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The Chit Chat Chit Chat Thread
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Cesar R M
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they still need to fix that ugly bad show on the side, where you can see the water treatment system behind Its a small World.
Cesar R M
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for someone who prefers privacy..Whether this is sarcasm or not...it is the best place in MK to do your business.
Id rather use these very well hidden potties in Epcot.
Tangled potties were filled to the seams the time I was in the park D:
Cesar R M
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Yeah, there were some amazing teams.. a huge collection of stars.
Dont forget Larry Bird, Magic Johnson,etc..
Cesar R M
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I'm still amazed how people can do that.. RIGHT IN THE WATER PARK.Both of my kids have managed a good sized waterpark and train lifeguards. They have tricks of the trade for removing such things as not to attract attention. Disney is an Ellis Guard park as is the WaterPark my kids managed. They share trade secrets. My DD who still moonlights as a manager and trainer last year managed to pull one out of the Lazy River with nobody noticing. It wound up being a nice sized wood chip.
weren't they educated? theres restrooms for that!
Cesar R M
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on his first years?
you mean his double tree peats? or his younger years?
Despite his age, he still pulled some magic with the Wizards, but he clearly got tired too easily.
Cesar R M
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I have no idea, but not a single soda I have had.. uses syrup.
They probably use the syrup for the fountain machines in restaurants, but bottled? big nope.
seahawk7
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He would have to because I doubt I'm taking my tablet in the parks. Do the parks have free wifi?I'd love to see dueling trip updates. Fun Fun!
And you have your son, he can help.
And I don't think @Andrew C and I will have dueling trip reports but more friendly, non competitive ones.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
No good for me. Canadians are not eligible for the Disney Visa.I think we have reconciled ourselves to no Free Dining during our earlier travel dates.
Waiting for a decent room discount at Coronado Springs, and then pay for DDP, I guess.
Given that everyone has to be on DDP or not, we might book DDP for one room and not the other, and divvy up the credits.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Having never seen the animated movie
, I enjoyed it.Just wondering - how did you want it to be different?
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Free wifi - yes.
Reliable wifi - not at MK!
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
I totally missed my chance to have an early night.
Stayed up instead to do a couple of loads of laundry.
JenniferS - a study in contradictions.
I spend $400/month to have my house cleaned, but stay up until 4:00 a.m. to take advantage of cheaper hydro rates.
(We really need a koo koo for cocoa puffs smilie!)
Stayed up instead to do a couple of loads of laundry.
JenniferS - a study in contradictions.
I spend $400/month to have my house cleaned, but stay up until 4:00 a.m. to take advantage of cheaper hydro rates.
(We really need a koo koo for cocoa puffs smilie!)
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MinnieM123
Premium Member
Ha! This coming from the lady who owns Jack the mustard lick'n Pup.
Ha! You're right! And don't forget about how he recently stole a whole stick of butter from the table and ate that!!
Guess my mind must have wandered to more normal animals in the safari tour, when I said they weren't silly like people. Jack is an exception.
MinnieM123
Premium Member
The one tradition Macy's kept was the Walnut Rooms Christmas Tree and it is different each year.
The elaborate windows down State Street are goners. I miss that. We'd go down at night and look at all the high scale store windows during shopping season. Marshal Fields use to have an fantastic Santa room too a cottage area built in the store for kids to explore while waiting to see Santa.
Days gone bye.
Now, those pictures are spectacular. I love the layout of that store with all that open space from the ground up; it lends itself to a huge, magnificent tree. That is just gorgeous. (I actually like the decorations on the tree better, in the older picture, but it still looks very nice in the modern one, too.)
The cottage is really a creative and beautiful idea, too. They had some outstanding designers at your stores back then.
All the above brought so much excitement to the holiday shopping experience. I truly miss all these embellishments in my city, too. I recall wondering each year, how they would top the previous one, with the creative and lovely window displays, indoor decorations, etc. Jordan Marsh had the Enchanted Village of St. Nicholas, with mannequins of children dressed in old English clothing, and street scenes of an old village at Christmas time. It was a huge draw to the store; many families made it a point to go to JM during the Christmas season to see this charming display.
MinnieM123
Premium Member
Actually, we have a few excellent photographers here. (Don't forget about the wonderful cruise pictures from @Cesar R M .) Others have also posted pix here and there that were great, too. I'd say we're very lucky to have so many wonderful photographers, and now another talented member: @ajrwdwgirl !!
Eric1955
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It was a little different, but I was glad that for the most part it was a simple retelling of the classic. I hate it when they mess with a good thing and try to make it all different and modern.
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
I guess I am on a different restroom schedule than the rest of the world as they are always empty for me.
