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Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?
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Songbird76
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Now that's just mean.
We used to go every year, but I think it's turning into an every other year type of thing now. Our next trip is probably next summer.
NYwdwfan
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Now that's just mean.
I actually haven't had pudding in forever. My father in law used to make it for the kids before he passed away. Even though they were pretty young, they still tell me I don't make it as good as Grandpa Bob. (My mother in law bought My-T-Fine and I used Royal and there is apparently a difference!!)
Goofyernmost
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I'm thinking about heading out to 5 Guys in a few minutes. Since this month, so far has been nothing but medical procedures I thought it was about time for my grease infusion w/a side of peanuts and maybe even a milkshake. What I really wish is that someplace made milkshakes like they were when I grew up. Tasty, sweet and able to come up through a straw without bursting blood vessels in ones mouth. If I wanted a glass of ice cream I would have asked for one.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
I’m with you. Whenever I go to a place that actually “makes” milkshakes, I always tell them - not too thick, just really, really creamy.
Joseph Robinson
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This is Pudge. He controls the weather. Dogsitting a baby golden!
NYwdwfan
Well-Known Member
Oh my gosh - I want to scoop him up and cuddle him!!!
MinnieM123
Premium Member
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
I get the upcoming long weekend off - Friday through Tuesday, with free Jays tickets on Saturday. I’ll take it.Sympathy like. I took today off!
It will also give me the opportunity to catch up on some house cleaning. The place is a tip.
Might look at Buffalo hotel availability just for fun while I’m at it.
MinnieM123
Premium Member
I get the upcoming long weekend off - Friday through Tuesday, with free Jays tickets on Saturday. I’ll take it.
It will also give me the opportunity to catch up on some house cleaning. The place is a tip.
Might look at Buffalo hotel availability just for fun while I’m at it.
Is there a holiday up North this weekend?
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Yeah, a little thing called Canada D’eh.
Goofyernmost
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Can I go up there and celebrate with you guys? I find very little to celebrate down here, eh!Yeah, a little thing called Canada D’eh.
trr1
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June 27th
trr1
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JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
It’s always Sunglasses Day for me.
Joseph Robinson
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He was the softest puppy I've ever held. Unfortunately, we only had him for a day while a roommate's friend moved
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NYwdwfan
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One day is enough - after that they get comfortable and start eating all your stuff.He was the softest puppy I've ever held. Unfortunately, we only had him for a day while a roommate's friend moved
trr1
Well-Known Member
June 28th
- National Alaska Day
- National Paul Bunyan Day
- National Insurance Awareness Day – Now who do you think invented that!?!
- National Bomb Pop Day – Last Thursday in June
- National Handshake Day – Last Thursday in June
A year ago today:
We started our morning in Epcot and went to Frozen to start. After walking all the way back there, we found out it was closed due to technical difficulties. I remember being very frustrated because there was nobody to tells us this information until we've walked all the way to Norway. Had they told us while waiting at the rope or on our walk, we could have gotten a decent spot in line for TT. So instead of waiting probably 45 minutes at this point for TT, we opt to wait until Frozen opens, which takes about 20-30 minutes. Afterwards it was time for a FP for Nemo that we got only because there are no better tier 2 options. After Nemo we did a combination of the following: road Soarin', SSE, and possibly LwtL before heading back to Riverside.
In the afternoon we went to DS because we had a reservation at T-Rex. I absolutely love their burgers there.
After T-Rex we went to DHS. If I remember this right, this was the time that it was POURING rain, and we were trying to meet up with my aunt, uncle, and cousins who we were vacationing with. Waiting in One Man's Dream for about 30 minutes, then ran through the rain to meet up with them at TGMR. We went to see MuppetVision, and I noticed something was off. There was no sign, so I took a picture. Turns out that night they were replacing the old sign with the new marquee-style sign that is there now. It just looked weird that the ride was not marked at all. Earlier that day we were able to score a FP for RnR somehow, so we went to ride that later. Then we went to do standby at ToT, a ride I LOVE at night. After that we went back to Riverside for the night.
We started our morning in Epcot and went to Frozen to start. After walking all the way back there, we found out it was closed due to technical difficulties. I remember being very frustrated because there was nobody to tells us this information until we've walked all the way to Norway. Had they told us while waiting at the rope or on our walk, we could have gotten a decent spot in line for TT. So instead of waiting probably 45 minutes at this point for TT, we opt to wait until Frozen opens, which takes about 20-30 minutes. Afterwards it was time for a FP for Nemo that we got only because there are no better tier 2 options. After Nemo we did a combination of the following: road Soarin', SSE, and possibly LwtL before heading back to Riverside.
In the afternoon we went to DS because we had a reservation at T-Rex. I absolutely love their burgers there.
After T-Rex we went to DHS. If I remember this right, this was the time that it was POURING rain, and we were trying to meet up with my aunt, uncle, and cousins who we were vacationing with. Waiting in One Man's Dream for about 30 minutes, then ran through the rain to meet up with them at TGMR. We went to see MuppetVision, and I noticed something was off. There was no sign, so I took a picture. Turns out that night they were replacing the old sign with the new marquee-style sign that is there now. It just looked weird that the ride was not marked at all. Earlier that day we were able to score a FP for RnR somehow, so we went to ride that later. Then we went to do standby at ToT, a ride I LOVE at night. After that we went back to Riverside for the night.