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Fantastic start!!!
I would love if you could post some room pictures in the BC Room View thread in the Resort Photos subforum, when you return home.
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Thanks for posting about the results of your drink tinkering.
I'll add you to the Be Our Guest list we keep on Page 1.
In addition to page 309, in the very first post on this thread, we have updates with rehab news and links to several posts with pictures of the refurbished rooms.
Congrats to your son, but that is a shame about the increased airfare.
I'll change the dates on the BOG list.
Have a fantastic trip.
I think some of the worst SV rooms are near the end of the resort, so requesting "Near lobby" might be a good way to avoid those views.
Got it!
Not sure if you have posted here before.
Have you considered giving your contact info to the CL CMs to pass along to the other family. That way if they are interested, they can contact you.
Thank you to your husband for his service and my condolences to all of the families and friends who lost loved ones.
I posted this on my trip report after my family's visit to Pearl Harbor:
Lost Submarine Memorial
This marker to lives lost in submarine disasters has a personal meaning for my family. My dad worked at the Portsmouth Naval Ship Yard for 30 years. He was one of the engineers who worked on the Thresher submarine. He was scheduled to be on board for a test dive, but one of my dads coworkers wanted to go in my fathers place.
Over 50 years ago, on April 10, 1963 the Thresher submerged and never resurfaced. The 129 casualties is the largest number of lives lost in a US submarine disaster. To this day, my dad attends the annual memorial service and has often been the escort for his coworkers widow and family.
Here's a recent selfie of me and my dad
Great picture I am happy for you and your family that your dad was spared
That is fantastic of your father attending and helping out others with the memorial services. He is a special man. The monument is nice.
God bless the Thresher sailors.
There is also a yearly memorial service in Mayport FL for the Stark sailors. It is nice when people take the time to remember our fallen heroes.
(We did do BCV in 2005, I had a few less kids...we drove to Epcot since I had no idea you could walk there....so I don't count that trip-no swimming either since it was a very cold February). There's some favorites that DH no longer enjoys like Ohana and Chef Mickey, one bad experience is all he needs LOL I can't wait to finally try BC!!!
