Moana may want some bird seed for Heihei or a pretty seashell (easier than shoes besides shoes on a beach?), a Flower for Rapunzel or hair ties, a horse for Merida, a rose for Belle, gee this is hardI was just happy to get pics
Safe travels!Heading out now. Raining most of the way down until Georgia. But sunny when we hit Fl. Thanks everyone for the good wishes!
I had never heard of a Krispy Kreme hamburger, I'm intrigue...
Looks delicious but I could do without the tomato and green onion.
So jelly, have a safe journey and soak up the magic.Heading out now. Raining most of the way down until Georgia. But sunny when we hit Fl. Thanks everyone for the good wishes!
This just makes me smile. I can just imagine the little seashell being passed to Ariel.
I'm sorry but I'm going to have to disagree with you.
When an employer sees that a person has the persistence to get that degree, that means something. It also implies one can read, process, and write actual sentences. That, in addition to all those crazy classes, gives a person a well rounded base.
In today's work climate, people often have to cooperate on projects. And there are a variety of personalities and styles you need to adjust to. Good practice for the real world, I say. However, the teacher needs to follow through.
I don't know what any of that is, but it sounds pretty exotic.
Today is organize the chest freezer day so my little forest friends would get frozen paws if they helped, it's a job for a house elf. My paws are frozen already and I wore gloves
I got quite a bit done and may or may not finish it today. It's not the cute little one but one as large as most people's fridges
Time for coffee and warming up
Think sat fat, trans fat and enough sugar to get a whole class hyper
We aren't fans of pancake restaurants...not good value for what you get, and if we're going to spend the money to eat in a restaurant, we want it to be something we can't make at home. But DS won't eat most of the stuff anyway. Last time, we went to that place by the merry-go-rounds for him, but we wanted something other than theme park food (not fries and fried snacks). We went to Panorama I think....not good. It was SO expensive and we waited and waited and waited for someone to come even take our order. I think we sat there for over half an hour before we finally grabbed someone taking orders and asked if they would please stop by our table. They finally did send someone over 10 minutes later. We ordered steak and it was really poor quality, bad service. We'll eat lunch at either the merry-go-round area, or the snack stand by the big fish ride at the back, where the train stops. For lunch, we don't need anything fancy. But that isn't really picture worthy. For dinner, I need something more substantial because if I eat too much of the fried stuff, I feel awful and my stomach ties in knots. We can't really do most of the restaurants in the Efteling because DS won't eat any of it, so we either have to go to two places, or we have to eat fries again. I would much rather leave the park and go to an actual nice sit-down restaurant. Efteling closes at 6 anyway, as do the restaurants. I don't want to waste valuable park time on eating there when we can get something much better where we'll ALL eat after the park closes. Just our preference.
Nothing like sleeping until almost noon most days, not knowing park hours, where to eat, etc. They also insisted on keeping the entire group together at all times with ages ranging from 2 to 60ish. One of them had been there when there was only 2 parks, No ADRs and no FP, big mouth said it would be fine just winging it for a once in a lifetime trip. BTW they don't understand how we always have a good time. Good for doing your research @Songbird76 seeing your ds is picky
True, but in the real working world, people are being paid to do the job. And hopefully, as it's the job they've applied for, it's in an area that interests them, which is more motivating. Example: Most of the kids from my high school never went on to college. If they did, it was a 2 year community college and most of them never finished. They went for a semester or a year and then dropped out...a lot of them ended up back in our home town, working for one of the mines because they needed no special skill set or education to do that. So you take a kid who plans on driving a haul truck at one of the mines, and tell them they have to do a biology project about DNA, how motivated do you think they are by a grade? They don't need that info for their career, they don't even need a high school diploma to drive a haul truck for the mine. Throw in that there's another kid who DOES have the motivation to work hard....who do you think is going to be doing the work?
Oh boy....yes, my DH was one of those "It's a family vacation, we have to do everything together." people on our last Disney trip. I tried to get him to do RnR, SM, etc, but he didn't want to go without us. I think we've successfully cured him of that one. It's just not realistic...you won't get to do anything if you all have to agree on what you are going to ride, where to eat, etc. And I think he kind of humored me the last time with my research and list making. We got to the parks and he didn't want to stick to the plan...everyone was tired and cranky because DS was scared to do any of the rides and DH was determined that he was going to have to do them without complaining because he wanted to enjoy it. Once he let go and said...ok....you don't have to ride if you don't want to, and we'll take a nap every afternoon, it went so much smoother. I think this trip will be better because he has learned so much about how DS thinks and what he needs....his expectations are more realistic and he's more patient.That reminds me of the time my dh's cousins went to Disney as a group. We offered to help plan the trip and even make reservations if need be. They came back complaining the didn't get on any rides, couldn't find characters and ate hamburgers the whole trip
I have way to much respect for my aging arteries to try it, but, it is a Hamburger using a Krispy Kreme donut (or two) for a bun, deep fried. It comes with a 10% off discount coupon for whatever bypass surgery is needed.
I have way to much respect for my aging arteries to try it, but, it is a Hamburger using a Krispy Kreme donut (or two) for a bun, deep fried. It comes with a 10% off discount coupon for whatever bypass surgery is needed.
I've only heard about it so I have never completely verified it's existence, but, around here it is totally believable.What would we do without the North Carolina State Fair.It helps keep the population numbers level.
Just reading that, I could feel my arteries narrow.
Grilled though is a little less the killing machine that deep frying seems to be, especially at the Fair Grounds.
You are artistic....have you thought about maybe making some little cards? Kind of like business cards, but you could draw a picture of the character and maybe write down A's favorite part of their movie, or her favorite line they say? And you could make multiples in case you see a character more than once.
Currently it's 31 and freezing rain, tonight's dinner groundhog scampi