SO glad you are good to go on crazy rides.....that would really, really stink if you couldn't!!!! (any excuse to use a dancing banana!!!) Also happy to hear that you are on the road to recovery.....You've been in my prayers! 
(Just ask Kara - and Capt. Jack 
) But what better place to lose it than MK?
So here we were-
I forget her exact story, but I know Laura knows it and hopefully she can impart some of it here....
Then he looked at me and said, "Hey, I remember me? The Magic? April? We shared a moment........"
But apparently Ellen's meds were NOT working!!! Cause that H2Ochallengosis was really coming on with a vengeance!!!
Hi everyone!! I'm starting my RCI TR- here's a link-
http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?p=42345976#post42345976
I hope you'll come by to read!
While we had the world's BEST scone-
Oh those photos of the tea are wonderful, but making me sad! We used to have something similar in my hometown.
There was a local lady who had a B & B in a gorgeous old Victorian home in our town. Every weekday afternoon she offered high tea from 3-5 PM. It was only about $15PP. She served biscuits (not cookies!) scones, and wonderful cake. It was great to visit and have conversation with friends.
But the kicker was after you were done she would come around to your table and read your tea leaves from your cup!
She was a witch and would do palm readings, fortunes, star charts, and was licensed to perform marriages, etc...
Now I know you're thinking this is a little kooky, and it really wasn't. She wasn't all tacky psychic like out on the highway with the neon billboard. It was a gorgeous parlor with old fashioned pink cabbage rose wallpaper. She had several dozen sets of old tea pots, cups, warmers and cozies. Lots of antiques...
And her readings were very spot on. We visited her once or twice a year, and she was always very on the money with me, my mom, and our friends that went with us. She was very spiritual and lovely.
She passed away a few years ago. I miss going...
We actually waited for quite a while for a table, but we were adding an extra person in, and they were very accomodating. Finally, we went inside-
We also tried- Queso Fundido - Melted Cheese with poblano peppers, chorizo and flour tortillas - $12.50 
The food looks awesome! I am considering buying a park hopper so I can hop on over to Epcot and try it since we will be staying so close at CBR.
Try enlarging the picture.....not only does she look cute, she also has H2Ochallengosis!!!!
Excuse me???? And fwiw, I have my own arsenal this year..... just sayin.....
Believe it or not I've been to Epcot 4 times and until recently didn't know there was a whole other world inside the pavillion at Mexico
Great pics! The girls are too cute in their matching dresses!
The ritas look yummo as always! I'd have to go for the sweeter one, couldn't handle tabasco in a drink!
Boy, you're training the younger crowd how to do it right! I think she needs a button that says 2nd Gen Dis MOM in training!
I nabbed this from another thread. It was a treat to meet her
The lady who is always at the Grand Floridian Hotel is my sister, Lynn, who lives near there and is definitely Not homeless.
Her late Husband, Bruce, used to be there often, too, but would often go off and do other things while Lynn listened to the music.
She takes her bags of teddy bears with her everywhere and has for many many years.
Lynn has a terrific sense of humor, but she does hear the beat to a different drummer, as the old saying goes.
Bruce suddenly passed away from a brain aneurysm October of 2007, which was a shock to all of us. He had a fantastic sense of humor as well, and the two of them couldn't have been more perfectly matched.
Lynn will be 67 in March, so she isn't as old as some thought. I am 65, and at times, websites like this one are somewhat of a struggle for me to figure out how to use, so I hope you will be patient with me.
Even as a child Lynn was rather overly imaginative. I remember when one night she got me to drag her into our closet so she could pretend she was a doll and 'catch' all of the toys come 'alive' when the rest of us were asleep. She was probably around 7 or 8 at the time. She was dissappointed the next morning that none had come to life, but she reasoned it all out that the toys must have realized that she was really a human and not a real toy.
So, Lynn is not homeless, but she is OCD. One day she will no doubt tire of going to the GF and go off into something else.
She and Bruce used to love to hand out teddy bears to children, but only after asking the children's parent's permission first. They have been going to Disney since it opened, and have spent a small fortune there, taking 4 kids there very often, spending almost more time in the place where people camp than at their own home, renting golf carts. So, if anyone thinks either of them were or are freeloaders, they are very wrong.
The person who wrote #43 on the original site about my sister needs to learn compassion for those less fortunate than she is. With the way the world is today, she could be homeless right now. I hope that is NOT the case, but if it is, I can't help but wonder if she would even give a thought to what she wrote about homeless people when many thought Lynn might be, and she really didn't like the idea of Lynn being in the hotel if she was homeless. I seem to remember that she didn't even want Lynn there if she wasn't a guest at the hotel. My goodness, don't you think there are literally thousands of people that go into these hotels to eat in the restaurants, or listen to the music, etc. It is a public place.
Lynn has a LOT of friends at the hotel, as well as a few like the above person, who resent her being there daily.
Who is she hurting? No one.
At any rate, I hope this satisfies everyone's curiosity. Thanks to all of you who were kind in your remarks about her.
Lynn's Sister,
Tracy Joan
Nashville, TN
Nice touch!
