There was an article shortly post lock-down about ride plans for the scrapped Cherry Tree Lane UK expansion. It was basically teacups/alien saucer swirl, but umbrellas. Which....is that really the best that Disney can come up with? There are only so many ride iterations that you can copy (looking at YOU dumbo/magic carpets/dino)I’m not a big Epcot fan so I don’t really know what else to put there. However, after seeing some of the ideas here I would like some IP related stuff. The Emperors New Grove ride or Hercules sound pretty cool. I would be happy if they just added old ideas like the bullet train coaster in Japan or a Mary Poppins ride in UK.
If they had the them park rights to Bluey they'd just make Australia into a bizarro Bluey land and I would love it and hate it in equal measure, more than anything else in the world.-Oceana: Rescuers Down Under (not sure if that would pass the publicity test these days) and Finding Nemo/Dory could be the IP there, but I think it would take a newer, successful movie similar to Encanto to pull the clout needed to get into a park.
Yes to the griddled cheese, please.SAFD: I’ll add another vote for Greece. Mainly because I want the griddled cheese available year round!
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This is a very delayed response- but I get these and they really are the worst. I had 2 this week when I let my hydration status get away from me when the weather turned warm and humid. I think I need to carry water on every run and add in some salt tabs.I get ocular migraines also and usually is the warning sign that I am dehydrated. Usually a bottle of sports drink and sitting in a nice dark room will squash them in 15-30 minutes. But yes, they are very annoying and inconvenient especially when they pop up in the middle of an activity or driving. The blurry spots in your vision are the worst.
Wow this is amazing! Sounds exhausting just reading it lol.SAFD: I never stop running so we are running this summer. I run about 4-5 a week and bike other days with a "rest" day 1 day a week. We are planning a half for the fall, then focusing on MW which is the 1/2 and 10k for us. We have been keeping a base for our long runs since Princess weekend and we hover around 7-9 miles depending on weekend events. That should put us in great shape for training for our October 1/2.
Strength training is something Iove to throw in. I usually do some weight work after my run (push ups, core, chin/pull ups, kettle bell work), but I also do Pure Barre 4-5x a week which has really been great for all those muscles around my hips. In fact, a lot of the movement we do is similar to what I did for PT when I had piriformis issues years ago.