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Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?
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Just wait for the ending to the story. It is not over yet. Or go back to when I posted about it last year and be a cheater.
Songbird76
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They shut down our grocery delivery system when everything closed down because too many people wanted to have groceries delivered, there weren't enough time slots. So they just disabled the system. It's back now and I did order last week because I needed biodegradable trash bags that the store doesn't carry except online for home delivery. But I wouldn't miss shopping either!! It's a pain and people tend to be idiotic!
trr1
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was the bottom slice saved for DH or DPD
MinnieM123
Premium Member
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
I’ve only had the one slice since yesterday.
I share. I also might have hid it at the back of the fridge.
MinnieM123
Premium Member
Songbird76
Well-Known Member
Is it New York style or a no bake?
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
I’m sure it’s baked, but still very light and fluffy.
One year ago today I started my morning at AK. We went straight to Pandora to ride FoP in the standby line. We didn't get there late; we were there well before rope drop. But when we lined up, we started on the bridge that leads back to Africa. And it was a good ways onto the bridge. The line probably lasted 30-45 minutes, so it wasn't terrible. Definitely worth it for FoP. And my seat wasn't broken this time, so that's good. Afterwards we did standby at NRJ. It's an okay ride, but it really lacks a story, which is my biggest gripe with it. I definitely wouldn't waste a FP on it. We waited in line for probably 20-30 minutes (I'm not sure why I am remember this morning so well). After Pandora, we went to use a FP at EE. I love that ride, even with Disco Yeti. It's the best rollercoaster on property, IMO. Not my favorite, but the best. It then appears that I had another delicious breakfast: a Mickey Premium Bar. That's better than the cookie from DHS, right? We then did our FP at KS and saw some giraffes up close and personal. They could have stuck their heads in our vehicle because they were so close. My mom loved it (giraffes are her favorite animal). After KS almost everyone was wanting to leave, even though we still had a FoP FP. My aunt, uncle, and cousins went back to their hotel. My mom and dad went out to the car. My brother and I went to use our FPs, then look around in some shops.
We went back to POR to rest and east after FoP.
Later that day we went to MK. We got monorail red. I used to love the monorails, but they are very gross and there is no ventilation. They used to have AC, right? I much prefer the ferry now. It's much more peaceful. You can spread out from the gross, stinky people, and you get a nice breeze. I especially love it at night.
We managed a FP for JC after AK, so we went there first. This was another highlight of the trip. As we scanned our FP, there was a skipper named Brody (previously mentioned when talking with @Taylor). We mentioned an incident that happened to my on the JC a few trips back. We didn't tell him specifically what happened, but essentially my mom fell getting off the boat. It's become a joke in our family. By the time we got to the front of the line, Skipper Brody had rotated to be our skipper on the boat. At the very end of the ride, we were stuck in a backlog of boats. He was making some joke and said to everyone, "We don't want another incident!" And looked right back at us. Our family burst out laughing, but nobody else on the boat had any clue why that was funny. Personal touches like that are what makes it so much fun. Aside from that, it was also pouring. My brother was sitting on the part with no covering. He got absolutely soaked. My legs got soaked. And everyone was trying to cram under the awning, so the boat was tilting to the left the entire ride. There were a few times I thought we were going to take on water. And Skipper Brody made so many other great jokes. He was my favorite skipper ever. Truly a highlight of all of my Disney trips combined.
After JC, it was still pouring. We were also hungry for supper. I think we went to ride PotC, and then managed to stay under coverings and got to Pecos Bill after that. It was packed due to the rain, and we couldn't find a table or anything. We knew it'd be at least a 30-40 minute wait for our food, then maybe longer to get our table. So we decided against it, and walked under coverings to try and see CBJ. Turns out they had stopped the show and offered the theater as a storm shelter since there was very strong lightning. So we hung our in the theater for a little while. It was really cool to sit in there while the show wasn't going on. After a while we went back to check Pecos Bill, and the lines died down, but the tables were still packed. Somehow we managed to find two tables for our big group, so we got food. I had the nachos. I'm not sure if I was just starving, but they were so good. Definitely a top two meal of my trip. The only other rival comes later in the trip.
