Our Month-Long Trip to Orlando (7/9 - 8/6) I'M BACK! TRIP REPORT COMPLETE!

[babieemelly]

The parking lot was pretty crowded so we found a spot in the back, and made our way up to the entrance. My dad and Mike went ahead to buy tickets, while my mom and I ran into the bathroom. We met up with them at the ticket gate five minutes later, and my dad bought four Maximum Access badges. The Maximum Access tickets would allow us to take a bus tour of the facilities that are farther away (and can not be accessed unless you take the tour), and would get us in to see the different IMAX films.

After entering the complex we went into a room entirely devoted to security, and security was TIGHT! They made us open our bags, camera bags, makeup bags, pockets, etc. They also had metal detectors and hand-held scans, and they were making some people take off their shoes. With everything going on these days, I couldn't blame the added security.

The next bus tour was leaving in ten minutes so we ran over to the area in which the buses leave from, and got on line. Before each group could get on the bus they took a picture of them with an astronaut-themed background. After getting our picture taken we boarded a waiting bus, went about three quarters of the way towards the back, and took our seats.

We waited for about ten minutes before the bus was full, and then we were on our way. There were a few televisions throughout the bus showing video about the Space Program, and telling us about what we would see on the tour. It was interesting, but I don't think anyone was paying much attention. We drove through restricted areas and offices, and everyone was busy taking pictures.

There were tons and tons of tour groups at the Kennedy Space Center that day, and all of them were Brazilian kids who didn't speak English. Now, I don’t have anything against foreigners. Not at all. However, these were a bunch of kids who had no respect, class, or maturity, and I DID have a problem. There were two girls sitting in front of us with really long hair, and they kept flipping their hair over the back of their seats, and then would look back to see if their hair hit us and smirk at each other. And yes, each time their hair did hit us. After five minutes I couldn’t take it anymore, so I leaned over the seat and told them to stop. They were taken aback, and just looked at me with blank stares, but they didn’t do it again after that. Mission accomplished.

My dad and Mike on the bus

Restricted NASA offices

A crawler, the mechanism that moves space shuttles from the building facilities over to the launch site. It takes a Crawler over 24 hours to move the shuttle a little less than a mile!

The building in which space shuttles are assembled

Driving through the marshlands

The first stop on the tour was the viewing facility for the space launches. The tour worked in a way in which you could get off at each stop and look around for as long as you wanted, and then just get on any waiting bus to get to the next stop. It wasn't a set-in-stone tour with a guide or anything.

We got off at the viewing facility and went into a building that housed a replica of the Discovery, and information on how it would be launched. There was also information on the technical aspects of past launches.

A replica of the launch facility

A replica of the Discovery on its launch pad

When we were done looking around we went up to the actual viewing tower. It was about five stories high, and it was really, really hot out, so Mike and my dad walked, while my mom and I took the elevator. What can I say, we’re lazy. We all met at the top and the view was amazing. We could see the launch pad that was used to send the first spaceship to the moon, the Discovery on its own launch pad, the surrounding nature preserves, and the ocean. Very, very nice!

The Discovery on its launch pad, it was very cool to see!

The crawler that was used to move the Discovery

The launch pad that sent Neil Armstrong to the moon

The nature preserve surrounding the space center

We then went back downstairs, and in the middle of the staircase was a big replica of one of the engines usually used in space shuttles. The thing was HUGE, and most space shuttles have about twenty of these, which really shows you the sheer power of space launches.

Done with the viewing tower, we went over to the line for the buses and waited for the next one to arrive. Two buses came within ten minutes, and we got on the second one. We were then on our way to the NASA History Museum.

Coming Up Next - Lots of Presentations

 

[honeybee30]

I subscribed a while ago, but just thought it was time to compliment you on a well-done trip report!

You're a very good documentarian. The little, unusual details make this report really interesting & fun to read - i.e. the bit about the clouds, surrounding scenery, etc. You also portray the personalities of your family members very well. Can't wait to see what happens next!

 

[fizz13]

You've been busy girl Great detail as always, glad you got a disney night at least
Claire xx

 

[OhMari]

Wow, we went in 2000 and we had no security. Did you see the big Eagle's nest up in the tree? We also saw Buzz Armstrong that day. He wrote a book and he was doing book signings. We were told a astronaut is always in the building for questions, autograph signings etc. And, I went there in 1970 with my great aunt & uncle. I was disappointed in the fake launching area they take you were mission control is, I saw the actual mission control center, but I guess things do change. Were the alligator's in the lagoons yet?

