Doubt that has any influence, but it made me feel better.We had, not one, but THREE yipping dogs next door to us at Poly Hawaii building in August! They were barking non-stop just as we were trying to sleep. My DSIL walked down & complained(nicely) & was told it would be taken care of immediately. And it was! We never heard them again, but did see them frequently. Out of curiosity I googled dog friendly Disney resorts & lo and behold- Poly popped up. I was very surprised as I thought YC was the only one now that’s dog friendly. I may have seen old information & I’m fairly certain the dogS were “service” dogs. But I will say that despite the one night of constant yipping, they were well behaved & didn’t disturb us again.
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I'm with you, Lene is a huge favorite in our house.
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We originate from the Great White North but located to the South 20 years ago. There seems to be two ways of addressing people ma’am/sir or sweetie/honey. I will call children I don’t know honey (maybe I shouldn’t but don’t know how else to address a young child I don’t know) but would never call an adult I don’t know sweetie or honey. It’s definitely taken getting used to to not bother me, but I think it’s just the way some people have been raised so I give them a pass on it.
Yep, so common here in the South. Though does seem to have some pockets of areas that do it more than others. My (now gone) MIL called EVERYONE! honey. She never used a name, closest friend to newly encountered stranger. DH isn't quite as bad but he's close. It is most definitely not a term of endearment but totally how they were raised. I totally realize how most from outside the area would never understand this. On the other hand, I was raised 200 miles away and it was not commonly used.We originate from the Great White North but located to the South 20 years ago. There seems to be two ways of addressing people ma’am/sir or sweetie/honey. I will call children I don’t know honey (maybe I shouldn’t but don’t know how else to address a young child I don’t know) but would never call an adult I don’t know sweetie or honey. It’s definitely taken getting used to to not bother me, but I think it’s just the way some people have been raised so I give them a pass on it.
Of course all the yes ma’am and yes sir took some getting used to as well. Where we come from that was always usually said with sarcasm.
Agree we Chicago folk think 30 deg..is a heat wave...Thank you Dave! I've got the room right next to it...to the right in this picture...room 5161..requested via Touring Plans for our December trip. Gotta have a balcony!!!! Chicago peeps don't care how chilly it may get in December, we're sitting outside!.
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Yes. If the park closes at 6pm, you can make them for 3:30, 4:30, 5:30.
You can make the CLFP by calling or emailing your list. I'm still trying to decide which method to use, too.
