I'm thankful for you that things are mending. God is Good. All the time.
The book is a kid's book, and it was fun but I don't think I'll read any of the sequels.
Apparently, the animatronics get loose at night and chase the CMs around - the pirates for instance, feel the need to "pirate" as that's who they are!
HI Tammie! Been ever so long since I've had a moment to spare for the DIS- it's not like FB where you can hop on for 5 minutes and move on. When I get on the DIS, I really need an hour or more to do what I want.
Yes, He is good- and things are mending well. I guess what we are going through are typical growing pains.
Hmmm... that book sounds very much like Night in the Museum. Cute, but pretty shallow. Might be worth a read just for fun though.
You made it through the gates!

I think I know what the "fine print" is about
I can't believe they have that formaldehyde in your drinks without telling you!

Carnation does look like a lovely place to eat, and the restroom area looks nice too, which is great since that is the theme here.
Yes, you can probably guess what that's about- not pretty for sure.
Diet drinks just aren't my thing. I know some people drink them all day long- and love it, but I just don't want the chemicals. They taste so bitter to me.
Carnation is so quaint! I love all the red and white! I loved having a bathroom right there, too!
I know so little about
Disneyland....it's great to see all of your pictures and read the learnings you had.
We're not that hard to buy for.
Those are only the beginnings of my learnings- come along, Little Children, and she shall teach you well...
I know, but I had to choose well. In case of future contests around here, I may want to win on. Just sayin'.
Liesa, we have never been to Disneyland and I don't follow it much. But I am thoroughly enjoying your photos. Carnation looks like a quaint place to eat (kind of like the Plaza).
I'm so glad you're still here, Kathy! I'm afraid with my self-induced hiatus, I'm going to lose most of my readers... ah well... A TR is mostly for one's self anyway.
Yep, that IS what its all about!
Interesting point about the light fixture...I always seem to notice these things. For example, it annoys me to no end when people here in New England decide to slap (plastic, non-functioning) shutters on every conceivable style of house in some misguided effort to make things look more colonial.

And how cool your aunt was an interior designer. I think that's one of my dream jobs and getting some input from her would be a wonderful memento.
Loving the pictures and tour of Disneyland, too!
Huh! Yes, interesting that they would New England-ify things without much heed. This reminds me, I still need to get her some photos of my big Kazakh rug.
How great that you all can be a soft place to land for Bek's friend!
We will, of course, miss you when you cant be here - but will be anxiously awaiting to hear about all of your adventures while you are away from us.
I always thought re-enacting looked like fun. When my boys were in scouts the Scout leader was involved with "Rendezvous" - it's not a Civil War re-enactment, it's more like traders and trappers. We had a scout meeting out at the campground one time right before their event was supposed to start so they were both already in their "period" clothes. What I got a kick out of was that they weren't supposed to have "modern" items - but Carla was addicted to Mt Dew, so she had a hand made pottery mug that she carried around with her filled with her Mt Dew.
I really don't know how that's all going to play out- whether she will move in or not- but I don't see as though she's going to be drawing a paycheck before the 1st- so chances are pretty high we're going to have a houseguest for a few weeks.
I should be back soon, but I have a massive camping trip coming up the first week of August, then things MIGHT settle down. We shall see.
The more I see of this whole re-enacting thing the more it mystifies me. The crowd in general can be so incredibly nit-picky about the tiniest details, so much that it actually becomes a hinderance to any fun that might be had. It seems they are constantly bickering about who had a zipper vs. a button, and then whether the button is brass or plastic. I don't know if it's something we will become highly involved in or not. Seems much of the fun is robbed by striving- much like a legalistic religion.
