StarWarsGirl
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I'd like to go on a hidden kitty hunt at Disneyland
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I'd like to go on a hidden kitty hunt at Disneyland
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Yup.Do you follow the sight?
Yes, please. In lieu of b'day cake.Mmmmm......
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I already decided to cut Vegas out of the itinerary. Not enough time! I've decided on the principle of staying in the LA area while in S. Cali. I can go points north, central, or south with no problem and no need to rent a car.I'm enjoying reading about all the planning you're doing for your California trip. Between your trip planning, and @StarWarsGirl95 up-to-the-minute, fun Disney trip reports on this thread, the two of you are keeping the forum lively! We can all live vicariously through other people's vacations!
Peter, it seems like you're trying to cram in a lot, in a relatively short time; and that's fine if you like that kind of fast pace. My only thought to share with you is to allow for transportation delays at times. Even if you research and plan a perfect timetable, sometimes systems can have unexpected interruptions.
I already decided to cut Vegas out of the itinerary. Not enough time! I've decided on the principle of staying in the LA area while in S. Cali. I can go points north, central, or south with no problem and no need to rent a car.
I decided against Universal. I read everything on their website. Not worth spending a day when I only have 3 in that area.
I'm seriously considering Six Flags Magic Mountain and the water park there... Could use some thrills!
San Francisco has so much night life that literally goes on until sunrise! I'm considering NOT getting a hotel when I arrive there at 10:45 PM and just staying up all night (I can sleep on the plane ride there from Florida). I'm considering doing the same thing on my last day there (a Saturday) and staying up all night in San Francisco and sleeping on the plane ride back to Florida. The only problem I need to solve is what to do with my luggage while I'm clubbing and staying up all night.
Today's wake-up picture
When the boss walks in
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He looks old because he has possibly the most stressful job in the world. As for the rest, I will:
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Political discussion is against forum rules.
Okay, I figured out how to get to Anaheim from Long Beach on the cheap! Looking at Google Maps, I see Long Beach is connected to the Greater LA area and its public transportation network via light rail. So, the answer is simple, take the light rail to a connecting transit line to the nearest Metrolink station. Metrolink is a commuter rail that runs from Tijuana up north through the LA metropolitan area. I can then take a Metrolink train to Anaheim. The city of Anaheim provides transportation from the Metrolink station to Disneyland. They need to build a light rail from Long Beach to Anaheim! I'm surprised they have a light rail line from Long Beach to LA - which is a much greater distance - but not to Anaheim!
Peter, it seems like you're trying to cram in a lot, in a relatively short time; and that's fine if you like that kind of fast pace. My only thought to share with you is to allow for transportation delays at times. Even if you research and plan a perfect timetable, sometimes systems can have unexpected interruptions.
Maybe a sea box of Elsas went overboard. In an average year over 10,000 of the boxes go overboard and sink to the bottom of the ocean.
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In 1992 a shipment of 28,000 rubber duckies went overboard and they are still floating out there 22 years later.
San Francisco has so much night life that literally goes on until sunrise! I'm considering NOT getting a hotel when I arrive there at 10:45 PM and just staying up all night (I can sleep on the plane ride there from Florida). I'm considering doing the same thing on my last day there (a Saturday) and staying up all night in San Francisco and sleeping on the plane ride back to Florida. The only problem I need to solve is what to do with my luggage while I'm clubbing and staying up all night.
It's great that you have so many fun options. No wonder you're excited for this trip!
The only wrinkle is the luggage issue. Without a hotel room reservation somewhere, I don't know where you could safely stash your luggage. You'll be in an unfamiliar city, and the chances of finding some "hidden" spot is unlikely. Things like lockers at bus stations, airports, etc. pretty much went away after 9/11. And, even if you tried to tip a doorman at a club to put it aside for you, chances are they have insurance (liability) rules that won't allow them to hold luggage or a duffel bag. Unless you had a friend out there who could hold it for you, I'm not sure about any alternatives. You're probably a lot more resourceful than I am, but if it was me, I'd just bite the bullet and find a reasonably priced motel. Again, that's just me only. I have this thing about peace of mind, particularly when traveling in unknown surroundings.
Also I may or may not have eaten cake and ice cream for breakfast.
On another note... I got the official word that I've cleared pee-in-a-cup test, my background check, reference check all came back clear (just waiting for FBI clearance but I don't have a history and have never been arrested, so that should be clear) and I've got the job!
I'm giving my boss notice today. Of one week. Which is better than nothing.
I have orientation on Monday, so I won't be at this job then. Give him three full days to stew on it.
EEEE! So excited. Trying to keep calm and carry on, but squealing inside.
Also I may or may not have eaten cake and ice cream for breakfast.
More good school news: I switched a class so that on Mondays and Wednesdays, I don't start until noon, and I rearranged so that on Tuesdays and Thursdays, I don't start until 11. And still with the professors I wanted. And I just finished buying books for another class, and it cost me under $40. So far, 3 classes, $60 in books.
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