Steamboat Marti said:I was beginning to think you aren't addicted any more... saw some posts on other threads... hoping you'd stop in before bed!!
tink2020 said:'Night everyone! I've been sitting in front of the computer making slideshows, etc for HOURS.... my brain is fried! All that, and hopefully my Photo Movie comes tomorrow anyway, and I won't even show anyone the other shows!![]()
Have a good night! Denise.... glad BK is feeling better. Now hopefully you can stop in more often![]()
ReAnSt said:Denise,
Good luck in your research. Although it is something that can change according to the day that Christmas and New Years falls, because it than gives kids and parents more or less days off depending on the case. Also the park you attend is a big factor as well.
Becky
Merry Christmas!!tmfranlk said:Merry Christmas DDAers!
Just in case I don't make it back on I wanted o get out my good wishes.
Santa is coming to visit tomorrow evening while we are out for dinner. After we get home, Phil, Terra and I will open our gifts from each other and my family (if those arrive in time). Thursday we pack and the Friday we leave at 5am for the airport and fly to CA. I'm highly tempted to brave the crowds to hit Holiday Small World and the other DL-only rides. I'm not sure though because my best friend just invited us to spend any and all of their holiday meals with them. I'm excited since they are a much more "normal" family than my inlaws. With them it will be a more formal Christmas for a few hours on Sunday and then a "thanks for flying cross country, see you next time." I'm being mean I know, but it's just so different from my "of course you're staying with us, what do you mean you can't stay longer" family.
I hope that everyone is feeling better by Saturday, especially all of the cute little ones that we have running around here. May your holiday be merry, wonderful, cheery, happy, and full of great Disney things!![]()
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I'm so excited: another grammar question! (Yup, I'm a geek!)ReAnSt said:I got a question for all of you grammar type English people. What is the difference between than and then? Please don't laugh, I pronounce both of them the same, when they are written down on a piece of paper or when I am reading something. So how can I tell them apart if I pronounce them the same way or how are they different. I don't get it, I need help.
Becky
ksoehrlein said:I'm so excited: another grammar question! (Yup, I'm a geek!)
I usually think of "then" when I'm talking about what comes next. Example: I'll go to WDW and THEN I'll worry about paying the bills. I like to remember it this way: THEN has the letters NE and so does NEXT.
I think of "than" when I'm thinking of amounts (again, the trick is that the letter A is shared by both THAN and AMOUNT). So for example: My DVC purchase cost less THAN my last 5 on-site stays.
triplefigs said:Oh, I'm addicted, but at the moment I'm addicted and OBSESSED with picking dates for next December. DH is all freaked out by the big crowds I've read about this week (would be the week we go next year) vs earlier in the month. If we go later, the kids don't miss any school and we can go for a longer trip. Otherwise, we only go for 4 days/5 nights and the kids would miss 3 days of school. I can't wait for Tammi to get back to give me the scoop. So, I'm checking the TPAS board constantly looking for updates! I've already booked a package with AAA, so if we're changing, I need to do it ASAP.
Any advice or opinions from the DDA?
I do too. I guess for spelling test purposes, you'd have to pronounce "than" to rhyme with "an" even though that's not how you'd say it in real life. DD's only in Kindergarten and DS is only 2, so I haven't had to worry about it yet. Thanks for the warning. When spelling tests come our way, I'll have to remember to be extra careful in my pronounciation.ReAnSt said:So I guess I have been using them right I just pronounce both of them as then.
ksoehrlein said:Denise,
I'm wondering about next year, too. Between your trip report, the Travel Channel, and the Food Network, I'm dying to stay at the GF next December -- and I even have DH convinced that it's something we NEED to do as a family. Major hurdle conquered right there. I'm dying to make my ressies now.
But...
DD will be in first grade next year and I'm nervous about taking her out of school and about skipping out of work during our year-end crunch time. Her school's winter break didn't start until 12/21 this year and I'm guessing it may be 12/22 next year. That should be OK for my work schedule, too, but isn't that too late for MVMCP? That's a must-do, dontcha think?
If only the school district would release next year's schedule sometime before June so we could know for sure...
ksoehrlein said:I'm so excited: another grammar question! (Yup, I'm a geek!)
I usually think of "then" when I'm talking about what comes next. Example: I'll go to WDW and THEN I'll worry about paying the bills. I like to remember it this way: THEN has the letters NE and so does NEXT.
I think of "than" when I'm thinking of amounts (again, the trick is that the letter A is shared by both THAN and AMOUNT). So for example: My DVC purchase cost less THAN my last 5 on-site stays.