Family Movies right before we left for our trip where James got to do it and we watched Tangled on the way down and seeing it was Flynn who took him to it made it even extra special.
side, side note we got a really good Flynn

I've never seen the whole animated movie, just bits and pieces but can't wait for the live action one to come out.

 

[Figgy1]

I've never seen the whole animated movie, just bits and pieces but can't wait for the live action one to come out.

Me either, edit I've seen the whole movie several times just not all at once Eagerly awaiting the live action

 

[MySmallWorldof4]

"It's a small isle after all, it's a small isle after all...it's a small isle after all...it's a small, small, isle. It's isle of ferrets...And a bunch of cages...ferrets go to work...where they earn their wages...it's not much that they share... Full of ferrets unaware...it's a small isle after all..."

Very clever!

 

[MySmallWorldof4]

I've never seen the whole animated movie, just bits and pieces but can't wait for the live action one to come out.

We have it on DVD. The kids pull it out on occasion. It is not one of their favorites.

 

[Goofyernmost]

 

[MySmallWorldof4]

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These crack me up every day.

 

[DryerLintFan]

Learned something new .... When you forget your autograph books at the hotel and have the princesses pieces of "scrap paper" from your bag, they open it and will absolutely not sign government issued scrap paper


*Miiiiiiiiiiight have made Jasmine a little angry yesterday ....*

 

[MySmallWorldof4]

Learned something new .... When you forget your autograph books at the hotel and have the princesses pieces of "scrap paper" from your bag, they open it and will absolutely not sign government issued scrap paper


*Miiiiiiiiiiight have made Jasmine a little angry yesterday ....*

Would have liked to have seen that interaction.

 

[DryerLintFan]

Would have liked to have seen that interaction.

She was gracefully angry but we got a LOT of looks from the people in the line....

 

[21stamps]

I need advice from semi strangers- please!

My Oak tree (the one that was struck by lightening) is going to live!

However, I still got a quote on taking it down. $5,000!!!

Q. Why would I take down a healthy tree?
A. ACORNS.

I’m torn over this. On one hand it would help the squirell invasion.. as in possibly decrease it. It would also save hours of paid work that I hire a neighbor kid to do- vacuuming up the acorns... and even with that, they’re still always all over the yard and deck.

On the other, the tree survived a lightening strike, so is it horrible of me to now kill it??? To willingly spend that money even though it’s alive??
It’s a pretty tree, but those acorns and squirrels...


What would you do?

 

[21stamps]

The tree in question-

 

[Rista1313]

The tree in question-

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so imho if it's not in danger of hitting a house or another structure, keep the tree... we need all the oxygen we can get in this world!

 

[21stamps]

so imho if it's not in danger of hitting a house or another structure, keep the tree... we need all the oxygen we can get in this world!

The squirrels are wrecking my yard, wall around my house, landscaping, stairs, digging holes near the foundation... absolutely wrecking it.

The acorns are so much work, and I can’t find (and also don’t want to pay) someone to vacuum every day... they fall all over my deck.. on my car if I park on that side of the driveway.. and all over the yard to where you can’t walk barefoot.
I almost wish that it was critically injured so I could make the decision without a second thought.

It needs surgery and branches removed, but it will be ok if I do that.

 

[Rista1313]

The squirrels are wrecking my yard, wall around my house, landscaping, stairs, digging holes near the foundation... absolutely wrecking it.

The acorns are so much work, and I can’t find (and also don’t want to pay) someone to vacuum every day... they fall all over my deck.. on my car if I park on that side of the driveway.. and all over the yard to where you can’t walk barefoot.
I almost wish that it was critically injured so I could make the decision without a second thought.

It needs surgery and branches removed, but it will be ok if I do that.

Then it sounds as if you've already made up your mind

 

[21stamps]

Then it sounds as if you've already made up your mind

I’m really leaning towards the removal. I just don’t know. I wish I could be guaranteed that it would drive away the squirrels.

I guess I’m just wondering if anyone has been faced with a similar decision, and how you came to whichever option chosen.