How Many Trips Can I Milk?~A PTR

Oh the pins are great, I especially love the Flounder one. Maybe I should move to Florida and get you to adopt me as a little sister too, Faith sounds like one lucky girl. I wish I could live in America and order bags of pins and go to home depo and 'borrow' stacks of LGMH's too, it sounds so much fun. As for this book your reading, it sounds mad, I cant say I have read or heard of anything like it over here :confused:
 
Evidently DH has gotten all responsible on me and thinks we should be paying for Disney with actual money that we have, not hypothetical money that we may be getting in June.

Oh...:rolleyes1
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Finally made it over here for a read and while I have had many laughs, I thought jumping in here at the end with a comment would be best.

It's amazing how men just don't seem to "get it." I think it's something in their brain :rotfl: , because trust me it's just not your DH. Whenever this happens to me, whether it's with DS or male co-workers, I just have one response, "boys." There's no other explanation needed, they're just boys...but boy do we :love: them.
 
I have the same problem with secrets! Could it be a female thing?:rotfl:
 

Your report is turning out great! I saw the link in your sig from my PTR & had to catch up! Subscribing... can't wait to hear what's next :)
 
I'm subbing.. however.. It might take me a while to catch up.. but I will!! :thumbsup2
 
Oh, no! So sorry that DH did not follow his part in the unveiling of the secret :(. Perhaps once he is there and eating at the WCC, he will feel differently. Are you still going to go ahead and make the ressie?
 
Evidently DH has gotten all responsible on me and thinks we should be paying for Disney with actual money that we have, not hypothetical money that we may be getting in June.

I know exactly how you feel about trying to do something that will knock his socks off. I always imagine the reaction Paul will have and it never happens in reality! Paul is ultra-conservative when it comes to money...he would rather save then spend...he rarely shops...he is definitely from the school of thought that if it's not broke, why do I need a new one...even if we are talking about his 20 year old walkman that takes cassettes. Do they even make cassettes anymore? :lmao:

I planned a nice Disney surprise for my DH on our honeymoon...I booked the train tour for us at Magic Kingdom. He is a MAJOR train finatic. Our computer room is half filled with a train layout. He goes out of his way to get stopped at grade crossings. And he works for a company that makes model trains. He didn't even bat an eye when I told him the night before.

The only time I think I came close to actually surprising him, I ruined it! I had bought him a package where you can drive the cars at Nascar (in PA, not FL). Well at the time, only his computer was connected to the printer...so I used his computer to print out a copy of the ticket since the real ones weren't here yet. Of course, he saw the address in the history and guessed his birthday present that year.

Anyway, this got mightly long didn't it. I guess I like to talk! :goodvibes Sorry you couldn't keep your surprise and that he wasn't excited by it!! Maybe you can still surprise him (he definitely won't think you are doing it now) and plan something different for that day.
 
Well all I have to say is that is a beautiful picture of the new baby!!

But you do know what that means don't you................ANOTHER TRIP TO DISNEY:yay: ..The new baby can't be left out of a trip to see the Mouse.
 
Oh the pins are great, I especially love the Flounder one. Maybe I should move to Florida and get you to adopt me as a little sister too, Faith sounds like one lucky girl. I wish I could live in America and order bags of pins and go to home depo and 'borrow' stacks of LGMH's too, it sounds so much fun. As for this book your reading, it sounds mad, I cant say I have read or heard of anything like it over here :confused:

Yes, your very civilized country wouldn't put up with such a piece of rubbish. We'll have to ship one over to you so you can get a kick out of it!

Finally made it over here for a read and while I have had many laughs, I thought jumping in here at the end with a comment would be best.

It's amazing how men just don't seem to "get it." I think it's something in their brain :rotfl: , because trust me it's just not your DH. Whenever this happens to me, whether it's with DS or male co-workers, I just have one response, "boys." There's no other explanation needed, they're just boys...but boy do we :love: them.

What is it that they say about opposites attracting? You see, DH and I are COMPLETE opposites. I'm very emotional, excitable, impulsive, etc. DH is the epitome of even keel. He doesn't get overly excited or sad. I should have known his reaction would have been a reasonable one.
The funny thing is, thank goodness he is so even keel. Otherwise, we'd both be jumping out of our skins all of the time and nothing would get accomplished!

