declansdad
DIS Dad #639 New Brunswick, Canada
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I think it is great that you guys do all these Disney-themed meals. 

Count me as fan of your trip report. I have enjoyed your many adventures at WDW and look forward to reading about future trips.
I taught middle school for 29 years and the youngest group I taught were in the 6th grade. I admire anyone that can teach students in the 3rd grade, with all the testing that comes with that grade. Kids are wonderful, paperwork is not.
punkin413 - You would surely get stepped on by the many people making their way to the rides. Then you'd be 'Flat punkin' for the rest of the trip. Maybe you should just grab a chair, but you should really plan to go back there and have that experience.
betsywdw - We'll let you know when our next Disney meal is, and you can drop on in. We're trying to figure out what we'll do for May. Maybe a Mother's Day/Princess tea type thing. Something girlie for Mother's Day.
I'm sure the guys will be thrilled! Trent would have to have 47 petite sandwiches on his plate for starters.
Drew would probably look at it and head to Taco Bell. He loves Mexican food. We tell him he's the only Mexican Korean we've ever known.
flat dawn and ray! i'm taking "flat ray" with me in september, so maybe we could just go ahead and flatten him out now!
I'm glad you're enjoying it. We have fun with it. As you can see, Jill has inherited her mother's warped sense of humor. Refer to her watering hole comment.
29 years in middle school! I think that gives you rights to sainthood!
I never thought of myself as a saint, more of an adventuress because each year was a new adventure. Hopefully my students found math and science in my class a little bit of fun and an adventure.
I know your students enjoy your class because even at EPCOT you are thinking of fun activities you can take back to them.
[She was not at all sure about walking in this weird stuff.
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We have ADR's to eat here this summer
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This is where we met Maria Consuelita.
Not her real name, but the name we gave her.
Yes, it is very generic. Like calling all Tennessee boys Jim-Bob.
Anyway, we went through and got our little goodies and went to pay.
I got a mini quiche for us to share and a banana bread for myself. Jill got a cinnamon roll, I think.
I got water, as usual.
Jill filled her refillable Year of a Million Dreams mug.
The one that is no longer resort specific.
Good for length of stay in which it is purchased.
And all that.
You know the spiel.
Anyway, when we get up to the register to pay, Jill told Maria Consuelita that she had filled her mug.
Now we know that Jill never should have opened her mouth about filling her mug.
Maria C. said to innocent Jill...in her very best "Oh no you did-ent" voice...
"You need to PAY for that! That mug is no good here."
She had the whole body wiggle thing that went with it, too.
Jill's eyes got wide, and she looked like Disney cops were going to jump out from behind the counter, put her in stripes, and carry her away.
She told Maria C. she didn't know that they had a different mug policy, and she didn't want to purchase a drink. She said she guessed she'd just have to pour it out.
And she did. So either way, whether it went down Jill's guzzle pipe or down the Disney drain pipe, it was a loss for Coronado Springs.
Maybe they had a sign up somewhere indicating that other mugs were no good, but we didn't look for one we went in, obviously, and we didn't see one after Jill got pounced on. If we missed it, we're sorry.
Jill does NOT have fond memories of her first trip to her last resort.
Even now, when I mention CS, she gets a little jumpy.![]()