Stitch#1 said:
chipscinderelly said:
Ok, it's late, we're back from WDW and I'm exhausted. But, of course, I had to check the DIS before heading to bed. I'm not sure that I'll get through all 7 pages that you guys left me today, but I'll at least start.IleneF said:Amy have a great time today...how can you not
So FIVE weeks, eh? Yeah I'm soooo ready!
Scrapbooking question...if I want to put modpodge type stuff over my paint can to make it shiny and so the pieces stick down better, how do I avoid getting brush streaks? Do the foam brushes leave marks or bubbles?
Well it's off to the Grand Canyon this am. And I'm planning on watching Amazing Race tonight. I loved the first Survivor this past Thursday. Loving Survivor so far. I picked the winning team. Having it race based in the
beginning is very interesting to me. I think it will put some stereotypes to rest. The only thing I didn't like is that Hispanics, Asians and Blacks have some cultural similarities. Whites really isn't a cultural group that way, racial yes but not cultural. So it's not really good that way. The
white tribe is a very sad one I think. It will be interesting to see how it all
pans out. In the end it won't matter much because it's one on one but in the beginning I think the more solidarity in the culture the stronger the group will be. I know alot of you watch BB, do any of you watch Survivor or AR?
Stitch#1 said:
WDWLVR said:
How about some hints for those of us who couldn't be in chat???curtdennis said:
We went fishing a few years ago. Of course, the girls caught the most fish! Except for me, that is...I caught a measly ONE fish!cgcw said:.
Has anyone gone fishing at WDW?
We left from the dock near VWL. The funniest thing that happened was that as we were returning to the dock, the motor on our boat died. Our fishing guide radioed for another boat, and we all got into THAT boat, went about 50 yards, and then the motor on the SECOND boat died!! I guess it's true that "third times a charm" because the third boat we got on made it safely back to the dock!curtdennis said:
Oh, we've had those moments with both girls. They arch their backs, so it's next to impossible to get them strapped in, and they are screaming all the way. But, I never give in, and keep holding my ground until they were strapped all the way in.cgcw said:How sad that people don't realize the impact an accident can have on their children.I've had parents tell me that their child fights them to get in the carseat. I've gone through it myself when Cameron was about 2. But...then that amazing vehicle knew exactly what NOT to do. It just doesn't start until everyone is buckled up.
Oh, I'm with Karen, I hate bridges. But, not all bridges, just the ones with metal structures above me. I don't know why, but I can't stand those types of bridges. We have LOTS of bridges here in Tampa/St. Pete, and I drive them all the time over the bay into Tampa, or over the Sunshine Skyway to Bradenton. But, I get the creeps with any bridge that has a structure over me.curtdennis said:You should see Karen on bridges. Thank god there is a tunnel into Canada from here and don't even mention the time we drove over the Mackinaw Bridge.
The other thing you have to just roll about is since I have a certain driving stylethat carries over from my employment, Karen doesn't like riding with me. I have a Ford Ranger, the door handle on the passenger side is so loose it rattles. She's taken to sitting on her hands now
It's these little quirks in life you gotta love!!
Ours is 631.cgcw said:How about a weekend GTKYFKK question. Just out of curiosity and to see if there are any other "twilight zone" moments.
What is the street number of your house?
Our is 1437.
I know for certain that there is one other person on our cruise with the same exact street number in their address. How weird is that???
I'm curious to see if, by chance, there are any other duplicates.
