1000thhappyhaunt
Maelstromer
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That's the weather report.
Now then... after Tommy and I had put on our costumes we moseyed down to the first floor of the Too Grand for the happyhaunts Floridian.
Well... Tommy moseyed b/c he was the cowboy.
I sauntered, ambled, lurched and staggered. Trying to find my sea legs. B/c I was the pirate.
Capish?
It seemed to be going very Johnny Depp(ish) for me until Tommy asked if my jeans were too tight.
Yes they were. However, since half of my left buttcheek and knee were ripped out of them. I could still breathe. Comfortably.
I know. I know. Why would you wear full-on pirate/groupie gear to Disneyworld?!!!!
I slapped myself with Tommy's cowboy hat and 7 pounds of over-the-knee leather pirate boot. Just for good measure.
Or did I?
We took some pictures of ourselves in the fancy lobby. I took some of Tommy. Tommy took a couple of his index finger, foot and the corner of a piano.
Which we will frame and give to The General for her birthday. This week.
When she turns 103.
Then we walked over to the elevator to take a little ride up to the next floor. B/c it's fancy and you can see through it into the lobby.
As we were waiting endlessly for it to come... we noticed a wedding party hanging out by the stairs. Beside. Us.
It wasn't an entire wedding party. Just the groom and about seven groomsmen.
Clearly they had been to the Garden View Lounge for "tea". Already. Either that or just the bar.
They caught sight of us at the elevator and started yelling "ARRRGGGHHH!!!". And other flattering stuff.
Only it wasn't that flattering. Unless my name was Paris. NOCityofLights.
Tommy said, "Mommy, why are those men yelling at you?".
I answered, "They think I'm a bad pirate.".
Tommy looked confused, "But you're a good pirate?".
Apparently that's not what my forehead sign read. In blurred triplicate. To a gaggle of greatly grogged groomsmen.
Blessedly the elevator came soon enough and Tommy and I got on.
But not before I flipped them the universal sign for "Goodbye".
No. No. NO!!!!!
I have SOME CLASS.
Just not enough for this particular hotel.
We headed for the monorail.
B/c the happyhaunts don't stud waitin' for the slow boat back to the Magic Kingdom.
We waited with the crowd for the monorail.
It pulled up and the door opened.
Amazingly, just at that moment, a CM dude came up to Tommy and I and asked if we'd like to ride in the very front. With the driver.
OH YEAH!!!!!
We did.
We got in along with an older couple and sat back to enjoy the short ride.
It wasn't that short.
We waited. And waited. The monorail just sat. There.
Next time the happyhaunts'll stud waitin' for the slow boat back back to the Magic Kingdom.
But... the other couple was very nice. And asked if we wanted a picture of ourselves in the monorail car.
We did. And I posted it. In the last chapter. TFI.
Then the lady started talking to Tommy.
She asked him where we were going. Huh? DUH?!!!!
I let him answer b/c I was busy writing "... and looked at her incredulously" in my Tripe Reporter Notebook.
He said, "We're going to Mickey's Hallowe'en Party!".
And so. We did.
We stowed our stuff back in our locker.
Got our wristbands.
And entered the park.
We grabbed a map from the CM Disney Map Pusher guy.
And I told Tommy our mission for treats was this: "TAKE WHAT YOU CAN!!! GIVE NOTHING BACK!!!!".
And, with that, we started up Main St.
We saw a bunch of AMAZING costumes. Just mind-boggling. The princesses, the characters, the princesses, the princesses.
Princesses. More princesses.
Princesses.
AND a few more little girls in long flowing gowns and tiaras.
Wow. It was like PROM.
Except I was in a pirate costume. And not a freaky weird homemade aqua blue satin girl-tuxedo deal. NOGeneral.
Anywho... I was impressed by the care, time and money many of the guests had put into their costumes.
It was very cool.
I even stopped and looked at this one guy dressed in full-ON camo.
He was pretty good looking. I'll admit.
Just my type: tall, dark and awkward.
And three other words which mean "sweaty".
Kinda like a combination of Tim McGraw and Elmer Fudd. Timler McFudd.
"Shhhh. Be vewy, vewy qwiet! I'm wookin' fer wittle wabbits wif a wifle!"!
Anywho... all that to say this: Mel happyhaunt studs wookin' at weawy weawy wed hot CAMO studs.
Gee, that may not have come out in the best possible way.
And, yet, I'm leaving it.
'Cause Mellyman wears camo. And he'll appreciate the props.
I think.
After my knee-high leather pirate boots went up and down... we headed for Liberty Square.
And a bathroom.
For Tommy.
Who had drank two whole pots of the Magical Dark Tea. At the GF.
He went for a magically long pee.
A super pee.
And, NO, I'm not singing the song again.
Then he announced... while I was looking for a phone number by the sinks... that he was LOCKED IN the stall.
Great.
Just ab FAB!!!!
I tried to explain to him how to unlock the door. Through the door.
No capish.
I asked him to slide under the door.
No.
Why????!!!!!
B/c he didn't want to get his new cowboy costume dirty.
ARRRRRGGGGGGHHHHHH!!!!
It appeared that I, his fully-costumed pirateMom, would have to wiggle under the bathroom stall door to unlock it. MYSELF.
I have NO problem with looting, plundering or pillaging.
But I didn't want to drag my booty all across a dirty washroom floor! Either.
CRAP!!!!
Where IS that dog with the KEYS?!!!! When you need him?
