Yep, it isn't kind. Unless you are the one who put the baby in (Oh no! That sooo mean!![]()
I am so sorry. Are you spending ungodly amounts of time on there? Be careful! Can't say we didn't warn you.um. why did you all post about teepublic?![]()
Haven't gotten all the way caught up yet but wanted to be sure to respond to this. We have a TH ADR for 11/29!! However, it is at 8 AM and I'm nervous about that. I'd love to find something between 10 and 10:30, but even 9:45 would work. So we're kind of on the fence here. We have something that definitely works, but I might tweak it if I get the chance.Ok, I have some ADR questions for you all. I was looking at the ADR spreadsheet as I was doing my search and I was wondering if it was up to date? Just want to make sure I spend my time searching for things you all really still need:
@Iowamomof4 I am searching still for your Tusker breakfast on 11/29
@rasadkowski I am still looking for your Ohana dinner on 12/5
@JamieOak, do you still need an 'Ohana on the dates you have on there? It sounded from your last post that you were set with 'Ohana.
@Lisa F did you give up on wanting that BOG lunch on 12/2 now that you are planning on LTT and doing a BOG on your last day?
@Mintycake are you still looking for 1900 PF on 12/8?
@CaleCakes and @candycane the things you're looking for on 12/8 are not things I can grab for you because at the moment I'm holding ADRs at those times. Just wanted you to know that I haven't forgotten about you!
so true!Yep, it isn't kind. Unless you are the one who put the baby in () or for sure knows, you never imply that a woman is pregnant. It is just so rude! I know people don't mean for it to be not nice, but it definitely is.
um. why did you all post about teepublic?![]()
All I can say is, wow!!!This isn't trip related at all, however it is holiday/Disney related. Today, I'm starting to get ready for Thanksgiving. Most years we participate in a "Friendsgiving", and it's really for anyone who doesn't have a family nearby and/or can't travel to go see them. It really varies on who comes. I just learned on Sunday that the original host has backed out due to medical issues. I volunteered to host, and I'm realizing that it's a bit nutty for us to take on.
So, I'm thinking about adding some Disney touches to the meal/day. The kids will have some Mickey crafts, and I'm thinking about making some Mickey sugar cookies or Mickey Rice Crispy treats for the dessert table. After the meal is served, we'll play Mickey's Christmas Carol and maybe Belle's Magical Christmas. We'll have 30 adults and 20 kids, ranging in ages from 11-newborn.
If the weather holds, I may even get a bouncy house. The goal is to keep the kids busy.
But first, I need to pack and get the trip stuff organized.![]()
One thing at a time.All I can say is, wow!!!![]()
I think that's a really nice thing to do. I don't have family here so we do the same thing. Our friends take turns hosting different holidays and DH and I usually host a late night 'after Christmas dinner' party kind of thing. It's always great fun and keeps the sadness of not being with family pushed back a little...One thing at a time.
I ordered the tables and chairs. We're going to move our living room furniture to the garage, so we can set up 6, 60 inch tables.
As for food, I'm cooking the turkey and ham. Everyone else is bringing a side dish, alcohol, or dessert.
It's just a place where people can come if they don't have anywhere else to go.
This sounds so lovely. I miss nice Thanksgiving dinners (we celebrate Canadian a month early so ours is done already). My mom used to make a nice one before she got sick. My sister (who I don't get along with) moved about an hour out of town and now invites my parents and my other sister and her kids but not me or DH (she says she doesn't have room but honestly I know that's not the reason, it's because we don't like each other). So we go to see DH's dad and brother and I usually order something from Whole Foods and just heat it up (I'm not much of a cook besides vegetarian stuff). The two of them are just so weird and unpleasant to be around but I go up for DH's sake and DD loves her grandfather, even though he doesn't pay much attention to her. I know this is awful but I can't wait for the day that we don't need to go up there anymore and we can just do the three of us Thanksgiving or celebrate with friends who don't have somewhere to go (I used to do this when I was single).One thing at a time.
I ordered the tables and chairs. We're going to move our living room furniture to the garage, so we can set up 6, 60 inch tables.
As for food, I'm cooking the turkey and ham. Everyone else is bringing a side dish, alcohol, or dessert.
It's just a place where people can come if they don't have anywhere else to go.
This sounds so lovely. I miss nice Thanksgiving dinners (we celebrate Canadian a month early so ours is done already). My mom used to make a nice one before she got sick. My sister (who I don't get along with) moved about an hour out of town and now invites my parents and my other sister and her kids but not me or DH (she says she doesn't have room but honestly I know that's not the reason, it's because we don't like each other). So we go to see DH's dad and brother and I usually order something from Whole Foods and just heat it up (I'm not much of a cook besides vegetarian stuff). The two of them are just so weird and unpleasant to be around but I go up for DH's sake and DD loves her grandfather, even though he doesn't pay much attention to her. I know this is awful but I can't wait for the day that we don't need to go up there anymore and we can just do the three of us Thanksgiving or celebrate with friends who don't have somewhere to go (I used to do this when I was single).
Yep, we have an open door policy in our home. For this gathering, its a nice mix of singles, couples and families. Just a bit of everything!This sounds so lovely. I miss nice Thanksgiving dinners (we celebrate Canadian a month early so ours is done already). My mom used to make a nice one before she got sick. My sister (who I don't get along with) moved about an hour out of town and now invites my parents and my other sister and her kids but not me or DH (she says she doesn't have room but honestly I know that's not the reason, it's because we don't like each other). So we go to see DH's dad and brother and I usually order something from Whole Foods and just heat it up (I'm not much of a cook besides vegetarian stuff). The two of them are just so weird and unpleasant to be around but I go up for DH's sake and DD loves her grandfather, even though he doesn't pay much attention to her. I know this is awful but I can't wait for the day that we don't need to go up there anymore and we can just do the three of us Thanksgiving or celebrate with friends who don't have somewhere to go (I used to do this when I was single).
Too funny... I AM Italian, and was raised in upstate New York. I've had some great Italian food, and love to cook Italian. My kids won't order lasagna or meatballs out. But, DD was raised in central Virginia, and most Italian food here is mediocre. After 25 years in VA, we have gotten pretty use to it...then add my new gf issues...that lowers my expectations even further!if you are Italian or from an area with a large italian-american population and amazing italian restaurants you will be disappointed. If you are ok with chain italian like the Olive Garden it will probably be fine. Tony's gets a TON of hate but then every once in a while someone who just ate there on a trip pops up and posts that it was good. As long as you are not expecting the best thing you ever ate it is probably fine, esp if DD is a fan![]()
That's something to consider. I looked at grand Floridian cafe, but never thought about the wave. Will check out the menu. Thanks for the idea.@Mrs. Inc I know there are a few people who really like Tony's, but there are a majority of people who do not. Have you thought about The Wave at CR. It's a short walk there and they have very good food. It's becoming a not-so hidden gem and I'm sure she can find something she'll eat.
Thanks for posting the link to the spreadsheet. I added my lunch at BOG request.
The reason you eat at Tony's is to eat on Main Street, and perhaps get a prime viewing spot for FoF (if you book the package). We ate there last year. My mom had the pizza, I had the stuffed pasta, and DD ate off of our plates. It was okay. The olive oil tasted more like Canola oil, but after we requested hot pepper flakes it tasted better.Too funny... I AM Italian, and was raised in upstate New York. I've had some great Italian food, and love to cook Italian. My kids won't order lasagna or meatballs out. But, DD was raised in central Virginia, and most Italian food here is mediocre. After 25 years in VA, we have gotten pretty use to it...then add my new gf issues...that lowers my expectations even further!