French Quarter
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I've managed to avoid flying commercial most of my life and after seeing that I'm thinking taking a row boat to Europe if we ever get there would be more pleasurable.![]()
Do you own your own jet?

I've managed to avoid flying commercial most of my life and after seeing that I'm thinking taking a row boat to Europe if we ever get there would be more pleasurable.![]()
I'm not letting my dh watch the Chew with me today or tomorrow! After watching yesterday's show now he put Morimoto's on our listI might have to squeeze it in on our DTD day or maybe after one of our UNI days. He needs to keep his paws off my list LOL
Haven't had a TS meal in WDW in many years. I usually manage to scrape together the money to go to WDW once a year; but I far prefer to use what money I have, for things like water parks add-ons to my parks' Hopper ticket, and maybe a facial, at one of the spas.
So for meals, I only use QS, or the Picabu cafeteria at the Dolphin. I budget about $55-$60 a day for everything--breakfast, lunch, dinner, and including treats like ice cream and any drinks (coffee, water, milk, etc.) But--I also bring things in my suitcase, like packages of peanut butter crackers, nuts, cookies, instant oatmeal (I use the hot water feature in the coffee maker in the hotel room), and Cup of Soup. There's also coffee & tea provided in the guest rooms at the hotel. I fully realize my meals method would bore the heck out of the foodies, but my goal has always been to just enjoy the parks, and also stay in a nice, moderately priced hotel on property, in an excellent location. Those are my only priorities.
Having stated the above, if I did have more money, I'd definitely go to TS restaurants (I'd love to try that new Morimoto Asia); or, I'd just go every other year, and spend more on dinners, etc. But for now, I'm just enjoying being a "kid" in the parks, and food really takes a back seat to me. Good luck with your ADRs though; I'm sure you'll pick some good locations for your family.
Just had a keeper talk at the snake enclosure and both me and Mrs Ferret got to hold Bernard the corn snake.Very proud of Mrs Ferret.![]()
They are shooting an episode of House of Cards over here today.
It's like a madhouse. Security is all over the place. Parking is mostly blocked off. I'm parked in a visitor spot and triple checked that it was fine. A lot of students have to park on the grass. It's pretty annoying to tell you the truth.
Well, at least the school is getting paid for this, which should help keep tuition costs down (and help fund my scholarship). And I'm going to want to figure out which episode so I can see...
When we were at F&G it was fascinating to see the people working inside the cranberry bog with their skimmers.Today's pictures.
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The crowds were crazy busy at Food and Wine, we only got in one plate. A pork and mangu the picture follows . Good day All!
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Indeed. He was a very creative tree hugger. I wouldn't want to be the one that took a chainsaw to one of his landscape designs. So freak'n talented. Wonder from above what he thinks of the new hub and the AstroTurf
That would make your dad almost 850 when he had you.
Ditto. The same with frogs legs.I have had alligator nuggets and they do taste a lot like chicken, it's true! I was actually disappointed. I was hoping for a more exotic taste.
It's a bit cooler now, supposed to be about 80 for the next week, but the humidity makes it feel warmer. Right now at 10:45pm it's 73 degrees, so at least I can sleep more comfortably.
That would make your dad almost 850 when he had you.![]()
Last year my ex barbecued our turkey outside. No smelling that inside. It was an 18 pound turkey for three people (my ex gets one from work) so I had plenty of leftovers to smell cooking through the year.That is one of the best feelings in the world, isn't it? When you are all cozy in your house, smelling the turkey cooking. It feels so peaceful. Probably because there is nowhere else to be.
That's what I thought when I quoted it. Whenever we have cranberry sauce my daughter does the "monkey brains" Indy thing.
We are SOOOO blessed. Normally, hubby's don't roll over, but he talked to his boss about next summer's big vacation and they are very understanding of the fact that my father is elderly and we don't get back very often, so they are willing to let him roll them over this year and they are letting him take all 5 weeks of his regular vacation at once. Normally you can only take up to 3 weeks at one time. So he will take those 5 weeks, roll over what he has left into next year for stuff like school things he doesn't want to miss, etc, and the bosses have already okayed it. I'm so glad he works for a small family-owned business that is flexible like that!
Sometimes his schedule gets like that at least I'll be able to get more done around here for the next few days and when he goes back I'll put the house back in order. BTW after going through all the stuff our former neighbor left us we only need one small piece of wood to finish off the dining room YEA! Now off to start measuring the bathroom![]()
I'll take it. We're supposed to have snow showers Saturday night. Bleh.About the same here! Bleah.![]()
Having a great time, it's crazy busy at every park! Have done a little people watching, not as much as I would have liked, but that comes in Jan. for the free trip.
Just had a keeper talk at the snake enclosure and both me and Mrs Ferret got to hold Bernard the corn snake.Very proud of Mrs Ferret.![]()
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