Twilight Sparkle
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Three cheers for PollyannaMom and Twilight Sparkle because both have reached Pink!!!!
Okay, Skeleton Dance is fantastic!!!! I need to add that to my must watch list for Halloween!Ohh this is a tough one - I adore so many of the Villains. I'll go with cartoon Maleficent, not live action Mal. I adore the chaotic fae being who turns into a dragon to punish people who don't know how to honor the rules of hospitality. Should she have destroyed the kid's life? Meh. But a King and Queen should have known better than to exclude an important member of the Unseelie court from a party.
Skeleton Dance! From 1929. It's fun, spooky, and was pretty gosh darn special when it came out. It's only 5 minutes long but iconic:
And ummmm, I don't like any Mickey Mouse cartoons. I'm strange that way. Closest I've got is 1952's Trick or Treat with Donald and the nephews featuring Witch Hazel. The song always sticks in my head and makes me smile.
60 minutes of weight lifting last night. I expected to get up and running this morning, but my bed was warm and there was a light snow falling so, uh, mmmm, nope.
Raya 360/750, 48%
Caramel filled Mickey Pretzel which was a standard at the MNSSHP from 2016 to 2019. It was a hot salty pretzel filled with sweet caramel goodness. I've never gotten over it and hope it comes back again!1) snack?
Cosmic Rays! Look, I hear you that they usually suck but they once accommodated my weird allergies and made a salad for me that was out of this world. Fresh crispy lettuce, amazing juicy grilled chicken, and a tangy ginger dressing that I wish I could recreate. So while most of the menu is boring if you get a chance a fresh made2) quick service restaurant?
Hands down The Hollywood Brown Derby. First the chef came out and spoke to us, at length about the menu. Then, when my silly self ordered something that would've killed me, he was wise enough to come out, explain how he'd modified it and offer to make it up in the (deadly) way I ordered it, if that was what I really wanted. Elegant, in a bubble that makes you feel you're outside of a theme park, and amazing food. A cool break from everything. Loved it.3) table service restaurant, non-character?
It's sad to admit, I've never been to one. Whoops. : blush :4) character restaurant?
I think I would have loved the caramel pretzel. They need to have that at the German bakery in Epcot.Caramel filled Mickey Pretzel which was a standard at the MNSSHP from 2016 to 2019. It was a hot salty pretzel filled with sweet caramel goodness. I've never gotten over it and hope it comes back again!
Cosmic Rays! Look, I hear you that they usually suck but they once accommodated my weird allergies and made a salad for me that was out of this world. Fresh crispy lettuce, amazing juicy grilled chicken, and a tangy ginger dressing that I wish I could recreate. So while most of the menu is boring if you get a chance a fresh made
Chopped Vegetable and Crispy Noodle Salad with Chicken and Sesame-Ginger Dressing is amazing.
Hands down The Hollywood Brown Derby. First the chef came out and spoke to us, at length about the menu. Then, when my silly self ordered something that would've killed me, he was wise enough to come out, explain how he'd modified it and offer to make it up in the (deadly) way I ordered it, if that was what I really wanted. Elegant, in a bubble that makes you feel you're outside of a theme park, and amazing food. A cool break from everything. Loved it.
It's sad to admit, I've never been to one. Whoops. : blush :
And another 60 minutes at the gym!
Raya 420/750, 57%
What is your favorite Disney hotel/resort at any Disney park or beach destination? And if you always stay off site, what is your preferred place to stay when visiting a Disney park?
Mine is Animal Kingdom Lodge. I love everything about it, and I'd be perfectly content to do a resort only stay there and never leave the property the whole time.
Let's talk about Disney food today!
What is your favorite Disney
1) snack?
2) quick service restaurant?
3) table service restaurant, non-character?
4) character restaurant?
Any Star Wars fans around here? If so, what's your favorite Star Wars movie and favorite Star Wars series?
I grew up with the original 3 movies and have loved the franchise ever since. My favorite movie, though, is one of the newer ones - Solo, and it's all because I love the character Qi'ra. I'd like to see more of her story one day. My favorite series is The Mandalorian because I'm Grogu's #1 fan.
What is your favorite non parks activity for a Disney trip?
I'm sure if I had ever been on a Disney cruise, to Aulani/Vero/Hilton Head, or been on an ABD one of those would be my answer, but since I've only ever been to WDW, I'll go with horseback riding. I loved my horse, and it was such a nice relaxing way to start the day. Second place would be afternoon tea at the Grand Floridian, but that hasn't been offered for a few years now.
Afternoon tea, hands down, always. We're big tea fans and the GF did a wonderful job. I will now share way too many pictures:What is your favorite non parks activity for a Disney trip?
afternoon tea at the Grand Floridian, but that hasn't been offered for a few years now.
I haven't stayed at very many, but I loved the French Quarter.What is your favorite Disney hotel/resort at any Disney park or beach destination? And if you always stay off site, what is your preferred place to stay when visiting a Disney park?
1) Pepperjack Pretzel, but idk if they still have it?What is your favorite Disney
1) snack?
2) quick service restaurant?
3) table service restaurant, non-character?
4) character restaurant?
Not really a Star Wars person. I'll go with Empire Strikes BackAny Star Wars fans around here? If so, what's your favorite Star Wars movie and favorite Star Wars series?
We are rope drop to fireworks people, so I guess my answer would be sleeping. Lol.What is your favorite non parks activity for a Disney trip?