podsnel
<font color=blue>just skippin' around, amusing mys
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We get back to the room and DD says you wont believe what they witnessed. Yes PPPs, this is the first of the non-G rated events. DD and DDfi were sitting out on the balcony, relaxing and chilling.
For those that dont know, if you looked down from the heavens to the top of BLT, it is shaped somewhat like a horseshoe, a crescent moon or a half circle take your pick of descriptions. Our lake view room was on the inside of that horseshoe so you are looking not only at the lake but also at other rooms.
DD said there were two little boys, naked (or as we say in the South nekked) and they were pressing their .ummm .male appendages up against the balcony glass door! Im not sure of their purpose but these kind of things are not that unusual for little boys and maybe in some not-so-public venues, it might be considered cute.
But the over the top thing was that a few floors away, there was an old man walking around in his birthday suit with the balcony shades open for all to see!![]()
A word to the wise folks, if youre gonna walk around your room au naturel (at any age), you probably arent super model material and Disney is family oriented so lets let the kiddies remain innocent as long as possible without possibly scarring them for life! Makes you wonder if those two little boys had seen someone on our side of the tower and were just copying them! NOOOOO it wasnt me. I was walking to MK to get the TIW card, remember? I have an alibi .this time.![]()



OMGEEEEEEE!!!! 
I remember thinking when I had a lv room at BLT- you'd better shut the blinds when you're getting changed! The neighbors are close!! Glad you like the TIW- I LOVE mine, it saves us much, much more than the dining plan ever could. And on the tipping, we usually do 20%, so it saves us there, too.
Except when we tip extra because they deserve it. Which happens sometimes after a bottle of wine...

Great TR so far!!



Nobody wants to see body parts pressed against glass. Period. That's why we have curtains, people. And that's also why we don't press ourselves against glass! 
A bit of advice in taking fireworks pics A tripod is a must; a remote shutter release is a must and a Neutral Density filter is very advisable. It sounds like I know what Im talking about, doesnt it? Nah, Im just repeating what Ive been told but it is true. Also, make sure your tripod elevates your camera above 5 feet. The wall on the observation deck at TWL is right at 4 feet tall and you are looking down on the MK. You need the additional foot to get above the wall to have a good angle. Also, leave your shutter open longer than you think it should be to get more of the fireworks path in your picture. Here are some pics with the shutter open around 5 seconds




DWs getting a bit uneasy now, as are the others in the car so I manage to turn the vehicle around on this cart path and retrace our steps.