I've been there several times. The food gets better every time. I don't like chocolate, and strawberry is one of my allergies. Lemon is my fav.
Also, I love cupcakes. I'm happier with a cupcake than I am with large, fancier desserts.
I fell at the CBR pool and scarred both my knees on my first ever trip and apparently acted like I was crippled the rest of the trip (I was like 3 or 4). Where is my mug CBR?I actually fell on an uneven sidewalk by their pool. Surprisingly they paid my medical bill, comped my resort stay, gave me new refillable mugs (I was carrying them and they broke when I fell), and a new swestshirt because I tore the elbow out of the one I was wearing. Two days after I fell the sidewalk was replaced. All my pictures from that trip look like I am wearing a black tattoo sleeve. Oh and I came back to our room to find some cheap helium balloons and a feel better card from Mickey.
Now why would you block your bank account bookmark? How else are we supposed to be making deposits on your behalf?
That line was probably long because trash cans at MK are supposed to be something like 15 feet apart.
Don't kill me...I went on Stitch the other day...and I enjoyed it...it wasn't crowded and I didn't have to stand...Bestie thought it was cute...
The gourmet cupcake fad is fading worldwide.I've been there several times. The food gets better every time. I don't like chocolate, and strawberry is one of my allergies. Lemon is my fav.
I had a really good cupcake at DisneyQuest today. It was vanilla with a blueberry filling and Lime frosting. It was delicious.
The shoulder restraints and the fact I smell that burp long after the ride just makes me hate it. Also the part where he rubs his head on you. It feels like I'm being smacked with a deflated balloon.
There's nothing wrong with Stitch. It's better than nothing, which is what the alternative would be right now.
Lol, it was my first table food actually. My parents had taken me to Maui when I was a baby (actually their last Hawaii trip before 2012, they had gotten some amazing discount they couldn't pass up) and they were at Hard Rock Cafe. I was 9 months old and I suddenly decided I no longer wanted Baby food. I wanted Mom's onion soup. And she gave me the broth. And I got mad because she wouldn't give me the onions at the bottom.
Been the favorite ever since. If there's onion soup, I order. Getting it at France Friday too.
Fix #1 - hold your hands a couple of inches off your shoulder when the restraint is settling.
I thought it was supposed to be his ears or something hitting you at one point.
It would be delightful in B-more too right now. The pipes in my house froze. My parents can't use their shower and have to use mine, my dad had to put in more insulation and it's still not holding...I think the low is 2 degrees with winds chills of -5 to -15.
I actually fell on an uneven sidewalk by their pool. Surprisingly they paid my medical bill, comped my resort stay, gave me new refillable mugs (I was carrying them and they broke when I fell), and a new swestshirt because I tore the elbow out of the one I was wearing. Two days after I fell the sidewalk was replaced. All my pictures from that trip look like I am wearing a black tattoo sleeve. Oh and I came back to our room to find some cheap helium balloons and a feel better card from Mickey.
I'm just as happy with simple desserts. Usually happier. While I can understand why people might want something more for dessert, I'm okay with simplicity. Yesterday Bestie and I split Apple cobbler. The other day when we ate at Boma I came back with a plate of cookies. Oatmeal raisin, my favorite. I've been eyeing those cupcakes in the food court. We were thinking about splitting one. She got worms in dirt yesterday and was so excited. I like the worms part, not so much the dirt. When you don't care for chocolate other than M&Ms and Hot Chocolate and you have food allergies that limit your dessert options many times, you learn to go without and be happy.
We have a quasi-celebrity wife of a hometown hero who insists that all onions be removed from her soup when she is in town. It's kind of a running joke. A local restaurant even posted the following on their outdoor sign:
