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<font color=red>The man who loves all things Disne
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lbgraves said:The only thing that I have read a restriction about is water/liquids. Nothing about clothing.
elaineteresa said:when we booked this trip in August I thought OMG - we never plan anything that far ahead. and now I am panicking because it seemed too early to really start on things and now it is here.
I am so happy that I shopped for clothes right away. otherwise I would be hyperventilating by now.
What a sweet pup!! I'm so sorry for your loss - it is hard!!bubbasmom99 said:Hi everyone. Ernie hadn't really moved since Wednesday, except when we forced him to stand up and go outside. I don't think he was eating either. We decided to take him to the vet this morning. We also decided to bring the kids with us to say goodbye. I told them that the vet was going to send him away so he could feel better (not a lie, right?) but Nick (7 1/2) was a little too smart for that story -- he's really very empathetic -- and started crying when we told him it was time to say goodbye. Which then set me off. I was just fine up until that point. He's still a little sad -- he said "it's hard to say goodbye to an old friend." Ugh. But I think he'll be okay and I felt it was important that we didn't rob the kids of a chance to say goodbye. I think, in a few years, they would have been sad that they didn't get the chance to, otherwise. Sarah doesn't really understand -- she just knows that Ernie was sick and he's gone away. Nick hasn't said the words but I think he knows he's gone. DH and I have made our peace. We went to the gym to workout afterward and I spent a good half hour just sweating it out. I know it was the right thing to do... Ernie had been sleeping on his paws so much the last few days that he was surely going to lose them to gangrene or something. Anyway, thanks for all the well wishes and hugs -- I really appreciate them! I joked to DH that I needed a canine grief counselor, and he said "do you really?" and I said "no, I've got friends on the DIS for that". He said to go ahead and post away!
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Elaine - please remind me on the ship - we're in your station at dinner! dianaelaineteresa said:I was going to ask everyone a favor since the topic has come up.
DMIL - Ken's Mom will be with us on the trip - she is 85. She will be celebrating Hanukkah and since I know there will be an abundance of xmas related things going on - I am sure she would appreciate anyone remembering to wish her a Happy Hanukkah. Hanukkah begins on friday evening, Dec. 15th - the last night of dinner - we have late dining.
You can't miss his mom she is 4'11" - very tiny. and as I said 85.Her name is Martha.
The other thing is that she doesn't see very well so even if she has met you before she will not be able to recognize you unless you are very close. As with most people her age - her hearing is not that great either. Please don't be offended - just introduce yourself again. If you see her and she appears to be lost - she probably is - LOL. Just point her to deck 5.
Other than that she is pretty spry and loves meeting new people, parties, fun, the pool etc.
thanks all.
elaine
Bella2000 said:its not unusual Todd.