While eating, we had a FP for HM that we managed after JC. Well, HM broke down, so we got an all experiences FP to use anywhere. We decided to use it at Space Mountain, but we weren't thinking and every outdoor ride also shut down due to rain and storms, so hundreds of people had the same multiple experiences FP. Most seemed to use it at Space. It was a long line for FPs, but no longer than 20-30 minutes.
After Space, we went to ride the Peoplemover. We then rushed to Main Street to catch HEA. We didn't get great spots, which it fine. But as soon as the fireworks started, we had a couple kids up on shoulders directly in front of us, and the were holding big balloons, too. And then there were large tablets recording the whole thing. So our view was basically nothing. While I didn't need to see the show again, the rest of the group really did. So we decided the following night we'd come back and get there early to get one of the best spots.
After the fireworks, we went back to POR.
This was one of my favorite days of the trip. Pictures to come!
We went back to POR to rest and east after FoP.
Later that day we went to MK. We got monorail red. I used to love the monorails, but they are very gross and there is no ventilation. They used to have AC, right? I much prefer the ferry now. It's much more peaceful. You can spread out from the gross, stinky people, and you get a nice breeze. I especially love it at night.
We managed a FP for JC after AK, so we went there first. This was another highlight of the trip. As we scanned our FP, there was a skipper named Brody (previously mentioned when talking with @Taylor). We mentioned an incident that happened to my on the JC a few trips back. We didn't tell him specifically what happened, but essentially my mom fell getting off the boat. It's become a joke in our family. By the time we got to the front of the line, Skipper Brody had rotated to be our skipper on the boat. At the very end of the ride, we were stuck in a backlog of boats. He was making some joke and said to everyone, "We don't want another incident!" And looked right back at us. Our family burst out laughing, but nobody else on the boat had any clue why that was funny. Personal touches like that are what makes it so much fun. Aside from that, it was also pouring. My brother was sitting on the part with no covering. He got absolutely soaked. My legs got soaked. And everyone was trying to cram under the awning, so the boat was tilting to the left the entire ride. There were a few times I thought we were going to take on water. And Skipper Brody made so many other great jokes. He was my favorite skipper ever. Truly a highlight of all of my Disney trips combined.
After JC, it was still pouring. We were also hungry for supper. I think we went to ride PotC, and then managed to stay under coverings and got to Pecos Bill after that. It was packed due to the rain, and we couldn't find a table or anything. We knew it'd be at least a 30-40 minute wait for our food, then maybe longer to get our table. So we decided against it, and walked under coverings to try and see CBJ. Turns out they had stopped the show and offered the theater as a storm shelter since there was very strong lightning. So we hung our in the theater for a little while. It was really cool to sit in there while the show wasn't going on. After a while we went back to check Pecos Bill, and the lines died down, but the tables were still packed. Somehow we managed to find two tables for our big group, so we got food. I had the nachos. I'm not sure if I was just starving, but they were so good. Definitely a top two meal of my trip. The only other rival comes later in the trip.
While eating, we had a FP for HM that we managed after JC. Well, HM broke down, so we got an all experiences FP to use anywhere. We decided to use it at Space Mountain, but we weren't thinking and every outdoor ride also shut down due to rain and storms, so hundreds of people had the same multiple experiences FP. Most seemed to use it at Space. It was a long line for FPs, but no longer than 20-30 minutes.
After Space, we went to ride the Peoplemover. We then rushed to Main Street to catch HEA. We didn't get great spots, which it fine. But as soon as the fireworks started, we had a couple kids up on shoulders directly in front of us, and the were holding big balloons, too. And then there were large tablets recording the whole thing. So our view was basically nothing. While I didn't need to see the show again, the rest of the group really did. So we decided the following night we'd come back and get there early to get one of the best spots.
After the fireworks, we went back to POR.
This was one of my favorite days of the trip. Pictures to come!
From our morning at AK:
Pandora is such a great looking land. I've never been to Universal or either of the HP worlds. I've been watching lots of stream from there lately, and I know it's different in person, but I would much rather go to Pandora. After watching the stream, I really have no desire to go to Universal. I just feel like Disney's theming and detail are still so much better, despite what some critics say. But that' just my personal opinion. Don't @ me.
