I would do the
DDP in February. We always got the adult price money worth for both girls. I am still looking at the deluxe because Cassidy wants to do so much signature dining.
That's another reason I want to try the DDP in Feb. Like Alan mentioned, it gives your kids the opportunity to try new things. I'm so tired of seeing her eat nothing but chicken fingers, pasta, and mac & cheese while at Disney. And I think she is too!
Good news about the concert. Only 15 days until ours

My DD doesn't like Demi either - mainly because she was Joe's interest in Camp Rock and now she is "doing moves like Joe when she sings and is wearing similar clothes".
I love the pictures - my DD had the same "Pooh" outfit as Amanda in the picture of them with Tigger.
Looking forward to more
Demi was unbearable! I honestly don't think she has a good voice; she came out during the Jonas Bros. show to sing that one song with Joe from Camp Rock. While the JoBros. had perfect harmony, I felt like she was just screeching!
And, I so miss dressing my girls in those cute little Disney outfits!
Uh oh, we could be triplets separated at birth...Lauren(FormrCastMbr) & I are so much alike it freaks us out, now that you mention it the three of us are eerily alike...WDW look out when we meet up.....

= the three of us at the ESPN Zone; wait.......
here comes Ellen -

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Cammie, I am jumping on! Your PTR is wonderful so far. I am a substitute school teacher, and I am one of only about 15 in our county that will work in the special needs classes. The children in the special needs classes just warm my heart and they are my favorite classes to sub in, I look forward to subbing in them. They aren't the easiest classes but they are by far the most rewarding. Your DDs look as though they have a wonderful special bond. Can't wait to read more!!!!
Mary
Hi Mary and thanks for reading.
God bless you for your willingness to work with special needs. There is a real shortage of special needs teachers in our area - just doesn't seem to be a speciality that people are choosing these days. Amanda's program is on the Boston College campus so we get a lot of kids who are going for their Master's in special ed - which is great because they are young, enthusiastic, and up-to-date with all the latest. They just never stick around for very long because the pay just isn't competitive enough. Every year, it seems to be a struggle to fill open teaching positions.
Oh my goodness, you are too sweet! I will PM you, that will be very helpful!! Thank you!
Hopefully we will run into each other, I am going to keep watch for the LGMH's and train DH to as well. Though, not sure how much help he'll be considering he's color blind and legally blind!
So glad to hear the concert was a great time! I saw them for the first time ever on television the other day and didn't think they were all that bad. I can understand why teen girls are gaga over them. What special memories you have from it all with your daughter, and I bet she thinks you are the
coolest Mom EVER for taking her!
Got your PM; sent you one back. I'll hook ya up!
Good luck with training your hubby though. Most stories I hear about husbands and meeting fellow DISers - they think we're all crazy and want nothing to do with it!
Now exactly what is Mike's hard lemonade?????? (Of course that caught my attention).....
I thought that would!
Mike's Hard Lemonade is described as a malt beverage; lighter than beer, with a little hint of citrus. It comes in a couple of different flavors: regular, lime, cranberry, and pomegranat. Cold. Hard. Refreshing. That's their slogan. I remember they used to sell them at MGM at the same kiosks that sold beer but don't remember seeing them the last time I was there.
Now, you've got another drink to try!