 

[babieemelly]

Thanks again for all the great comments!

We got a seat on the bus, and within minutes we were on our way to the museum all about the Kennedy Space Center. It was about a ten-minute ride, and on the way we watched a video on the Space Race while being told about the nature and wildlife in the surrounding areas by our driver.

Pulling up to the museum

When we got to the museum, we hopped off the bus and were ushered into a large hanger-type building. Some of the teens from the tour group had been on our bus, but thankfully they were stopped at the entrance to the building, and had to wait for the next show. That's right, you had to see a show before your could enter the museum. I think every building in Florida does that!

We stayed in the back of the HUGE room and leaned against the wall, before the lights were dimmed and the three screens in the front of the room came to life. It was a presentation on the Space Race, and how Reagan and the United States made history with their creation of the Space Program. It was a very interesting and moving video, but it was a little too long.

The video presentation

We then went into another room and were all ushered into rows. It was standing room only, but each row was tiered so you could see over the people in front of you. They had the actual mission control desks used when the first American men were sent into space, which was amazing to see. The lights were then dimmed, and we saw video from the actual space launch. As time counted down, each desk would light up, showing you exactly when each person involved did their job. When the shuttle actually took off the entire room shook, and it was SO loud... it really was like we were right there when it happened! It was absolutely amazing, and my favorite part of the day. I even got a little teary when everything went well and everyone on the screen was celebrating!

The actual mission control center (desks, seats and all) used when the first American mean were blasted off into space

The show was about twenty minutes long, and when it was over we entered the actual museum. Hanging from the ceiling was a replica of an actual space shuttle, and it was huge... I mean HUGE!!!! It took up the length of the entire building!

There were all different displays in the room, including replicas of ships and shuttles, and information about the different Apollo missions.

The middle of the giant space shuttle hanging from the ceiling

A replica of the cabins astronauts stay in while on a mission – they’re TINY

After a shuttle lands on the moon, the main part of the shuttle is left behind while the astronauts return home in a small capsule similar to this one

 

[babieemelly]

We then saw a presentation on Neil Armstrong, and the United State's experience with sending men to the moon. It was a really good presentation with props, special effects, and video. At one point there was a big spaceship that landed on the stage, which was covered in red dust. They made it look just how it really did when the shuttle landed on the moon.

The shuttle landing on the “moon” – the shuttle is right in front of the big red circle, but you can’t really see it

When the presentation was over we got back on the bus and went back to the main Kennedy Space Center facilities. We looked for the picture we had taken with the space-themed background before we boarded the first bus, but we couldn't find it. We knew we weren't going to buy it so we didn't bother going out of our way to find it.

We were really hungry by this point so we went over to the food court. We wanted to just have a snack, but we wound up spending about $40. Everything was so expensive! My dad and Mike got sandwiches, while my mom and I shared a salad and a frozen Milky Way ice cream bar. The food was good, but way overpriced.

Done with our quick lunch, we went over to the IMAX Theater and got in line to see the show. It was packed in there! After twenty minutes of just waiting around, though, we were let into the theater and we got seats. The show was in 3D so we got our glasses, and waited for the movie to begin. It was such a pain getting seats. Everyone was pushing and shoving, and half of the people in there didn’t speak English, or they were pretending not to be able to do so, and they wouldn’t move all the way down the row. I don’t know how many people I had to climb over. When we finally got tour seats my chair was broken, and would swing back and forth, so we again had to move. It was a pain, but what can you do?

The movie eventually started, and it was about the International Space Station, and the many men and women who dedicate their lives to making it better and better. The movie was very interesting, but way too long. It was about an hour and a half, and they just kept reiterating the same points. The 3D wasn't too good, either... it made me dizzy in a few spots. Oh well.

When the movie was over we took a quick walk through the Rocket Garden, and saw all of the rockets. It was really hot out, though, and I think we were all getting tired and annoyed (well, I was the only one annoyed ) so we just walked through quickly, before walking through a replica of a space shuttle. It was really small, though, and there wasn't much there to see, so I was kind of disappointed.

