JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
We might do Mike’s menu tomorrow.
It’s really a brewery that serves pub food on the side. We can also stop by tonight after dinner.
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It’s really a brewery that serves pub food on the side. We can also stop by tonight after dinner.
RAMTBBI really wanted to walk out onto the breakwall
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until I realized that there is no paved pathway.
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Also, it’s not recommended.
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JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
So are hips.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Bread service. For one.
I’ve never liked this seafood spread anyway.
Apparently if you spell kalamari with a “k”, you get to smoosh it flat. I dunno. Mike said it was very tender.
My French onion soup. The sherry was very pronounced. I ate half. The cheese and onion half!
Double skewer of pork suvlaki (one each) and Greek salad, no tomatoes. I don’t eat olives either, but it’s way more important that they get the “no tomatoes” right.
This was soooooo good, and bonus, I have no fear of vampires tonight.
Linguine with clams ... before the fresh grated cheese.
I don’t know why I torture myself with the dessert menu. Did I order baklava? No, I did not. Did Mike order baklava and then hold me down and force me to eat it? Again, no. Sadly.
I’ve never liked this seafood spread anyway.
Apparently if you spell kalamari with a “k”, you get to smoosh it flat. I dunno. Mike said it was very tender.
My French onion soup. The sherry was very pronounced. I ate half. The cheese and onion half!
Double skewer of pork suvlaki (one each) and Greek salad, no tomatoes. I don’t eat olives either, but it’s way more important that they get the “no tomatoes” right.
This was soooooo good, and bonus, I have no fear of vampires tonight.
Linguine with clams ... before the fresh grated cheese.
I don’t know why I torture myself with the dessert menu. Did I order baklava? No, I did not. Did Mike order baklava and then hold me down and force me to eat it? Again, no. Sadly.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Mike got the country fried steak breakfast. It was good ... if you like that sort of thing.
If I were eating my hash browns, this is exactly how I like them - extra crispy. And I didn’t even ask.
Much better with caramel sauce, no?
Trick question. EVERYTHING is better with caramel sauce.
And yes, I stopped at three bites.
This is what I actually ate.
If I were eating my hash browns, this is exactly how I like them - extra crispy. And I didn’t even ask.
Much better with caramel sauce, no?
Trick question. EVERYTHING is better with caramel sauce.
And yes, I stopped at three bites.
This is what I actually ate.
Songbird76
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Yum!!! ALL of it!! But I would need some of that gravy Mike has on the steak for my hashbrowns, too. It all looks amazing!
trr1
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JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Off the boat and on our way home. We were going to eat somewhere a little more upscale, but the truth is we are sun-burned, wind-tousled, and just a little bit grotty ... and one of us doesn’t smell that great. (Not “bad”, just “not great”, and the chances are 50/50 it’s me.)
I’m thinking it may be wings and Caesar salad after all. Not that there’s anything wrong with that.
Lots of castle pics once I have Apple juice and wifi tomorrow.
I’m thinking it may be wings and Caesar salad after all. Not that there’s anything wrong with that.
Lots of castle pics once I have Apple juice and wifi tomorrow.
SteveBrickNJ
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JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
So we all know I can be a little bit passive aggressive. Well, it turns out I can be a full out B too.
We were seated on the left side of the boat, third deck, in the front-most seats. The seats are all situated so that you are facing out, not forward. As you may recall from previous TR’s, I get motion sickness if I am not facing forward, so I had rotated 90 degrees. Before we really even got moving, two or three people in quick succession stepped into that tiny area in front of me - stepping on my toes, and basically placing their behinds right in my face.
Well this does not please me one bit, so first chance I got, I stood up, claimed that real estate back, and stood at the rail. And continued to stand at that rail for more than an hour.
People tried to nudge me aside. No.
People did the double tap on my leg, suggesting I let someone else have a turn. No.
After 45 minutes of trying valiantly to push me aside, a mom said to her two kids, “I don’t think this lady is inclined to move”.
Heck no, I’m not feeling inclined to move. Just like while I was in line for 45 minutes in the blazing sun with a full bladder waiting for our boat, YOU felt inclined to eat ice cream in the shade and use the facilities, only joining the line in the last 5 minutes.
So yeah, I’ve been on this boat before. I knew where I wanted to sit. Disney has taught me well. Get there early and stand your ground. And don’t let anyone put their butt in your face ... at least until Tron opens.
Rant over. Unless Mike brings it up again and gets me all riled up some more. (We’re still 2 1/2-3 hours from home, so there’s always the chance.)
We were seated on the left side of the boat, third deck, in the front-most seats. The seats are all situated so that you are facing out, not forward. As you may recall from previous TR’s, I get motion sickness if I am not facing forward, so I had rotated 90 degrees. Before we really even got moving, two or three people in quick succession stepped into that tiny area in front of me - stepping on my toes, and basically placing their behinds right in my face.
Well this does not please me one bit, so first chance I got, I stood up, claimed that real estate back, and stood at the rail. And continued to stand at that rail for more than an hour.
People tried to nudge me aside. No.
People did the double tap on my leg, suggesting I let someone else have a turn. No.
After 45 minutes of trying valiantly to push me aside, a mom said to her two kids, “I don’t think this lady is inclined to move”.
Heck no, I’m not feeling inclined to move. Just like while I was in line for 45 minutes in the blazing sun with a full bladder waiting for our boat, YOU felt inclined to eat ice cream in the shade and use the facilities, only joining the line in the last 5 minutes.
So yeah, I’ve been on this boat before. I knew where I wanted to sit. Disney has taught me well. Get there early and stand your ground. And don’t let anyone put their butt in your face ... at least until Tron opens.
Rant over. Unless Mike brings it up again and gets me all riled up some more. (We’re still 2 1/2-3 hours from home, so there’s always the chance.)