Hi Brenda!
How ya been?
Missing you again on yet another KK cruise.
Will we ever meet up?
Love reading anything you write
Hey all.. just checking in.
Got back late last night, today will be filled with laundry and unpacking.
Will post pics and details as soon as I can. We had a blast!
Flying Fish -
Abita Beer tasting -
Segway Tour -
But I think I need a vacation from my vacation.
Cathy
Hello Friendies. That was the quickest week of my life. Seriously, I can't belive it's over and that I ate that much food. I've also never sweated that much in my whole life. It was ungodly for the first part of my trip.I'm going to start my trip report as soon as I upload my 2000 photos. (Wall*E was hardly camera shy
)
Just briefly, since I know lots of people are leaving before I can go into lengthy detail about my trip: the best food item I ate was in Buenos Aires, Argentina- Grilled Beef Skewer with Chimichurri Sauce and Boniato Puree. Soooo good. The Fisherman's pie I got was also amazing, there was a whole lobster claw in it!
My Tequila tasting was a disaster. They didn't close down the bar, and there were drunk people in there screaming and we couldn't hear a thing.Disneybride03, Racheltori, and I went and got our money back. I did however hear that the tasting on Friday went well though, so your Tequila Mileage may vary. Other seminars- Barcelona Tapas, Greek Wines, and Beam Dist. were great. The Beam guys were particulary funny. It wasn't straight bourbon, they made cocktails, so I was a little surprised by that.
All in all a good trip. I will never stay at Pop again, but that is a post for my trip report. I had some hits w/ the dining (Citricos, Jiko, Kouzzina) and some duds (Yak & Yeti, Narcooses) but I'm glad I went to each restaurant. My only regret is that I couldn't eat something at every booth. It's hard when you're solo and I'm thinking next year I might bring my brother to share food and booze with.
Hey gang, asking for good thoughts. I have a sprained ankle, great timing huh, 2 weeks from today I'll be on vacation.
guess who was at my table at the warren brown seminar this afternoon??
she had on a bendy-homer pin so i knew i should know her...
Our favorite CM!
I've gotta get me some of that fisherman's pie, too. And very cool that you met Jordan. 
Mostly because I forgot to take the donation envelope out of my desk at work yesterday. So I had to swing by the office this morning before heading to the Walk. I thought the irony of the situation was pretty good, though. The weather was terrific for the 5K walk, and I raised a nice tidy sum for the charity. 
jordan!!!!
Jordan!!!
Did you enjoy Warren Brown's presentation? I thought he was just the nicest guy when we met him in 2006. He's so cute.
Today was the Alzheimer's Memory Walk. I was up at the butt crack of ugly AM, as Chelsi might say.
Later in the day, I bought cheese from Whole Foods, wine from WineStyles (not the greatest though), and some stuff from Costco. Not a bad day at all.
and yes I do love the irony!
They're showing Dr. Zhivago on Turner Classics ... I never get tired of watching this movie.
Today was the Alzheimer's Memory Walk. I was up at the butt crack of ugly AM, as Chelsi might say.
Later in the day, I bought cheese from Whole Foods, wine from WineStyles (not the greatest though), and some stuff from Costco. Not a bad day at all.
I did enjoy it. I was a little concerned because he comes across on TV as being somewhat ... boring! But he isn't. He was so funny. And so was his partner, Mary Myers. He shared the stage very nicely with her. Bob and I passed him on his way into Epcot tonight and he seemed to have recognized me from our front row table this afternoon. He looked right at me, smiled and said "Hello again!" I was impressed.
Although I didn't go to the Deen Bros. seminar this morning, look what I did do:
Bob was buying a cookbook around the corner from this book signing and I just turned around with my phone to catch a shot. Jamie leaned over and winked at me before continuing to greet the others in line. I was delighted by that little bit of closeness to "fame" as it were. It doesn't usually make an impression, but for some reason, he seemed like the real deal too.
I did enjoy it. I was a little concerned because he comes across on TV as being somewhat ... boring! But he isn't. He was so funny. And so was his partner, Mary Myers. He shared the stage very nicely with her. Bob and I passed him on his way into Epcot tonight and he seemed to have recognized me from our front row table this afternoon. He looked right at me, smiled and said "Hello again!" I was impressed.
Although I didn't go to the Deen Bros. seminar this morning, look what I did do:
Bob was buying a cookbook around the corner from this book signing and I just turned around with my phone to catch a shot. Jamie leaned over and winked at me before continuing to greet the others in line. I was delighted by that little bit of closeness to "fame" as it were. It doesn't usually make an impression, but for some reason, he seemed like the real deal too.
Elin:
I second all the comments about showing the Off Kilter guys' legs. But mostly Jamie, the lead singer/bagpipe player.
Kathy:
Yikes! Heal quickly!!
Today was the Alzheimer's Memory Walk. I was up at the butt crack of ugly AM, as Chelsi might say.
Later in the day, I bought cheese from Whole Foods, wine from WineStyles (not the greatest though), and some stuff from Costco. Not a bad day at all.
I should be so lucky!! We are in our late 50s! 