Cheers, Mel.

Now then... after Tommy and I had put on our costumes we moseyed down to the first floor of the Too Grand for the happyhaunts Floridian.
Well... Tommy moseyed b/c he was the cowboy.
I sauntered, ambled, lurched and staggered. Trying to find my sea legs. B/c I was the pirate.
Capish?
It seemed to be going very Johnny Depp(ish) for me until Tommy asked if my jeans were too tight.
Yes they were. However, since half of my left buttcheek and knee were ripped out of them. I could still breathe. Comfortably.
I know. I know. Why would you wear full-on pirate/groupie gear to Disneyworld?!!!!
I slapped myself with Tommy's cowboy hat and 7 pounds of over-the-knee leather pirate boot. Just for good measure.
Or did I?
We took some pictures of ourselves in the fancy lobby. I took some of Tommy. Tommy took a couple of his index finger, foot and the corner of a piano.
Which we will frame and give to The General for her birthday. This week.
When she turns 103.
Then we walked over to the elevator to take a little ride up to the next floor. B/c it's fancy and you can see through it into the lobby.
As we were waiting endlessly for it to come... we noticed a wedding party hanging out by the stairs. Beside. Us.
It wasn't an entire wedding party. Just the groom and about seven groomsmen.
Clearly they had been to the Garden View Lounge for "tea". Already. Either that or just the bar.
They caught sight of us at the elevator and started yelling "ARRRGGGHHH!!!". And other flattering stuff.
Only it wasn't that flattering. Unless my name was Paris. NOCityofLights.
Tommy said, "Mommy, why are those men yelling at you?".
I answered, "They think I'm a bad pirate.".
Tommy looked confused, "But you're a good pirate?".
Apparently that's not what my forehead sign read. In blurred triplicate. To a gaggle of greatly grogged groomsmen.
Blessedly the elevator came soon enough and Tommy and I got on.
But not before I flipped them the universal sign for "Goodbye".
No. No. NO!!!!!
I have SOME CLASS.
Just not enough for this particular hotel.
We headed for the monorail.
B/c the happyhaunts don't stud waitin' for the slow boat back to the Magic Kingdom.
We waited with the crowd for the monorail.
It pulled up and the door opened.
Amazingly, just at that moment, a CM dude came up to Tommy and I and asked if we'd like to ride in the very front. With the driver.
OH YEAH!!!!!
We did.
We got in along with an older couple and sat back to enjoy the short ride.
It wasn't that short.
We waited. And waited. The monorail just sat. There.
Next time the happyhaunts'll stud waitin' for the slow boat back back to the Magic Kingdom.
But... the other couple was very nice. And asked if we wanted a picture of ourselves in the monorail car.
We did. And I posted it. In the last chapter. TFI.
Then the lady started talking to Tommy.
She asked him where we were going. Huh? DUH?!!!!
I let him answer b/c I was busy writing "... and looked at her incredulously" in my Tripe Reporter Notebook.
He said, "We're going to Mickey's Hallowe'en Party!".
And so. We did.
We stowed our stuff back in our locker.
Got our wristbands.
And entered the park.
We grabbed a map from the CM Disney Map Pusher guy.
And I told Tommy our mission for treats was this: "TAKE WHAT YOU CAN!!! GIVE NOTHING BACK!!!!".
And, with that, we started up Main St.
We saw a bunch of AMAZING costumes. Just mind-boggling. The princesses, the characters, the princesses, the princesses.
Princesses. More princesses.
Princesses.
AND a few more little girls in long flowing gowns and tiaras.
Wow. It was like PROM.
Except I was in a pirate costume. And not a freaky weird homemade aqua blue satin girl-tuxedo deal. NOGeneral.
Anywho... I was impressed by the care, time and money many of the guests had put into their costumes.
It was very cool.
I even stopped and looked at this one guy dressed in full-ON camo.
He was pretty good looking. I'll admit.
Just my type: tall, dark and awkward.
And three other words which mean "sweaty".
Kinda like a combination of Tim McGraw and Elmer Fudd. Timler McFudd.
"Shhhh. Be vewy, vewy qwiet! I'm wookin' fer wittle wabbits wif a wifle!"!
Anywho... all that to say this: Mel happyhaunt studs wookin' at weawy weawy wed hot CAMO studs.
Gee, that may not have come out in the best possible way.
And, yet, I'm leaving it.
'Cause Mellyman wears camo. And he'll appreciate the props.
I think.
After my knee-high leather pirate boots went up and down... we headed for Liberty Square.
And a bathroom.
For Tommy.
Who had drank two whole pots of the Magical Dark Tea. At the GF.
He went for a magically long pee.
A super pee.
And, NO, I'm not singing the song again.
Then he announced... while I was looking for a phone number by the sinks... that he was LOCKED IN the stall.
Great.
Just ab FAB!!!!
I tried to explain to him how to unlock the door. Through the door.
No capish.
I asked him to slide under the door.
No.
Why????!!!!!
B/c he didn't want to get his new cowboy costume dirty.
ARRRRRGGGGGGHHHHHH!!!!
It appeared that I, his fully-costumed pirateMom, would have to wiggle under the bathroom stall door to unlock it. MYSELF.
I have NO problem with looting, plundering or pillaging.
But I didn't want to drag my booty all across a dirty washroom floor! Either.
CRAP!!!!
Where IS that dog with the KEYS?!!!! When you need him?
Cheers, Mel.
