Ack! Were on Day 6 already! What will I do with myself when I finish this report? Start posting OT about my daily life, I suppose.... Tuesday: I sat in a cubicle all day. First, somebody ran up and hollered HeyweneedyoutoproofthisletterthatsgoingoutrightnownowNOW! [insert three pictures of letter from various angles]. Well, let me tell you how I felt about this letter...
Today was Monday, and it was also DIS bride Tonis
wedding day! Considering how desperate I am to crash another Disney Fairy Tale Wedding, I did a
terrible job of stalking Toni this day.
DH woke up bright-eyed
and bushytailed
AND none the worse for wear, so we went right back to having a fabulous anniversary trip. One thing I really liked about this trip was that we were (OK, I was) less concerned about getting to the parks for rope drop. We still managed to get there 20 or 30 minutes after they opened, but I didnt feel the need to hustle us out of the house in the morning. And the crowd levels were no worse than they would have been at rope-drop hooray!
We ended up spending the whole day in Epcot.
Ominous clouds over the International Gateway
The forecast was for rain, so the first thing we did was ride Test Track twice in a row to beat the inevitable rain shut-down. Well, actually, the first thing we did was take a bunch of pictures along the way that I cant think up funny captions for...
OK, so
then we rode Test Track twice in a row to beat the rain. This time we had to go in the front way with the plebs instead of swankin it up with the
secret GM Lounge entrance like we had in September.
Is it me, or is it HOT in here?
Aaaaah.... the open road!
I like the meticulously detailed re-creation of a GM parking lot they made for this part!
Whoohoooooooo!
Test Tracks gift shop always seems to have something cool that you wont find at every single other merchandise location. This time, DH turned up a neat-looking T-shirt with the Dinoco Gas logo on it and discovered a series of small versions of the big, overpriced Vinylmation figures wed seen at
Disneyland a few weeks earlier. They come in blind-item packaging, though, which means you dont know which one youre going to get until after you buy it. We later saw a guy buying an entire case of them at World of Disney ($10 a pop, 20 boxes per case) I guess he
really wanted to collect em all!
The one DH wants
The one I want
Just to show you how much better DH was feeling that day, the next ride he picked was Mission Space. .... of which we have no pictures. But this artwork from Spaceship Earth pretty much sums it up:
OK, first you get launched into space to go do some stuff, then you, like, float in space and fix a thing, and then... well, I dont remember the naked guy, but maybe Gary Sinise got his kit off at the end but I just couldnt tell cuz the screen was so small....
After surviving the high-speed, turbulent, and abruptly resolved mission to Mars, we decided to take a slow-moving journey through history at Spaceship Earth.
The pictures never turn out, but we always try to get a shot of this scene.
I screwed up the part at the end where you tell the computer what you like to do and it shows you your future. I always answer exactly what I really want to do, so we always get the same picture....
Well, not exactly the same picture...
So next time DH wants to do the answering so we can get a different kind of future.
This one looks.... uncomfortable
Now thats my kind of future!