Stringbean&Wingnut
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Dec 27, 2010
On a slightly random note, check out what I found at Target last night!!!
Wingnut: Don't you already have Hello Kitty band-aids?
Me: NO. I used them all up.
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We got slightly-fancied up for our dinner that night, and then decided to head to Epcot, since dinner would require a bus to another resort anyways. The same resort we'd been to that morning, actually.
That's right, our last dinner of the trip was going to be at our favorite from the year before: Jiko!!!
At Epcot, we decided to hang out mostly in Future World.
Almost, not quite:
We'd been stopping in MouseGears pretty much every day by this point (before, to look for the hat; now, just to peruse random souvenirs), and I had been scoping out the t-shirt wall with indecision every time. I finally had it narrowed down to two candidates, and held them both trying to decide for several minutes before Wingnut settled the decision for me:
"Just get both!"
Sounds good to me!
(Photos taken when we had arrived home. There aren't any couches in MouseGears - at least, that I had seen.)
OH HOW COULD I NOT????
These, I did not buy, but I did feel compelled to take a picture of.
We then went outside and watched the Fountain of Nations for a few minutes.
I think this has to be one of my top favorite places in Disney.
I honestly can't tell where exactly in Future World this was taken. Too many flower arrangements to narrow them down!!!
On our way to the bus stops, we detoured for another spin on Spaceship Earth (doesn't everyone?)
The globe is one of my favorite parts of the ride. It looks a lot less triumphant in photos though.
If you hum the music while looking at the photo, it helps a little.
(Or it just makes your fiance give you strange looks.)
I think these were one of our worst Spaceship Earth photos yet. (And when I say "our," clearly, I mean "my," since Wingnut's always come out wonderful.)
Stupid Judy.
SERIOUSLY, WHY DOES THIS KEEP HAPPENING??
At least I got a "good job" from the robot. Thanks, robot. I'm trying here.
These look just like all of the meals we'd had at Disney during this trip. Except replace the salad with beef and buffalo. And cake. And salted butter.
I will admit, I do think conga lines are sorely underrepresented nowadays.
(Here's where I'd type in some conga line music. But I don't even know where to begin with that.)
Okay, now we were really leaving Epcot.
Wingnut: Don't you already have Hello Kitty band-aids?
Me: NO. I used them all up.
---
We got slightly-fancied up for our dinner that night, and then decided to head to Epcot, since dinner would require a bus to another resort anyways. The same resort we'd been to that morning, actually.
That's right, our last dinner of the trip was going to be at our favorite from the year before: Jiko!!!
At Epcot, we decided to hang out mostly in Future World.
Almost, not quite:
We'd been stopping in MouseGears pretty much every day by this point (before, to look for the hat; now, just to peruse random souvenirs), and I had been scoping out the t-shirt wall with indecision every time. I finally had it narrowed down to two candidates, and held them both trying to decide for several minutes before Wingnut settled the decision for me:
"Just get both!"
Sounds good to me!
(Photos taken when we had arrived home. There aren't any couches in MouseGears - at least, that I had seen.)
OH HOW COULD I NOT????
These, I did not buy, but I did feel compelled to take a picture of.
We then went outside and watched the Fountain of Nations for a few minutes.
I think this has to be one of my top favorite places in Disney.
I honestly can't tell where exactly in Future World this was taken. Too many flower arrangements to narrow them down!!!
On our way to the bus stops, we detoured for another spin on Spaceship Earth (doesn't everyone?)
The globe is one of my favorite parts of the ride. It looks a lot less triumphant in photos though.
If you hum the music while looking at the photo, it helps a little.
(Or it just makes your fiance give you strange looks.)
I think these were one of our worst Spaceship Earth photos yet. (And when I say "our," clearly, I mean "my," since Wingnut's always come out wonderful.)
Stupid Judy.
SERIOUSLY, WHY DOES THIS KEEP HAPPENING??
At least I got a "good job" from the robot. Thanks, robot. I'm trying here.
These look just like all of the meals we'd had at Disney during this trip. Except replace the salad with beef and buffalo. And cake. And salted butter.
I will admit, I do think conga lines are sorely underrepresented nowadays.
(Here's where I'd type in some conga line music. But I don't even know where to begin with that.)
Okay, now we were really leaving Epcot.