The Rocket Garden

The new Mad Mission to Mars show

Inside the Space Shuttle

After walking through the shuttle we started the long walk back to our car, and made our way over to the Astronaut Hall Of Fame, which was located down the block.

Coming Up Next - I’m dizzy!

 

[babieemelly]

We drove over to the Astronaut Hall Of Fame, which was about a ten-minute drive away. We were looking forward to this part of the Kennedy Space Center since this was where all of the simulators and interactive exhibits were. We pulled into the parking lot, got a spot, and walked into the building.

It was pretty empty in there, but we gave the girl our tickets and entered through the turnstiles. The tickets were included with our Maximum Access Badges, so we didn’t need to pay the $10 to get in here. The first thing we saw were pictures and books showing how space travel was viewed in the early 1900's. Everything was very far-fetched and based on science-fiction, rather than actual science, and aliens were almost always present!

There were a series of large rooms with memorabilia from famous space flights, information about the Apollo missions, biographies on famous astronauts, and replicas of different shuttles used in the space program. I really don't remember much, so I'm just going to go by the pictures.

A space suit

Heroes of the Space Program

My dad by a space capsule in which astronauts return back to Earth

A NASA uniform

A Space Shuttle engine

The small astronaut’s cabin, located inside the Space Capsule

A NASA uniform and some pictures

Another space suit

Information on the first Apollo mission

Information on the infamous Apollo 13 disaster

The actual Apollo 14 Command Module

Information on the Sky Lab

 

[babieemelly]

The man of Apollo 13

Memorabilia from the first space launch

An inspirational space quote

In zero-gravity the blood in a person's body tends to rush upwards, leaving their feet very cold. These are special space boots that are warn by Astronaut's in order to keep their feet warm

A tire used on the Space Rovers that astronauts drive around the moon

Remnants of Apollo 13

Information on the US’s first flight to the moon

Another great space quote

A sign for the Hall of Fame

Walter Cronkite’s actual notes, used during his telecast about Neil Armstrong’s trip to the moon

I like this quote

 

[babieemelly]

After walking through the several rooms on information and memorabilia, we entered the room with all of the interactive exhibits. However, I was kind of disappointed. There really wasn't much there. There was a simulator for two people where you get to experience 3.2 G's, but there was an hour and a half wait for it. There were only about ten people in line, but each ride took fifteen minutes, and we didn’t feel it was worth the wait. There were a few zero-gravity simulators but they were for kids, and the games that they did have were few and far between. We made the most of it, though, and did what we could.

The entrance to the interactive exhibits

A zero-gravity simulator... you had to keep turning a dial which would make the bar in the middle turn, and you had to keep it moving at the right amount of G's

There was a camera in the bar, and you got to watch what it would look like if you were in it – we were all watching it spin, and it was going FAST!

My dad in a space capsule!

A huge watch telling solar time

They had something that simulates what it's like when Astronaut's first go into space and have to deal with zero-gravity. A lot of Astronaut's get really sick, but over time their bodies adjust to the difference. This is dad testing it out. The dots in the semi-circle would spin and you stood on a platform that would move in circular motions in the opposite direction of the dots, and it would just completely mess with your balance

I got so dizzy!

After doing all that there was to do, we left the exhibitions area and went into the gift shop. They had a lot of cool stuff, but nothing that I really wanted. We continued our tradition, though, and my mom got an ankle bracelet while I got a keychain.

We then made our way back out to the car, after an hour at the Hall Of Fame. I was a bit disappointed in the Hall of Fame, and the whole Kennedy Space Center experience in general. I usually love anything involving Space exploration, I think it's so interesting, but besides seeing the Discovery on its launch pad everything else we saw we can see at the Rose Center for Earth and Space at the American Museum of Natural History in the city. Oh well, it was definitely something worth seeing, and I’m glad we did. It was probably just the heat and crowds that got to me.

On our way home we called a Domino's that we had found the number of before we left, and ordered using their 5-5-5 deal (three pizza's for $5 each) and made our way over to International Drive to pick them up.

Mike trying to take a picture of me… I wasn’t in the best mood And that’s the notebook I used to take all of my trip report notes

Coming Up Next - Nice cowboy hat!

 

[fizz13]

You must have filled that book by the end of the month, great reporting as always, if I were you I would set up a website, using your photos and report as an attraction guide to everywhere you went, certainly enough detail here,
Claire xx

 

[babieemelly]

Thanks again for the comments! I am currently in the process of creating a website with all of my trip reports, from all of my vacations. When I'm done I'll definitely post the link!

