I don't want my DSiL & her hubby to have to worry about FOUR kids 11, 8, 4 & 1 years old...getting through checking bags, security, and then finding the terminal.
Read and post at will. This is a pretty good bunch of people, IMO. I have fun.
There's a great trip report in progress at http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2650672 . Lots of really detailed pictures.
Hey Debbie!
Jim and I are on the list for FE, right??? I haven't received any emails at all about it. Just wondering. Also, what is this website gallery thing??? Not sure if I am on that either. Let me know!!!
Please email me at SSMemberCruise2011@Yahoo.com with your stateroom number and Lilly's age. It's just the three of you, right?
Oh, yeah. I almost forgot. I couldn't get his nose wiggling in this one, but he was quite interested in something...
Well, I have figured out why this apartment comes with an iron and board.
Seems their wonderful little washer/dryer unit (one box, not the stacked dryer over washer like at WDW) does an excellent job at creasing clothes. I mean these creases are twice as bad as when you unpack your suitcase. After ironing these nearly permanent creases, I managed to get my pants back to the way they look when they come out of the dryer at home. I doubt if they will ever be right again. Not to mention it takes an hour to wash and two hours to dry.
Oh, and I've used ironing boards before. They were old and clunky, and I always kinda wished I had a modern lightweight one. As it turns out, heavier is better. My pants, with one leg hanging off the edge nearly topples the board and hot iron
Got a good laugh reading this one as I pictured the scene.I took Paul (DS16 - Grumpy) for his camp staff interview tonight. He was staff-in-training at this camp last summer for two weeks. They snagged his application out of the pile and grabbed him from the waiting room. I guess the interview went something like this:
Interviewer: We have a pile of these to do. So, we'll do this fast. <asksfourquestionsinasuperfastmanner>
Paul: <answersfourquestionssuperfast>
Interviewer: Ok, you're hired. Get out.
They called him last week to make sure he was going to show up for interview night. So, I knew he was almost certainly going to get the job.
This means he'll be gone most of July and August.
Of course, this means I'll have to take care of his new kitten while he's gone.
It might even have the added benefit of keeping the brother from wanting his own pet!Karen - Congrats to Paul on the camp job!!!!
And, yes I think it would be a great idea to have him pay his brother to kitten sit. Great life lesson for both of them. Brother has responsibility to care for kitten and Paul has to pay for the service.
Karen - Congrats to Paul on the camp job!!!!
And, yes I think it would be a great idea to have him pay his brother to kitten sit. Great life lesson for both of them. Brother has responsibility to care for kitten and Paul has to pay for the service.
It might even have the added benefit of keeping the brother from wanting his own pet!
Well, he already has his four rats that are his responsibility alone. Plus, the puppy (who is really a "family dog") latched on to him and he to the puppy, so he ends up having the most responsibility for him. He's my animal lover.
FOUR RATS!!!
If it's not REMY, no thanks!!! When I was growing up, I had an aunt that had mice. It was sort of creepy when I spent the night. I was so afraid one would get out of its cage.
They are actually surprisingly nice pets. I never would have thought so. They're kind of like tiny dogs that you keep in a cage. They know their names and will sit with you and hang out.
