Great pics MeMom!!! I really wish we had booked at Pop for when we go in November! It just looks so fun!!!
I'm sure there will be many future trips with Hollie, and you can try different resorts often. We have been very happy with Pop, and it sure works well with our budget!
oh your one to talk about number of trips.
I think of them as Enchanted Encounters.
I am excited to stay there. Your pics comvinced me. also my wallet but the pics certainly helped.
I suppose we did get the opportunity to 'brag' several times this year, too.
This coming year is going to be a whole 'nuther story! There will be very little bragging.
I am happy enough, though, to know that Jill gets to go in October, we all get to go at Thanksgiving, and then we hopefully get to do another ten day trip next summer. I'm going to be booking that one by the end of August. We also are going to see a Disney on Ice show in September, so that should give me a good dose of Disney to help the long wait to November. And if I'm really, really, really lucky, I might get to do a short spring break trip, but that's very iffy.
Enchanted Encounters - very cute way to put it! I know you guys will have a good time getting to meet each other.
Now for a morning walk around Pop Century on Day Two - June 29th. This is the day Jill will excitedly get to ride Toy Story Midway Mania.
But not yet.
She's still asleep during these pictures, so walk quietly.
Of course, one of the first faces you see in the morning at Pop belongs to a bunny.
Nothing is open yet, so there will be no shopping.
The biggest secret is not talking yet,
but it will be spilling the secret pretty much all day long.
Everywhere you go!
We had originally planned to do EMH at Epcot, but then we found out it was the last day of the Star Wars stuff at Hollywood Studios, so we rearranged so that we could see that.
Some not good pictures of the shadowboxes.
Just about all of these things were scattered all over my house when Jill was a little girl.
Only in our house, it was 'Pabbage Catch' and 'My Little Pone-ty'. She used to talk somewhat like Brooklynn does now.
These were from more back in my days.
I had this Sea Hunt book.
I watched Jeannie and Laugh-In.
And Beaver and Adam 12. And, of course, our relatives, The Beverly Hillbillies.
I thought Kent McCord was incredibly handsome.
Wonder what he's doing these days?
Long ago, back in the days when you had to walk to school barefoot uphill both ways on a burning hot snowy day, you also even had to manually extricate your ice cubes.
Those were the days -Mickey Mouse Club - Spin and Marty episodes were my favorite.
Cootie and Pixie Stix - oh, what today's kids are missing!
Over to the kids TV viewing area. I thought this picture was cute, since everything in it was smiling.
For those of us who do not know how to do the hustle, there are Cliff's Notes.
An attempt to scare people into not feeding the birds.
It brings to mind a picnic area we stopped at once on a trip. There was a creek, and instead of there being a sign that said Do Not Go Near the Creek, which would have done no good for so many, the sign boldly proclaimed Poisonous Snake Area. Yeah, that did a whole lot better, I imagine!
The steps to the pool and a MeMom shadow.
I thought this was interesting. There wasn't anyone around, so I guess the balls had just sort of floated this way due to the pump action/wind/water flow.
I watched for a minute. It looked like this guy went over to talk to the new guy and invite him to join the crowd.
The Nemo ball said he felt 'different', and he'd rather not join them.
Is there anyone else on the planet who can make a soap opera out of rubber pool balls? I'm thinking maybe not. I'm sorry you know me.
I can't look at the pictures but a second, though, because I'm claustrophobic, and it bothers me that Nemo is inside that ball and cannot breathe.
I can't stand snowglobes, either.
Another bunny.
They're fun to watch. They're so peaceful, and they are so accustomed to humans that they let you get very close to observe them.