I have the same problem with secrets! Could it be a female thing?:rotfl:

You may be on to something Winkers...It seems the only kind of Secret I can keep is of the deodorant persuasion!

Just stopping in to subscribe :thumbsup2

I will return :)

:wave: Hello! Thanks for joining in!

Your report is turning out great! I saw the link in your sig from my PTR & had to catch up! Subscribing... can't wait to hear what's next :)

:goodvibes Hi! I have never been as addicted to anything in life as I am to these PTRs. I am going to need quite the intervention to ween me off of these!

I'm subbing.. however.. It might take me a while to catch up.. but I will!! :thumbsup2

:welcome: Take your time getting through this thing. I can't believe I still have 4 months left to go! :scared:

Oh, no! So sorry that DH did not follow his part in the unveiling of the secret :(. Perhaps once he is there and eating at the WCC, he will feel differently. Are you still going to go ahead and make the ressie?

No, I've let go of the imaginary ressie that I never had. Besides, if I was going to do a breakfast ADR, I'd want it to be something like CP.
And if I should somehow decide to book CP in the near future, that info will be shared solely with the several thousand members of the Dis. DH will be told nothing! :rotfl:

I know exactly how you feel about trying to do something that will knock his socks off. I always imagine the reaction Paul will have and it never happens in reality! Paul is ultra-conservative when it comes to money...he would rather save then spend...he rarely shops...he is definitely from the school of thought that if it's not broke, why do I need a new one...even if we are talking about his 20 year old walkman that takes cassettes. Do they even make cassettes anymore? :lmao:

I planned a nice Disney surprise for my DH on our honeymoon...I booked the train tour for us at Magic Kingdom. He is a MAJOR train finatic. Our computer room is half filled with a train layout. He goes out of his way to get stopped at grade crossings. And he works for a company that makes model trains. He didn't even bat an eye when I told him the night before.

The only time I think I came close to actually surprising him, I ruined it! I had bought him a package where you can drive the cars at Nascar (in PA, not FL). Well at the time, only his computer was connected to the printer...so I used his computer to print out a copy of the ticket since the real ones weren't here yet. Of course, he saw the address in the history and guessed his birthday present that year.

Anyway, this got mightly long didn't it. I guess I like to talk! :goodvibes Sorry you couldn't keep your surprise and that he wasn't excited by it!! Maybe you can still surprise him (he definitely won't think you are doing it now) and plan something different for that day.

I hear you about having a DH who's conservative with money. DH and I were raised VERY differently. His parents paid cash for everything. I mean, everything. They would save their little hearts out and drive a car off the lot by paying CASH! Who does that? Meanwhile, my mom was a credit card junkie. I don't think I even saw real money for the first 10 years of my life! Unfortunately, some of my mother rubbed off on me. Case in point: When the kindergarten teacher asked me what I'd do if I had lost my shoe (hoping I'd answer that I would look for it), my response was, "Buy a new pair!" ;) Needless to say, DH and I are trying to find a happy medium.

Great PTR! :thumbsup2

Thanks for reading! :)
 
:goodvibes Hi! I have never been as addicted to anything in life as I am to these PTRs. I am going to need quite the intervention to ween me off of these!

You aren't alone! I am totally addicted, too!

No, I've let go of the imaginary ressie that I never had. Besides, if I was going to do a breakfast ADR, I'd want it to be something like CP.
And if I should somehow decide to book CP in the near future, that info will be shared solely with the several thousand members of the Dis. DH will be told nothing! :rotfl:

Can't wait to hear what the next secret surprise will be!
 
