Figgy1
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Looks can be deceiving, very comfy.
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Rista1313
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I'd break my ankles LOLLooks can be deceiving, very comfy.
And they make you over 5ft tallLooks can be deceiving, very comfy.
Goofyernmost
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Don't you hate it when that happens???
Rista1313
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LOL... me too!
Rista1313
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Don't you hate it when that happens???
I do, it's very annoying!
MouseDreaming
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I had a similar thought for myself.
wdwfan4ver
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Yes, but rather not say. I rather give out the time frame with it being in the late 1980s. The Midwest as a whole had its worst drought since the dust bowl years of the 1930s.
It makes me pretty old and don't want to give out the exact year since I gave my age at the time of the drought.
MySmallWorldof4
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Corey Feldman just passed us going the other way at IoA.
StarWarsGirl
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- In the Parks
- No
That feeling when you have to look up who that is because you're too young...
StarWarsGirl
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- In the Parks
- No
Belle's decided she likes being outside, provided she can just stay on my lap.
MinnieM123
Premium Member
Between yesterday and shopping today I'm wiped out!!!!!!!!! It's going to be a mojito and basin nightand I finally found a pair of comfy sandals View attachment 374124
Comfy? Those heels look about 5 inches high!!
MinnieM123
Premium Member
StarWarsGirl
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- In the Parks
- No
Ha! It's her harness. She's on a leash. You just can't see it. It's for her safety, plus the harness keeps her calm, kind of like a thunder blanket for dogs.What's that blue thing--a cat straight-jacket?No wonder she can't move.
MinnieM123
Premium Member
A few years ago, we bought a ThunderShirt for Jack. Problem was that you can't always be around to put it on him. We're out a lot. So we only used it a few times (if we were home and a storm hit). But we realized that without some consistency, it was kinda useless. (I don't even know where the thing is now--we might have chucked it.)
BuddyThomas
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Has anyone heard about the TWA Hotel that just opened at the JFK Airport in NYC? It looks pretty amazing and everyone around here was looking forward to it. Then, the reviews started coming out:
airwaysmag.com
Full Review: The TWA Hotel Dazzles, Disappoints On Opening Night
NEW YORK/JFK — Does the first 500-room hotel on the JFK property require a fight, flight, or fright response from travelers who’ll do anything to get throug
airwaysmag.com
MinnieM123
Premium Member
Has anyone heard about the TWA Hotel that just opened at the JFK Airport in NYC? It looks pretty amazing and everyone around here was looking forward to it. Then, the reviews started coming out:
Full Review: The TWA Hotel Dazzles, Disappoints On Opening Night
NEW YORK/JFK — Does the first 500-room hotel on the JFK property require a fight, flight, or fright response from travelers who’ll do anything to get throug
Hi Buddy! Please see my post about this on page 9538, post # 190,743.
BuddyThomas
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Ah-ha! Figures you knew about it before me, lol.Hi Buddy! Please see my post about this on page 9538, post # 190,743.
We were actually going to stay there. People are complaining about the prices but the rooms are cheaper than Disney. But that review! Aghhh! This is the part where I said, “I’m out.” -
“And while the impressive 4-inch thick, floor-to-ceiling glass window wall successfully shields every GE, Pratt & Whitney, or Rolls-Royce turbine winding up or down, the walls are thin enough to grant me a point of view on an impending custody battle going on in the room next door. Speaking of sounds, the (charming at first) nonstop clickety-clickety-clack of the hand-made Solari informational signs in the terminal lobby eventually penetrates the brain like an unrelenting jackhammer.”
MinnieM123
Premium Member
Ah-ha! Figures you knew about it before me, lol.
But that review! Aghhh! This is the part where I said, “I’m out.” -
“And while the impressive 4-inch thick, floor-to-ceiling glass window wall successfully shields every GE, Pratt & Whitney, or Rolls-Royce turbine winding up or down, the walls are thin enough to grant me a point of view on an impending custody battle going on in the room next door. Speaking of sounds, the (charming at first) nonstop clickety-clickety-clack of the hand-made Solari informational signs in the terminal lobby eventually penetrates the brain like an unrelenting jackhammer.”
I'd still stay there-- even for just 1 night. Would love to see all the design aspects.
