Figgy1
Well-Known Member
Thank you my brother from another motherYou have your catsup and ranch ... I'll keep the snow.
Thank you my brother from another motherYou have your catsup and ranch ... I'll keep the snow.
The grass is cooling. Concrete and asphalt not so much.
Reminder: Do a surface test before you walk your Pup in these very hot days. Don't be burning those puppies foot pads. Just because they will walk on hot coals for you doesn't mean we should. Grass is cool always to a Pups pads.
O.k. Gotta step in here, Mr. Ferret. "Salad Cream" sounds positively VILE!!! The ingredients may or may not be o.k., but who in the heck thought up that weird name for it??!!
Nothing. I just don't want to try their "sup" whatever the heck that is.
I'd go with pop or art depending on price. FQ is nice but maybe not worth spending e,tra on besides you're not going to spend time in D SpringsOkay.... I'm thinking about switching our annual visits to January instead of September. It's still a low crowd time and we can still stay in SoG. But I cannot swing a week at Disney in September this year and then another week in January in 2020. I was thinking about taking a quick four day in April/May 2020 and staying in a regular Disney hotel with some bells and whistles, and then taking a week long trip in January 2021 with APs again that will last until Jan 2022.
For a quick four day, where would you stay? She loves AoA, Pop is also an option (both will have the skyliner which is attractive). Maybe Riverside? I HAAAAATE going to Disney Springs so the boat over there isn't really a "plus" but it's pretty.
I'd go with pop or art depending on price. FQ is nice but maybe not worth spending e,tra on besides you're not going to spend time in D Springs
Okay.... I'm thinking about switching our annual visits to January instead of September. It's still a low crowd time and we can still stay in SoG. But I cannot swing a week at Disney in September this year and then another week in January in 2020. I was thinking about taking a quick four day in April/May 2020 and staying in a regular Disney hotel with some bells and whistles, and then taking a week long trip in January 2021 with APs again that will last until Jan 2022.
For a quick four day, where would you stay? She loves AoA, Pop is also an option (both will have the skyliner which is attractive). Maybe Riverside? I HAAAAATE going to Disney Springs so the boat over there isn't really a "plus" but it's pretty.
I veto this because it means we don't get to meet!
eta: that is if you are saying you are changing the sept trip to April/May for this year.
With football season rapidly approaching, I decided to bust out the ol' tumbler yesterday.
oh whew ok... then if you want to ride the skyliner I would suggest POP or AOA... however, I noticed the rates on POP kinda skyrocketing lately... so if you want to save a little money... All-Star Movies is almost completely refurbished now.No this year we're still going September 15-21.
We get APs and go a week one year, then a week earlier the next year, to save on ticket costs. Right now we always do September because it worked out for the first trip, and then because SOG has a veteran special where you don't have to be active duty to stay. They also run this special in January. So to be able to afford a week in Disney every year, I need to go in either January or September.
Thanks to you and Figgy for the suggestion. I did look it up last night and they don't carry everything I want (of course -- most of them don't!!). I'm a news junkie and there's 1 or 2 channels that aren't on it. (Note: I don't watch premium sports channels or movies, etc. (I do like dumb stuff like "E" though . . . )
Meanwhile, I also looked at a few other companies and maybe one of them "might" work out -- but it's not all that cheap, although cheaper than what we're paying now. (Example: one of the companies said you needed a Roku thingie, but a good option was that there were no contracts -- a month by month decision.) Eventually, I'll ask hubs (he's the tech guy to begin with) what might be some reasonable options--we don't need to do this immediately, but it's definitely on the "to do" list. He can also weigh in on the quality of streaming on a regular TV, versus satellite TV reception, which is what we have now.
All I can say is a lot of businesses ran into huge financial problems due to underestimating the intelligence of Children.salad frosting:
Kraft introduces 'Salad Frosting' to help trick your kids into eating more vegetables | CNN Business
Assuming kids will eat anything with frosting, Kraft has squeezed ranch dressing into tubes and relabled them "salad frosting." The goal? To help convince your children to eat more vegetables.www.cnn.com
All I can say is a lot of businesses ran into huge financial problems due to underestimating the intelligence of Children.
POPOkay.... I'm thinking about switching our annual visits to January instead of September. It's still a low crowd time and we can still stay in SoG. But I cannot swing a week at Disney in September this year and then another week in January in 2020. I was thinking about taking a quick four day in April/May 2020 and staying in a regular Disney hotel with some bells and whistles, and then taking a week long trip in January 2021 with APs again that will last until Jan 2022.
For a quick four day, where would you stay? She loves AoA, Pop is also an option (both will have the skyliner which is attractive). Maybe Riverside? I HAAAAATE going to Disney Springs so the boat over there isn't really a "plus" but it's pretty.
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