I'd lead DH over to the check in area and tell him, "It's a good thing I thought to book a room since we're too full to begin driving home now." DH would throw his arms around me lovingly and proclaim me the best DW a DH could ever ask for :love2: . He'd then surprise me with a dream Disney vow renewal and we'd immediately buy into DVC amid our euphoria. End of BrittBritt dream sequence. :cloud9:

:sad2: Such a beautiful dream. :sad2: I have dreams like that, too. But then my husband quickly smacks me back into reality with hysterical laughter over my belief that money must grow on trees... :rolleyes:
 
:sad2: Such a beautiful dream. :sad2: I have dreams like that, too. But then my husband quickly smacks me back into reality with hysterical laughter over my belief that money must grow on trees... :rolleyes:

It does grow on trees!! My Dad had one of those trees when I was a teenager... :rotfl2:
 
It does grow on trees!! My Dad had one of those trees when I was a teenager... :rotfl2:

:lmao: yes, and of course everytime he picked from the tree, I got a, "Just don't tell your mother." :goodvibes

Love you Dad!
 
Bummer......lessons learned......:confused3

:teacher: ...I hear ya...


You aren't alone! I am totally addicted, too!

Can't wait to hear what the next secret surprise will be!

I gotta find some way to spend the next four months! ;)

:sad2: Such a beautiful dream. :sad2: I have dreams like that, too. But then my husband quickly smacks me back into reality with hysterical laughter over my belief that money must grow on trees... :rolleyes:

I hate it when money gets in the way! :mad:

It does grow on trees!! My Dad had one of those trees when I was a teenager... :rotfl2:

Unfortunately, my dad missed out on picking up some of the Money Tree seeds. :rolleyes:

:lmao: yes, and of course everytime he picked from the tree, I got a, "Just don't tell your mother." :goodvibes

Love you Dad!

Too funny! :goodvibes Sounds like someone was daddy's little girl. princess:
 
Hello readers! As many of us on here are teachers, I couldn't resist posting this recent news story for us all to enjoy. I have taken the liberty of jotting down my own personal comments. How does this relate to Disney you ask? Well, this took place in Orlando, and this teacher CLEARLY wasn't having a Disney day! Feel free to post your own comments.

The 13-year-old boy who urinated in his teacher's lunchbox last week said Wednesday that his teacher seemed serious when she denied his repeated requests to go to the restroom and eventually told him to hold it or use her lunchbox.

Quonterius Thomas, a sixth-grader at Meadowbrook Middle School in Orange County, said he debated what to do for a while.

Ok, so the boy is 13 and in the 6th grade. Strike one...Now, I can imagine an inexperienced teacher giving an ultimatum like, "Hold it or go in your pants," but where on earth did this teacher come up with the lunch box option? I also like how the article says Quonterius debated about what to do. Can you picture him weighing the pros and cons of whether to pee in his teacher's lunch box? :sad2:

Eventually, fearing he would get in trouble if he left the room or wet himself if he waited longer, he relieved himself in the vinyl lunchbox, Quonterius said.The teenager said he was embarrassed about what had happened March 13 and did not want to return to school. He missed two days after the incident, returning to classes Tuesday at his mother's insistence.

"Everybody keeps on giving me questions," he said in an interview after school Wednesday. "I hope everything goes back to normal."

The teacher, Jameeka Chambers, was placed on paid leave Tuesday while district administrators investigate what happened.

I think it's safe to say that his teacher is the most embarrassed one!

School officials said Tuesday that they thought Chambers made the comment in jest or with sarcasm, without intending for the teenager to literally follow her command. But based on other students' statements, they believe that she said it and that the teenager urinated in her lunchbox while standing behind a classroom bookcase.

Well, at least the child tried to hide himself...What was the teacher doing while this was happening? How could she not notice what was going on?

Chambers is scheduled to be interviewed by district administrators Monday, and school officials hope to gain a fuller explanation of what happened, and why. Officials said Wednesday that they had no new information about the investigation.

Quonterius said he asked Chambers at least twice if he could use the restroom and she said no. When he asked again, he at first thought she was joking when she told him to use the lunchbox. But when she still would not let him leave, he decided she was not. He waited a while, but there were still about 30 minutes left in class.

"I was thinking about it," he said. "Should I do it, or should I not do it? I had to go even worse. I had to go. I was going to pee on myself."

He said he ducked behind a bookcase, but other students in the class knew what took place. They were talking and laughing about it.

Once again, how could the teacher not know what was going on??? :eek:

He returned the lunchbox to Chambers, he said, who told him to take it to the boys' bathroom, where he emptied the lunchbox and then threw it in the trash.

