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When we finished eating we decided to venture off to Frontierland.Our first stop was BTMRR which was a walk on!
(please forgive me if I used this pic before..I can't remember but I really like it!)
I was so excited to walk on to this! I remember waiting in line an hour (before FP) for this ride so I felt very spoiled! I got all the way through the queue and the CM asked how many and I of course said "two" and he said "who you riding with?". I turned around and Dale was nowhere to be found
Apparently, he was enjoying looking at the queue theming and took his time getting through.
He did get this pic which is a cute play on words
When Dale finally appeared the CM told him he needed to stay with me or else the CMs would ride with me
After our wild ride on the rails we headed over to another childhood favorite, The Country Bear Jamboree. Yes this show is corny but I love singing along! So while I was clapping my hands and stomping my feet to that good ol'country rhythm, Dale was snapping pics...
I love Big Al!
I can't recall this fella's name...
Don't you just love his hat?!
The big finish
After watching the bears jam we headed out into Frontierland. We quickly came across this group (whose name completely escapes me at the moment)
who were singing "Happy Birthday" to a cute little boy. When they finished they commented on our buttons and asked how long we'd been married. They made a fuss over 21 years and had everyone clap. I was totally into and hammed it up
The leader of the group then told this elaborate tale of how he and Dale had planned for me to walk out into the show and have them sing to me. He said Dale would be paying him a lot of money for this
Then they sang "Hey good lookin, whatcha got cookin" (I have no idea of that songs real name) It was really fun and throughout their little show they referred back to us several times and kept us involved. It was really special!
After my serenade we wandered into the Frontier Post and looked around. Dale found this awesome hidden Mickey that I never even noticed!
Isn't that cool?! I love that!
We didn't buy anything and continued on our way. Dale of course got some more pics...
I think this one looks like a postcard
This was in the window of the Sleepy Hollow refreshment stand...
We stopped in "Ye Olde Christmas Shoppe" in Liberty Square and bought a "baby's first Christmas" ornament for the new baby of one of Dale's employees. The new parents are big Disney fans, who can't wait for the baby's first WDW visit, so we knew they'd appreciate it. We got a baby Minnie ornament and had it personalized with her name, Emma. (We forgot to get a pic though)
As we walked past the castle the castle show was just beginning so we stayed and watched. I love the castle shows! They always feel so magical
After the show we were headed to Tomorrowland and happened to pass Belle's storytime. In all our visits we'd never seen this little show so we decided to stop. Unfortunately, there weren't any seats left in the tiny theater so we had to stand. It is a cute little re-telling of Belle's story with audience "volunteers" as the actors. I think the success of this show lies in it's participants and none of the ones in our show were into it. Despite the lack of enthusiasm from the performers, I was still glad we caught the show!
When we got to Tomorrowland
our first stop was Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin. There was no line and we were able to walk right on! Now you know how Dale always beats me at these things? Well, I hit something and racked up HUGE POINTS!!!! I was so excited that even though he won he only beat me by 3000 points and we both scored as "Planetary Pilots". I was so excited with my achievement that I suggested we should ride again! (In retrospect, I should have accepted my good score and moved on) We walked back on but this time my score was HORRIBLE! Oh well, easy come easy go!
When we left Buzz we headed toward Stitch. I know a lot of people don't like this ride (my own daughter included) but I think it's fun. There was no waiting so we walked right in and onto the ride. I however had the bad luck of choosing a seat that wasn't working so I didn't experience any of the "effects". (on the plus side I didn't have to smell his burp)
After our visit with Stitch we thought we'd go pickup the ornament which was being personalized. On our way out of Tomorrowland we ran into a "character" that I had always wanted to see! I was so excited! Dale really didn't get the fuss I made but he humored me. Who did we see? Well you'll have to wait and find out

(please forgive me if I used this pic before..I can't remember but I really like it!)
I was so excited to walk on to this! I remember waiting in line an hour (before FP) for this ride so I felt very spoiled! I got all the way through the queue and the CM asked how many and I of course said "two" and he said "who you riding with?". I turned around and Dale was nowhere to be found
Apparently, he was enjoying looking at the queue theming and took his time getting through.

He did get this pic which is a cute play on words

When Dale finally appeared the CM told him he needed to stay with me or else the CMs would ride with me

After our wild ride on the rails we headed over to another childhood favorite, The Country Bear Jamboree. Yes this show is corny but I love singing along! So while I was clapping my hands and stomping my feet to that good ol'country rhythm, Dale was snapping pics...
I love Big Al!

I can't recall this fella's name...

Don't you just love his hat?!

The big finish

After watching the bears jam we headed out into Frontierland. We quickly came across this group (whose name completely escapes me at the moment)

who were singing "Happy Birthday" to a cute little boy. When they finished they commented on our buttons and asked how long we'd been married. They made a fuss over 21 years and had everyone clap. I was totally into and hammed it up


After my serenade we wandered into the Frontier Post and looked around. Dale found this awesome hidden Mickey that I never even noticed!

Isn't that cool?! I love that!
We didn't buy anything and continued on our way. Dale of course got some more pics...


I think this one looks like a postcard

This was in the window of the Sleepy Hollow refreshment stand...

We stopped in "Ye Olde Christmas Shoppe" in Liberty Square and bought a "baby's first Christmas" ornament for the new baby of one of Dale's employees. The new parents are big Disney fans, who can't wait for the baby's first WDW visit, so we knew they'd appreciate it. We got a baby Minnie ornament and had it personalized with her name, Emma. (We forgot to get a pic though)
As we walked past the castle the castle show was just beginning so we stayed and watched. I love the castle shows! They always feel so magical







After the show we were headed to Tomorrowland and happened to pass Belle's storytime. In all our visits we'd never seen this little show so we decided to stop. Unfortunately, there weren't any seats left in the tiny theater so we had to stand. It is a cute little re-telling of Belle's story with audience "volunteers" as the actors. I think the success of this show lies in it's participants and none of the ones in our show were into it. Despite the lack of enthusiasm from the performers, I was still glad we caught the show!
When we got to Tomorrowland

our first stop was Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin. There was no line and we were able to walk right on! Now you know how Dale always beats me at these things? Well, I hit something and racked up HUGE POINTS!!!! I was so excited that even though he won he only beat me by 3000 points and we both scored as "Planetary Pilots". I was so excited with my achievement that I suggested we should ride again! (In retrospect, I should have accepted my good score and moved on) We walked back on but this time my score was HORRIBLE! Oh well, easy come easy go!
When we left Buzz we headed toward Stitch. I know a lot of people don't like this ride (my own daughter included) but I think it's fun. There was no waiting so we walked right in and onto the ride. I however had the bad luck of choosing a seat that wasn't working so I didn't experience any of the "effects". (on the plus side I didn't have to smell his burp)
After our visit with Stitch we thought we'd go pickup the ornament which was being personalized. On our way out of Tomorrowland we ran into a "character" that I had always wanted to see! I was so excited! Dale really didn't get the fuss I made but he humored me. Who did we see? Well you'll have to wait and find out
