1153rsmith
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** Sorry, I can't hold in the excitement any longer!!
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Mcmommy, I sure hope you get excited soon.
** Sorry, I can't hold in the excitement any longer!!
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I can help eat it, but I think your math is off!!I think there are several places, but here is one I found on the internet we want to walk to. http://www.keylimeshop.com/
I am not sure if it is the one my BIL went to, but I hope they have samples...
They also have key lime pie on a stick... I think you can get it plain, or dipped in chocolate.
I want to bring some fudge back to some folks.
Hey if several of us want to get together and go, we could get a pie and split it... I get 1/2 and 4 other people can have a slice.![]()
I can help eat it, but I think your math is off!!
Or buy the pie and put it in your fridge to take back home ...... NO! Wait, to munch on the rest of the trip!
Seriously, does anyone know what the rules are concerning bringing food back onboard from a port? I had wondered about bringing a pie back on board, but wasn't sure if we could bring one. If we could, would it have to be an entire pie that had not been opened, or could we bring a boxed pie back onboard that was 1/2 eaten?
Anybody know?I sure would hate to see them seize it and throw it in the trash.
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Right from the border patrol website:
You may bring bakery items and certain cheeses into the United States. The APHIS Web site features a Travelers Tips section and Game and Hunting Trophies section that offers extensive information about bringing food and other products into the U.S. Many prepared foods are admissible. However, bush meat made from African wildlife and almost anything containing meat products, such as bouillon, soup mixes, etc., is not admissible. As a general rule, condiments, vinegars, oils, packaged spices, honey, coffee and tea are admissible. Because rice can often harbor insects, it is best to avoid bringing it into the United States. Some imported foods are also subject to requirements of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
My stomach is in knots, but for different reasons.... those of you that pray, I ask you say one for my Dad. He is 89 and really having some trouble the last few days with his breathing. I am praying his health will settle down. I don't want to have to cancel this cruise out, but I would hate for something to happen while we are gone. We are just going to keep praying and hopefully, we will get to see you all.
I finally finished my fish extender! Now, I have to finish all the clothes for the girls... I used A for my 6 y.o. & a for my 4 y.o. We sometimes call them Big A and little a (like from Dr. Seuss' ABC book).
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Just checking in as the "in laws" of mcmommy77. We're really looking forward to the cruise and to the FE experience. We've been to Disneyland in the deep dark past, Disneyworld many times, but this is our first Disney cruise. Actually, it's only our second cruise of any kind. The first one was to Bermuda and the Bermuda Triangle lived up to its reputation - on our last full day at sea we were broadsided by an 85 foot rogue wave and came close to living the Poseidon Adventure. Better luck this time, I hope. Thought I'd warn everyone; it's not too late to back out.!
I certainly hope you don't want a repeat performance. I haven't seen the movie, but I think I know the general plot.I'm not looking to be cast in a sequel.
A big welcome to my inlaws!!Just checking in as the "in laws" of mcmommy77. We're really looking forward to the cruise and to the FE experience. We've been to Disneyland in the deep dark past, Disneyworld many times, but this is our first Disney cruise. Actually, it's only our second cruise of any kind. The first one was to Bermuda and the Bermuda Triangle lived up to its reputation - on our last full day at sea we were broadsided by an 85 foot rogue wave and came close to living the Poseidon Adventure. Better luck this time, I hope. Thought I'd warn everyone; it's not too late to back out.!