I love riding BTMR at night!
But, I hate getting caught up in the parade traffic---couldn't believe the lady actually told you that. Wait, yes I can! One football game -Alabama vs. TN-the lady in front of me turned around and told me she wish I would stop shaking my shaker (Believe me, I am a very courteous shaker shaker--I keep it up in the air, and never shake down beside a person's head!) I politely reminded her that I had paid for my ticket just like she had!
I think that was just my 2nd ride on BTM at night. Last summer on our family trip and this time.
Now when I go to a football game, I expect it to be quiet and serene!
Seriously, why was she even at the game if she didn't want to be cheering and making noise???
Great photos of Big Thunder at night! Very nice lighting, etc! Our favorite nighttime BTMRR ride was during the fireworks one night - amazing!
And your story about Nate is absolutely heartwarming. Love it!!!! Love the photo of Nate - so sweet! Now you're really in trouble if Ben spills the beans to Nate about your trip report. Still offering a "flat Ben" for our
MNSSHP. (My Alice costume arrived today -trying to alter it to make it fit - it's huge!) So I'm hoping to see our flat Ben Cheshire Cat soon!
As for Toy Story, I know exactly what you're talking about and how Nate ended up with "bad cow." Our oldest was a HUGE Buzz fan starting around 15 months (he was two for the release of TS2 and really crazy about Buzz by then!) During his first Disney trip, he cried big huge tears every time the Buzz ride ended. I have photos of him trying to get back in. (And there you have the first in a long line of reasons for my screen name!) We have our old Buzz toy still - our youngest still plays with him - not as fancy as the newer version and our Buzz now lacks hands. But I just couldn't bear to buy a new Buzz, when we already own THE Buzz.
And just one Woody (so very loved,) one Jessie, one Bullseye, one Hamm, etc. etc. etc.
Too bad I don't have a witty comeback for you regarding the woman who told you to stop taking photos. I just don't - but really wish I did!
Just had to wave hello to
Cynthia - I saw your PTR, but not your TR and I'm looking forward to it! We're less than two weeks away from Alaska on the Wonder!
Thanks for the comments about the BTM pictures. I put my camera away for the rest of the ride so I could just enjoy it!
I am SO screwed if Nate finds out about this report! Especially after posting that picture. I really want to share it with some of the people who went on the trip, but I don't think it would be fair if it got back to any of the other students.
Don't get any ideas, people!
I'll work on the Flat Ben and Cheshire Costume this week or early next. FB may have a previous engagement at a Pin Trading event in early Sept, so I need to make a lanyard for him, too.
Love your Buzz story!
Some of you may know that my avatar, the Little People lion, was Nathan's very favorite toy from the time he was 18 months old until, well, for quite awhile. Nay Nay Roar.
Nate's adorable as a little guy!
I wonder if Caden will shorten his name once he gets to school...I'd be ok with Cade. We'll see!
The sweet shop looked so empty in your pics! LOL We only have ever gone in there at the end of the night when we're stalling leaving even though the park has closed.
It's packed full of other people doing the same at that point!
Hope all is going well with your little cutie!
One of Ben's best friends is Cade. It is surprising that a child's nickname can be totally out of a parent's control. I'm glad Nathan uses Nate and not Nat, even though Nat is even shorter! Better not point that out to him.
We were in the sweets shop about 10 minutes before closing, so everyone was out on Main Street getting ready for Wishes.
I'm not caught up yet, but I had to comment on your last update. Someone actually asked you to STOP taking pictures. What??????? You are in a park taking pictures of a parade. Hello?
Yeah - I wouldn't have come up with a comeback for that either.
OMG - those 20 park tickets would totally be the death of me. Sticking 3 of them in a random pocket is something I would do!
So, the problem wasn't that I was taking pictures, it was that I was stopping, very briefly and without warning, every so often. We were down on that boardwalk, I was holding my camera up over my head, pausing for just a second to snap the pictures. We were barely moving as it was, since it was packed in both directions on that path.
I'm actually pretty pleased with the way the photos of the parade came out considering the conditions.
Keeping track of all of the tickets was really a lot of pressure!
Bad Cow cracks me up.
When we took Claire to Cedar Point (A big amusement park in Ohio, in case you didn't know), as we walked up from our car, Claire says...what is this place? I think she was bout 2 1/2. Skip said "We are at the Point". And Claire said "I love the Poin
k!" And we laughed, it was so cute and now we always call it the Poink and she now gets mad at us for doing so.
I would've had a witty response...well not witty, because it probably would've involved an F word...or something like that at that time of night.
Thanks for sharing your story! I love hearing about sentimental names for places and things that are meaningful to families. Cedar Poink is very cute!
Yes, an "F" word- "Forget it!"
Dee - I finally caught up! Great pictures. Nice move to get a little alone time at Starring Rolls. The second YES class sounded so much better than the first. Glad it improved for you
I always take a picture of my score on TSM. I have yet to beat my husband, despite my highest score last time of 153,000. I figure I'll beat him one of these days and will need my picture as proof.
Have to agree with you on Mission Space and the teacups.
Yes, I was very pleased with my solo lunch!
I really enjoyed my morning and most of the day at HS.
Hope you best for DH's score at TSM someday!