Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer >>>^^^Impossible to have lunch with the rest of the DGers when the Skipper is in Virginia!<<< True. Though, if younger there we'd have to add SOME pixie dust, Mr. Fantasmic. ;-) (Said Mr. Wishes. I know, I know. )
Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer *younger = you were there. Sigh. Small keys are not god for big fingers. >>>That was for EE! Where are you & Spirit going to eat? Not that I'm not interested in your life Hokie!<<< No idea. LOL. We leave the planning for later.
Originally Posted By leobloom >> Small keys are not god for big fingers. << Poor EE, the dude can't win for losing.
Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer >>>Poor EE, the dude can't win for losing.<<< It's just getting embarrassing!
Originally Posted By Kennesaw Tom <>> I really have to stop being lazy and figure how to cut & paste with the iPod. Tom says he has a life beyond LP. I'm shocked I didn't know there was life beyond LP. << I think he was just making that up Bobbe.> Oh trust me, I definately have more than a life beyond LP. For example I'm getting in to heated exchange with my sister-in-law who is implying I did not give my neice who's wedding I attend two weekends ago a gift. My comments to her was that I guess the Tiffany & Co. large Tiffany Star 30 diamond, 2.5 carrots and platinum necklace that retails for $3,900 wasn't enough. I need to get back to discussing WDW food!
Originally Posted By A Happy Haunt I got a beautiful Tiffany's gift as a wedding gift! You're a good man KT!! I was elated when I saw the "blue box"!!
Originally Posted By Kennesaw Tom Thanks, but not according to my sister-in-law who still says I didn't give my niece a gift. The rest of my family was giving her tupperware. I told my mother and family that's what they give for wedding gifts in Vermont. So I gave diamonds. Maybe my sister-in-law thought there were Tiffany & Co. summer diamonds. Some are diamonds some are not. LOL
Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 A Disney cruise is a better option than WDW these days ... which ship and how long you going for? <<still in planniong stages- but I understand from attending an event at the Doorway to Dreams here- that the old ships will be discounted that first year to accomodate the expected heavy crowds - so better cabins - less points/money sound OK to me -- we are also arguing over the 4 vs 7 day..I am leaning towards 4 because I think I'll be stir crazy by then -- any thoughts ? I thought 4 and then Vero for a week>> I would say seven. It's the minimum for me, really. Because or embarkation and debarkation, when you take a 3-4-5 night cruise, it feels over before it starts. Also, a 4-day DCL cruise will take you to two places: Castaway Cay (very nice, but still just a private beach ... I view it as a special Disney water park) and Nassau, which is just not a place I'd ever want to go again unless I was staying at Atlantis and not moving. 7-nighters are a whole lot more relaxing and you have more entertainment and dining options. The best, though, are the transatlantic. I am waiting for some financial issues to be cleared up and then I am booking the westbound transatlantic on the Magic in Sept. 2011. And I will bet you'll get great deals on the Magic next year since all the fans want the Dream, which is going to be beautiful but waaaaaaay overpriced for the first few years.
Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 <<Didn't know that since I'm not into facebook or twitter. I've always attempted to keep my name secret.>> That actually makes you very sane, Monica.
Originally Posted By vbdad55 >> you'd like this place pierce - some great steak..although I usually go seafood here-- Australian Lobster tail or scallops << I really like the looks of the place, and the prices seem reasonable. How are the Frog Legs, the Crab Cakes, and the Bass Ale battered Cod? -------------- crab cakes outstanding - precious little filler, the frog legs you'd have to ask someone else, I've tried them from someone else s plate, but didn't thrill me... my daughter gets the cod- excellent - fresh and buttery
Originally Posted By MPierce >> That actually makes you very sane, Monica. << Now you've given my identity away!
Originally Posted By MPierce >> crab cakes outstanding - precious little filler, the frog legs you'd have to ask someone else, I've tried them from someone else s plate, but didn't thrill me... my daughter gets the cod- excellent - fresh and buttery << Sounds like a great place to dine. You mean the frog legs didn't taste like chicken?
Originally Posted By MPierce >> My brother is US Navy. The pirates are no joke! << But they've never encountered a hostile Mickey wielding a Barret M 107 .50 cal. Sniper Rifle.
