YAY!!!! You got Pooh! Did you catch his name?proudmomof4 said:
Yes, thankfully she was asleep! I think that's why she cries at restaurants because she doesn't really sleep much other than cat-naps here and there.S.Poppins said:Are you sure Norah was sleeping? Or maybe she was actually passed out - can you send me the recipe for zebra domes, I could serve them at my daughter's next slumber party or serve them to my husband on date night, then when he crashes I could get more DIS time
And Disneyland Mama, you did not "feel" anything because of your "cocktails to go"!
What a great present from TM!!!
UtahMama said:
I love the camera trick. I don't do it often but it works. I think all it took was 2 quick shots and the wailing stopped.
TwinkieMama said:Great description of the ever popular sport of "hopping a bus" with multiple small children. My favorite is when three of my four fall asleep standing in line waiting for the bust so we juggle as described above only I have 2 kids more lofted over my shoulders than snuggled into my arms while DH has one kid and the stroller (which he can open and close with one hand.... mad skittles he has)
So much to say here: but mainly you are welcome! I had so much fun putting it together and thought of you through my whole trip! You are such a treasure... both as a writer and a mom and a friend. My life is richer because of you.
Sidenote: I told her NOT to actually use the hairbow to sneak Norah onto rides... just that it would work.... ya know, just for informational purposes.
You see why my panties were in a wad over the lateness of the package? She had mentioned how she wanted a notebook for her pretend food critic/theme park critic activities. So in typical geek fashion I put together a "trip reporter kit".... even maps for everywhere so I was hoping she would get it when she checked in. Note to self: priority mail isn't much of a priority. But during my long wait I did get to meet some nice people at the Port Orleans Riverside front desk.Hi guys! I miss talking to you every shift change!
Love Boma! I loved being a food "taster and teller"!lexmelinda said:Great installment, UM! I was afraid the fam would be completely freaked out by the weird food at Boma but sounds like I was wrong. We'll book it next trip and tell them a well-read food critic highly recommends it! BTW,wish I'd had that tip about photographing the screaming baby about.......17 years ago!
Me TOO!HMHunters said:I love waking up to the smell of a fresh TR! Love the pic of Norah - her lips look just fine here.
Go TM! That was really sweet of you.
Now that you've got us all hanging off the cliff -- get back to writing!!
UtahMama said:
If you didn't see it, look at the post I left for you right after you told me good luck with cards.
Yayyyyy! Thanks for coming out of lurkdom for my TR!!!zigzagzerr said:No wonder we were all such happy campers at Boma!!!
Have been lurking and loving your trippy (and hearing about your super duper tiara fest at the GF). Thanks for sharing it with us.
I wish my DH would say "I was wrong" and not force me to prance around singing "I told you so, I told you so" AND give compliments!bdg100 said:I see you have taken the advice I gave to you last night to heart.
I was wrong. In addition to great writing, this is the sort of thing that makes people keep coming back.
BDG
Cass - I'm with you! Loved the salad, hated the zebra domes. All of the salad was soooo good. So was the yaki? I don't think that's really what it is, but Sheri's post about yak butt threw me off. The sweet potato like substance. And the tomatoes with corn meal mush? Sounds gross, but I liked it.Cass said:
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