 

[babieemelly]

On our way back to Orlando from Cocoa Beach we called the Domino's in Celebration and ordered three pies with the 5-5-5 deal (three pies for $5 each). It only took us about forty minutes to get back to the area, and I listened to my MP3 player and took pictures to pass the time.

When we got to Celebration we looked for the Domino's, and it took us a while to find it. We eventually found it, though, in a small shopping center right across from Old Town. We parked and went in to pick the pies up, but they weren't done yet. We decided to take a walk to a few stores down to the "Manhattan's Best Coffee" shop to see what kind of stuff they had. It was a bakery, and they had Italian Cheesecake, so Mike was psyched (he LOVES Italian Cheesecake, but only Italian - no cream cheesecake ) The guy working in the store had a really strong British accent, so my mom asked him what part of Manhattan he was from He actually answered, though, and told us about how he came to Orlando from the UK and was living with family. We kind offigured that We got Mike a piece of Cheesecake and then went back over to Domino's.

Some Old Town rides from the bakery

When we got back to Domino's there was someone in line in front of us, also picking up pizza, so we waited a few minutes. When we went up to the counter the guy working there was staring at me, and he just stood there staring at me. He was about 20-ish and Hawaiian (they had their hometowns on the name tags, for some reason) and very, very cute My mom started laughing because he didn't even ask us what we were there for or anything, he just stood there. My mom kept giving me looks and silently teasing me and I got all embarrassed and just left to stand with Mike outside It was definitely interesting.

Five minutes later the kid had finally snapped out of it and gave us our pizza, and we were on our way. I thought Celebration was a Disney-owned and operated town, but I guess they just have a subdivision within the area. I had seen the Celebration website before we left but the area looked nothing like the picture's I had seen, with the cute shops and cafes. I think the area we were in was considered the “Celebration area”, but it wasn’t Celebration.

A cool van that pulled up next to us on our drive back to the condo

Driving down I4

Some sites along the way… Elvis is apparently still VERY big down in Orlando

We were back at the house by 7:30, and I brought the pizza in and set the table while my mom and dad walked Oreo, and Mike did what he does best by doing absolutely nothing We were sitting at the table waiting for my mom and dad to come back so we could eat, but Mike just couldn't control himself and he started eating. I guess I can't blame him, he IS a growing boy :

My mom and dad were back within ten minutes, and we all ate. The food was really good, especially the pie with bacon. When we were done eating I helped my mom clean up a little bit, and then I went upstairs to lay in bed. Yes, very healthy... eat a bunch of greasy pizza and then just go lay in bed Oh well, I was so tired!

At around 8:30 my dad came up to my room and said that he and my mom wanted to go shopping. I was perfectly happy just laying in bed, reading and listening to my MP3 player, but I figured we were on vacation and I might as well go out. Can you see the "Melissa and Mike are party-pooper's" trend continuing here? We wanted to go to the Florida Mall but it closed at 9:00, so we decided to head over to Walmart. They closed the Walmart near us in Brooklyn and hey, who doesn't love a bargain? So we hopped in the car and headed down to Walmart.

The Walmart in Orlando was actually pretty far, and it took us about a half hour to get there since it was all the way down I4. I listened to some classic rock on my MP3 player (Meatloaf, The Eagles, Eddie Money... I love that music!) on the way there, and took in the sites along the way. We eventually got to Walmart, parked, and went inside. My mom had said that they had a lot of Disney stuff in this Walmart, since she and my dad had gone earlier in the week. They had a few cute things, but not really that much.

My mom and I split up from Mike and my dad. They went to look at the books because Michael wanted to get "The Davinci Code" (he loved it by the way, and read the whole thing within two days in the condo… I just read it last week and enjoyed it, too), while Mom and I looked at the Disney stuff and jewelry. My wound up buying my Aunt Stacy a new blue-faced watch. I bought a watch with a pink and orange face, a nice t-shirt with Mickey, Goofy, Pluto, and Donald that says “Remember, It All Started With a Mouse”, a Tinker Bell “I Don’t Do Mornings” nightgown, a small Little Mermaid snow globe, a pair of Mickey ears and a small car with Mike and Sulley for my little cousin Alison, and a few entertainment and fashion magazines.