This picture doesn't show the rain correctly. It was POURING. But that's what made it so fun.
This one shows the rain a little better, but still does not do it justice. There were deep puddles around the park.
Pandora is such a great looking land. I've never been to Universal or either of the HP worlds. I've been watching lots of stream from there lately, and I know it's different in person, but I would much rather go to Pandora. After watching the stream, I really have no desire to go to Universal. I just feel like Disney's theming and detail are still so much better, despite what some critics say. But that' just my personal opinion. Don't @ me.
This picture doesn't show the rain correctly. It was POURING. But that's what made it so fun.
This one shows the rain a little better, but still does not do it justice. There were deep puddles around the park.
From CBJ Storm Shelter, aka a nice, cool place to rest.
This was just a picture I took as we were walking, but I watched a video since then about this. The reason the shutters are crooked is because back in the colonial days, people would take the metal hinges off their windows and sell them to people who would make bullets out of them for the war. They'd replace the metal hinges with leather straps. Over time the leather straps would wear and cause the shutters to be crooked. Disney detail is incredible.
You can see the dark clouds of the storm that had passed.
Our view before the fireworks wasn't bad, but I won't show any pictures of the show itself because they weren't good. There will be much better ones tomorrow.
I love the train station at night.
This photo is blurry, but when the ferry isn't packed, it is so relaxing at night. I love looking at the Contemporary all lit up from the middle of the water. And a nice, gentle breeze. I want to go back! But unfortunately 2022 is looking like the earliest possible date at this point. Maybe longer depending on the restrictions.
This was just a picture I took as we were walking, but I watched a video since then about this. The reason the shutters are crooked is because back in the colonial days, people would take the metal hinges off their windows and sell them to people who would make bullets out of them for the war. They'd replace the metal hinges with leather straps. Over time the leather straps would wear and cause the shutters to be crooked. Disney detail is incredible.
You can see the dark clouds of the storm that had passed.
Our view before the fireworks wasn't bad, but I won't show any pictures of the show itself because they weren't good. There will be much better ones tomorrow.
I love the train station at night.
This photo is blurry, but when the ferry isn't packed, it is so relaxing at night. I love looking at the Contemporary all lit up from the middle of the water. And a nice, gentle breeze. I want to go back! But unfortunately 2022 is looking like the earliest possible date at this point. Maybe longer depending on the restrictions.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Still making my way through this fascinating list, but this is the most interesting so far.
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41 Maps That Portray The Lesser Known Facts About America
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Mike S
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I got a response during a small break at work. Accidentally though I clicked this button that simply sends a thumbs up as a response 
Thinking about it though it gives me time to think of what else to say later when I’m actually off work.
For those curious she said thank you and that she’s been drawing her whole life.
Thinking about it though it gives me time to think of what else to say later when I’m actually off work.
For those curious she said thank you and that she’s been drawing her whole life.
trr1
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Captive Nations Week – 3rd week in July
National Zoo Keeper Week – 3rd week in July
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Be Nice to Jersey Week – First Full Week in July
Nude Recreation Week – Week After Independence Day
National Farriers Week – Second Week in July
Everybody Deserves a Massage Week – Third Week in July
Week of Major League All-Star Baseball Game – July 12
Captive Nations Week – 3rd week in July
National Zoo Keeper Week – 3rd week in July
National Parenting Gifted Children Week – 3rd week in July
National Moth Week – Last week in July
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JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
I’ve already admitted that I know nothing about dating, not even when I was dating, but I am a girl, and I’m going to tell you quite frankly that she’s just not into you that way. You’re in the friend zone.I got a response during a small break at work. Accidentally though I clicked this button that simply sends a thumbs up as a response
Thinking about it though it gives me time to think of what else to say later when I’m actually off work.
For those curious she said thank you and that she’s been drawing her whole life.
You’ve dropped enough bait. She’s not nibbling. Time to find a new fishing spot. Sorry, buddy.
InnKpr
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Sorry to say Mike, but I'm seeing a lot of Friend Zone red flags being shot up as well with what's been revealed.
