ctrabada
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- Apr 24, 2000
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Hi, guys, I'm back....
Jen, I haven't had a chance to read your trip report... I really want to get to it but I have to borrow computers to post here and don't have the time....
Dagny, I did add on 120 pts but have not sent the paperwork back yet....
We went to MNSSHP on Sunday, 10/30 and it was sold out but all the rides we went on were walk ons.... loved it. I really liked Hallowishes but was not impressed with the parade... last year's was so much better. This time they bundled all the villains into one float... the one time a year they can shine they get relegated to one little part of the parade now.... Last year they had a lot more villain floats and felt more like Halloween....
I will post pix later, I'm trying to upload them.
WLL, I didn't do PfTS because we didn't want to spend the $$$$.... I haven't been able to work for 2 weeks and I'm self-employed, so no worky, no money and DH just started today and I think he'll have to take a whole week without pay. I just couldn't justify it, but I will make plans for it next year.
ahhhhhhh, we stayed at BWV and really liked it. The bartenders at the pool bar were fabulous. One of them, Ty, made me a drink called "Hurricane" to get over my Hurricane Wilma blues and it was very yummy! When I asked him what it had (after I drank it of course) he said rum several times.... We kept hopping from the hot tub (it was cold!) to the slide to the hot tub.... it was fun.
For F&W, we didn't do as much as we have in past years, probably because I was somewhat frazzled (had only 1/2 tank of gas and there was no gas anywhere... finally was able to fill up after a 30-min wait in Ft. Pierce... I was running on fumes). When we checked in, they offered me a handicap-accessible room right away but I declined and decided to wait for a regular room. We left our luggage in storage and walked to Epcot.
France: Vouvray (this was fabulous, loved it)
Spain: Tried the $8 sampling tour of 5 different wines, one white and 4 red. All good
Barley & Hops Market: Sam Adams Black Lager (excellent); BBQ Beef with New England Cornbread (excellent); Samuel Adams Chocolate Cream
Stout Cake (too chocolatey for me, but DH liked it)
Italy: Baked Ziti Carbonara with Pancetta (good)
Germany: German Weinkraut and Sausage (very good); Traditional Apple Strudel (very good); Lowenbrau Oktoberfest (excellent). Alexander, the CM selling pretzels next to the German booth kept talking to us and teaching us German words, he was great.
Australia: Did the walkabout. Wines were very good.
China: Pot stickers (very good) and Tsingtsao beer (good).
And by that time, I was tired and called to see if our room was ready and it was, so we headed back to collect our luggage. We unpacked and went to the pool.
Overall, it was a great weekend escape.
Jen, I haven't had a chance to read your trip report... I really want to get to it but I have to borrow computers to post here and don't have the time....
Dagny, I did add on 120 pts but have not sent the paperwork back yet....
We went to MNSSHP on Sunday, 10/30 and it was sold out but all the rides we went on were walk ons.... loved it. I really liked Hallowishes but was not impressed with the parade... last year's was so much better. This time they bundled all the villains into one float... the one time a year they can shine they get relegated to one little part of the parade now.... Last year they had a lot more villain floats and felt more like Halloween....
I will post pix later, I'm trying to upload them.
WLL, I didn't do PfTS because we didn't want to spend the $$$$.... I haven't been able to work for 2 weeks and I'm self-employed, so no worky, no money and DH just started today and I think he'll have to take a whole week without pay. I just couldn't justify it, but I will make plans for it next year.
ahhhhhhh, we stayed at BWV and really liked it. The bartenders at the pool bar were fabulous. One of them, Ty, made me a drink called "Hurricane" to get over my Hurricane Wilma blues and it was very yummy! When I asked him what it had (after I drank it of course) he said rum several times.... We kept hopping from the hot tub (it was cold!) to the slide to the hot tub.... it was fun.
For F&W, we didn't do as much as we have in past years, probably because I was somewhat frazzled (had only 1/2 tank of gas and there was no gas anywhere... finally was able to fill up after a 30-min wait in Ft. Pierce... I was running on fumes). When we checked in, they offered me a handicap-accessible room right away but I declined and decided to wait for a regular room. We left our luggage in storage and walked to Epcot.
France: Vouvray (this was fabulous, loved it)
Spain: Tried the $8 sampling tour of 5 different wines, one white and 4 red. All good
Barley & Hops Market: Sam Adams Black Lager (excellent); BBQ Beef with New England Cornbread (excellent); Samuel Adams Chocolate Cream
Stout Cake (too chocolatey for me, but DH liked it)
Italy: Baked Ziti Carbonara with Pancetta (good)
Germany: German Weinkraut and Sausage (very good); Traditional Apple Strudel (very good); Lowenbrau Oktoberfest (excellent). Alexander, the CM selling pretzels next to the German booth kept talking to us and teaching us German words, he was great.
Australia: Did the walkabout. Wines were very good.
China: Pot stickers (very good) and Tsingtsao beer (good).
And by that time, I was tired and called to see if our room was ready and it was, so we headed back to collect our luggage. We unpacked and went to the pool.
Overall, it was a great weekend escape.