On our way back to the condo I was listening to my MP3 player, and I decided to get into the spirit of things and put on the Mickey ears that I had bought for Alison. So I was looking out the window at people in the passing cars, and when we stopped at a light a guy pulled up next to us who looked just like Willie Nelson. He had a long beard and a really, really big cowboy hat on. I laughed and really sarcastically thought to myself, "Wow, nice cowboy hat." I couldn't believe that he was wearing such a big cowboy hat, that’s just not customary in my neck of the woods. And that's when I caught a glimpse of myself in the rearview mirror and remembered that yes, I was wearing Mickey ears.

We got back to the condo at around 10:00 and all hung out. I watched a Christmas episode of "The King of Queens" and the 11:00 episode of Mad TV on Fox. I went up to my room at midnight and changed into my pajamas before reading my magazines in bed. Before I knew it I was drifting off to sleep at right around 1:00 in the morning.

Coming Up Next – Day 9: This tastes… dirty

 

[kstinw19]

Love this report...especially the pics.

And ITA with the Brazilian comments...I used to work as a character in MK and when we saw a group of Brazilians coming our way, we would run and hide! No disrespect to all of you Brazilians out there but it is a known fact around WDW that they are the absolute rudest and most obnoxious guests in all of WDW! They hurt the characters, cut in line, etc.

Someone once told me that it's because in Brazil there are only two classes...wealthy and poor. These are obviously the wealthy kids and think that everyone that works at WDW are the "poor". So they treat them like dirt. Definitely makes me want to never go to Brazil.

Anyway...can't wait to read the next part!

 

[babieemelly]

And ITA with the Brazilian comments...I used to work as a character in MK and when we saw a group of Brazilians coming our way, we would run and hide! No disrespect to all of you Brazilians out there but it is a known fact around WDW that they are the absolute rudest and most obnoxious guests in all of WDW! They hurt the characters, cut in line, etc.

I know what you mean, it was crazy the way these kids were acting! I went to WDW with my JHS graduating class. There were a lot of us, and we gave no one any problems. We were all very kind and considerate, and no one had any complaints. But these kids would walk right into you and then keep pushing until you moved out of the way. And then if you said something to them, they'd act like they didn't speak English : After a while it was really not cool

 

[dzneprincess]

great report! BUT it would kill me to be on day and still not have hit any WDW parks! I think I would have gotten an annual pass, and spent the whole month doing just what yall did, but all having to do with Disney!

 

[babieemelly]

great report! BUT it would kill me to be on day and still not have hit any WDW parks! I think I would have gotten an annual pass, and spent the whole month doing just what yall did, but all having to do with Disney!

That's what I originally wanted to do! I wanted to go to the Disney parks SO bad! But by going to Universal, Sea World, the Kennedy Space Center, and other small attractions, we got to see and do a lot of great stuff. We did wind up having an amazing time during our 10-days at Disney, though! On our next trip we're actually only going to Universal and Busch Gardens, and ALL of the Disney resorts! I can't wait!

 

[java]

I am really having fun reading your reports and seeing the photos. I am from NY(live in Jersey now) so I smile at your NYisms.*and Mike with the Italian Cheesecake-did he ever find a good one in FL?
After seeing your report on the Space Center- it seems like one we should maybe wait on. My kids are too little I think they would go wild there.
So keep writing... no pressure but we leave in 10 days and I would like to see you guys at Disney.......

 

[babieemelly]

Thanks again for the comments! I'm planning on posting updates every morning and evening in order to fit this all in by the time we leave for our next trip, so I promise we'll get to Disney by Friday's installment!

Day 9 - Sunday, July 17, 2005

Our plans for today were to just relax, and that's exactly what we did. I woke up at around 11:30, after having weird dreams about people from school all night My mom and dad were already gone, and a quick call to my mom's cell told me that they were at the Florida Mall. Mike and I would sleep late all the time, and they'd go shopping! I laid in bed reading my magazines until 1:00, and then I went downstairs to have a leftover piece of pizza for breakfast (but it was already 1:00, so it was lunch!)

