The Chit Chat Chit Chat Thread

Songbird76

Well-Known Member
I'm not a fan of those custard-ie things. Actually I'm not a fan of Italian desserts from Tiramisu, custards to Gelato.

Now these lovely things From Via Napoli are the exception. And for those who care, the Olive Garden now has their own versions of these that genuinely rival Via Napoli's on their dessert menu.

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What are they? They look like a traditional Dutch treat for New Years called Olie Bollen!
 

ajrwdwgirl

Premium Member
On another subject, @figmentfan423 , I thought I'd try to make a small attempt at eating a little healthier. So yesterday, I went to this place that has a farmer's market on the weekend. Figured I'd buy a bell pepper or a tomato or something, from a farm-fresh (perhaps organic?) stand. Well, I got there and it had shut down for the season. :confused: So I just wanted you to know that I tried. Drove over to Walgreens and bought a bag of M&M's instead. :D


Too funny! That sounds like something I would do. Hey if they were peanut M&M's then you got a little protein!
 

Goofyernmost

Well-Known Member
Oh I feel for ya. Senior year for my 2nd kid her senior year was hard, with 5 years to go from my DS to my DD it didn't impact me as much with DS with such a long way to go yet. I wept at her graduation like I did with my DS preschool graduation as they sang Wings beneath my feet. My DS skipped his college graduation to take a position at Disney, that was kinda a rough decision. We all made a pilgramage to my DD college graduation, 3 generations. She graduated with honors, cords and all in the rain and none of use cared. It was her day.

It is indeed a rough time for us parents to watch them move to adulthood. Hugs. Has a college been decided yet?
Men, I'm sure, think differently then women (except for me, because I am dead inside) but, I thought of it as a really wonderful time for them. The first real accomplishment in life and now a ticket (with no destination) to the rest of what life brings you. So, no real emotion other then happy for me. I have to admit that I did get a little verklempt at their weddings, but, that was probably because I was paying for it.
 

betty rose

Well-Known Member
Hi to everyone. Missed reading the posts on here, I hope to play ketchup this afternoon. I'm 100 pages behind.:eek: We all had a wonderful trip. We met so many nice people this time. Pirates looks wonderful. The land looked pretty with the Halloween Decorations. Of course Magic Kingdom was all decked out. We didn't sample as much of food and wine as we wanted. I found I was getting pretty tired and it was relatively warm too. We had no rain, yea! Most of the people were well behaved in lines and with strollers. They were so plentiful, and I've never seen so many ECV's. There were at least two on every bus, with leaving some behind for the next bus. We were on a long bus, and there were 3 on there. Not many seats left on the bus. We rode in the center standing on the moving parts, interesting when one foot moves and the other doesn't. I almost fell over on a turn, and the guy in his 40's sitting, started laughing. That was the rudest thing I saw all week. I wanted to deck him. He had no disability and no kids. I noticed no one offering anyone a place to sit down. There was a couple older than us, and they had to stand too. It was the most crowded I've seen in October every park was busy every day. So many people, we waited in stand by for Figment for 35 minutes. That's how crowded it was. Fast pass was a life saver. But most wait times were at least 20 minutes. All in all it was a great trip. Pecos Bill's new food is so good, but you have to love cilantro, it was in almost everything on the plate. The black beans were my favorite, a very mild flavor to them so they beans were good. The chicken, was not good to me....way too much cilantro. Hubby loved it, he loves cilantro. The rice also had cilantro in it. So I many had beans a little rice, and guac. red onions, and salsa red. The combination was wonderful. Lots of ways to put things together...we had the fajita's. And got three large flour tortillas. We shared the food on the plate and we didn't finished the rice or tortillas. Oh, there was green peppers and sautéd onions. That didn't seem necessary to me , so hubby took care of those! The food we had at food and wine was as good as I remembered. It was a great time! I'm 4 pounds heavier, and I've got to lose before the next trip. Yikes! Now I'm up 14 pounds from the june trip. :bawling: It was a great time, and Disney bakery is the best. Gaston's cinnamon rolls weren't warm, therefore not as good as before, they had much less cinnamon in the center of the rolls, from the first time I had them, when they had just opened up. All their other baked goods were wonderful, we didn't make it to Las Halles. Going to do that for sure in January. Thanks for interest in the pictures and the trip! Glad to be back, I love it on here!:inlove::inlove::inlove:
 

betty rose

Well-Known Member
I don't normally watch any political dramas, but I would watch an episode if I could see my school there. I prefer crime dramas and the occasional drama, but never got into Good Wife, House of Cards, West Wing, etc. I watch NCIS: LA, Hawaii Five-0, Last Man Standing, Muppets, an ABC Family drama, an ABC Family comedy, and my two favorites: Once Upon a Time and Big Bang Theory.
How is your recovery going? I hope well.
 

betty rose

Well-Known Member
Thanks! :)
Yes, it's been quite the week.

And, yes. Diets are already being modified around here.
I had a Mediterranean tuna pita sandwich and some chunky potato salad (not the mustard or mayo kind) for lunch.
It was no rack of pork ribs, but, it was plenty good. :hungry:

Good luck with getting those numbers under control.
It's not as fun sometimes, but, as we all know, future Disney trips, in good health, for many years to come is VERY important. ;) :)
I hope you and Wifey are doing well. How is Pop? Getting stronger every day, I hope as with all of you.
 

French Quarter

Well-Known Member
I admire you for studying another language. Good for you. I also think @Cesar R M is awesome. He has worked hard to learn English, and I think he does a great job.

I have mad respect for those who do this as well. I personally am horrible at languages and I live in a bilingual province and my grandfather was trilingual. I just can't catch on, no matter how much I study.
 

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