GROSS! Hey, at least he took care of that lunchbox.

Later that day, he told his mother what happened.

Quonterius' mother, Shameka Bryant, said she does not think Chambers belongs back in front of students.

Maybe her son doesn't belong back in front of teachers! He knew what he was doing was wrong, and he did it anyway.

Bryant said she first thought her son was "playing" when he told her what happened, but she got upset when she realized he was not.

I love it. She gets upset with the teacher and totally absolves the son from responsibility. Only in America!

The next morning, she went to the school to speak with the principal and contacted Central Florida News 13, which brought a television crew to the campus. By that time, Chambers was in New Orleans at a conference, which delayed the investigation and the decision to place her on leave.

Clearly mom isn't concerned about embarrassing her son further. She called the press! I think we all know that a lawsuit is in the near future. Maybe mom will take son to Disney with all the money they'll win!
Wait a minute, how come this teacher gets to attend a cool conference in New Orleans? Nevermind, I think I'd rather have POFQ than the real thing!


Chambers is a University of Florida graduate in her first year of teaching. She is paid $37,000 a year. She could not be reached for comment.

Bryant said her son is in Chambers' language-arts class and has had no other problems in her room, except for the time she gave him a referral because he had forgotten a belt and his pants were hanging too low.

The incident did not occur during his language-arts class, however. He was doing work on a classroom computer for his math class.

Shamefully low salary to have to deal with a child who won't pull up his pants and pees in your lunchbox!

I think that both sides are in the wrong here. I just thought I'd throw this out there to see what you all think.
 
Hello readers! As many of us on here are teachers, I couldn't resist posting this recent news story for us all to enjoy. I have taken the liberty of jotting down my own personal comments. How does this relate to Disney you ask? Well, this took place in Orlando, and this teacher CLEARLY wasn't having a Disney day! Feel free to post your own comments.

I think that both sides are in the wrong here. I just thought I'd throw this out there to see what you all think.

Well I am not a real teacher yet...but I sub a lot. I somewhat agree with you that both are in the wrong but...

I hate when I sub in a class where the teacher has forbidden me to give passes. I always feel that who am I to tell a student if they can or can't go to the bathroom. When I am in a class where I can give passes, I usually allow a student to go.

Of course, there are exceptions. If the student was talking or goofing off the whole class, I won't give a pass. Also it depends on what school I am in and how long they have between classes. Obviously in elementary they don't have time between subjects and I don't want any accidents, so I always let them go. In most of the high schools and middle schools, they get between 4 and 6 minutes. But in the middle school I usually sub in, they only get 2 minutes. What makes it worse is there is not a bell system in place and the teachers are left to rely on their classroom clocks, none of which match.

I feel bad for the boy but also for the teacher. Since she hasn't spoken, we probably don't know the whole story. Was he goofing off? Does he ask to go everyday? Is there plenty of time before class? Obviously he should be old enough to hold it, but there are always emergencies.

A few weeks ago I was subbing in a middle school health class (the one with 2 minutes between each period), and the teacher left a note, that said absolutely no passes. Now, I must have had at least a dozen kids ask to go the bathroom and I said no. I feel bad, but the one thing that can get you fired is not following the teachers lesson plan and rules. But there was one boy who asked me a few times. I kept saying no. He told me it was an emergency but I still said no. After all, I have been trained to realize that students will say anything to get out of the classroom. Finally he asked me, what will you do if I just walk out? I told him I would have to leave a note for his teacher. So he walked out, used the restroom and came back within a few minutes. He wasn't acting up in class and he wasn't gone long and clearly wasn't trying to take advantage. I did leave a note for the teacher and explained the sitution...of course as a sub you never know really what happens with those notes.

Anyway, this is turning into a chapter book...but those are my thoughts.
 
When you gotta go you gotta go.
I don't think the boy could process that it was better to walk out then pee in the lunchbox. I don't know how you can deny the bathroom from a child...or an adult for that matter. Understand that some kids are just trying to get out of class but there should be some sort of system so every child could use the restroom if they needed. 2 minutes may not be enough time for a young lady dealing with her "friend" or for the other thing you do in the bathroom...poop
 











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