While I was having breakfast my mom called and asked about a book Mike had wanted, since they were in Barnes and Nobles. I ran upstairs to ask him about it, but he didn't want the book at the time. I asked my mom and Dad to pick me up the old My Chemical Romance CD, though, which they got for me, but they couldn't find the new Fall Out Boy CD. Oh well. I took a shower and got dressed at 2:00, and was done getting ready by 3:30. Wow, I had really wasted the day away! When I went downstairs my mom and dad were snacking on cheese and crackers.

We all lounged around the condo, and at 4:00 I did the crossword puzzles in my In Touch magazines and jotted down some trip report notes. I then organized all of our souvenirs again, and my dad vacuumed... again. I also redid our touring plans, since I still had it planned to go to a park in the morning, relax in the afternoon, and then go to a different park at night. Seeing how late we were sleeping, though, I knew that Mike and I wouldn't be up in time to get to the parks at opening, so I redid the plans so we only had one early morning at each park, to get in the most popular attractions.

At 5:00 we decided to go for dinner, and thought we would try the Golden China buffet right up the road. The last time we tried to get in it was closed (it was after lunch, but before dinner), so we thought we'd try again. We drove over there, parked, and went in. The Chinese buffets around here are actually really good, and clean. The food is always fresh and plentiful, and it all tastes delicious.

This place, however, was so gross. They had a salad bar, which they usually don't have at Chinese buffets, and I figured that you really can't go wrong with a salad bar. The salad actually tasted dirty… it was hideous! The sweet and sour chicken, which is usually my favorite, tasted like cleaning fluid, but the pepper steak wasn't too bad. I really didn't eat anything, though, but everyone else just made the best of it.

When we finished eating, and paid way too much for the quality of food (I think it came to $50), we drove over to Publix to pick up some soda, crackers, and detergent. It was pretty crowded in there, and the sandals I was wearing were cutting into my feet and killing me! We picked up what we needed and headed back to the condo.

When we got back, my mom and dad took a walk to the clubhouse (which was a really long walk), while Mike and I watched the Yankee game. The Yankees were winning throughout the whole game thanks to two 2-run homerun's by Sheffield and A-Rod. When Matsui missed a simple fly ball in the 9th inning, though, the Yankees were almost in big trouble, but Cano got a double play and Lieter struck out the last batter for the final out. The final score was 5-2 Yankees! Ahh, I’m a HUGE Yankee fan! Go Yanks!

When the game was over I played Solitaire at the dining room table while we watched Family Guy. It was National Ice Cream Day, so at around 9:00 my mom and dad ran out to Dairy Queen to get some ice cream. I got the Brownie Explosion (a brownie with vanilla ice cream and fudge), my dad got the Strawberry explosion (the same as mine, but with strawberries instead of a brownie), and my mom bought a box of Health ice cream bars.

While they were out Mike and I watched Viva La Bam, and when they came back we all ate our ice cream. At 10:00 we all watched Entourage (one of my favorite shows!) while my mom, Mike and I played a game of California Rummy. At 11:00 I read my Allure magazine and Entertainment Weekly in bed, and I was asleep by midnight. I woke up a million times throughout the night, though, because I kept having the weirdest dreams!

I remember one dream was where it was my little cousin Zach's birthday and my whole family was at his party. He was two at the time (he turned three last December), but for some reason his party was at a Rock Club. When the cake came out, we all started singing the dessert menu instead of Happy Birthday. Then all of a sudden I was at a My Chemical Romance concert, and everyone was leaving but I decided to stay. A girl I knew in Junior High was there (who I haven't seen in six years), and we both went up to the meet-and-greet table to meet the band. I walked by them really quick and said hi, but then I went over to another table and started videotaping pictures of them that were on the table. The girl from JHS came up to me and said, "Melissa, you finally get to meet the band you love, and you spend your time videotaping pictures of them?", to which I replied, "I want to remember this when I get home!" And then I woke up.

Man... what the frig was in that brownie?!

Coming Up Next – Day 10: The Mime’s a Liar!

 

[kstinw19]

BTW...if you are looking for a quick lunch on this trip, go to Publix and get a hero...they ROCK!! Their bread is really good and their sandwiches are delicious...I miss them.

And go Yanks!! Grew up in CT and went to college in the Bronx...my ds' name is Declan and we call him Hideki Matsui

Can't wait for the next installment!

 

[fizz13]

You guys have a "National Ice Cream Day"? Life is so unfair, think I might have one just for fun tomorrow, great work as usual,
Claire xx