DanMedix
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Jan 6, 2006
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- 697
As for myself, I'm not a fussy eater at all. (Of course, it's probably from my upbringing, where I can remember times when we able to afford very little to eat in my household growing up. Which is another reason why I think being able to dine and play at WDW (and present it to my kids) is such a blessing. But, I digress...) My DW and DD are kinda picky. My DS is a bottomless pit, and will eat whatever you put in front of him.
The vast majority of our dining experiences have been positive, with DD absolutely loving Teppan Edo, and DS was a fan of SciFi. DW didn't care for the food at Boma (while I LOVED it), but was pleasantly surprised with CP and LTT (two places I've worked hard to book again this year).
However, this year, we're going with my DW's brother, his wife, and their DS (5, same age as my son). These people are the FUSSIEST EATERS I've ever seen in my life! I don't think they "cook" very often, and could go the entire day eating just a single Eggo waffle. I'm seriously worried about these people, and the dining recommendations that they've made ("because they look interesting", they say). But, I keep telling myself that anything they can't cope with is THEIR OWN problem....
The vast majority of our dining experiences have been positive, with DD absolutely loving Teppan Edo, and DS was a fan of SciFi. DW didn't care for the food at Boma (while I LOVED it), but was pleasantly surprised with CP and LTT (two places I've worked hard to book again this year).
However, this year, we're going with my DW's brother, his wife, and their DS (5, same age as my son). These people are the FUSSIEST EATERS I've ever seen in my life! I don't think they "cook" very often, and could go the entire day eating just a single Eggo waffle. I'm seriously worried about these people, and the dining recommendations that they've made ("because they look interesting", they say). But, I keep telling myself that anything they can't cope with is THEIR OWN problem....