Mickey&JoshNut said:TMI!!!!
Not to appear totally DIS-challenged, but what is TMI?
Mickey&JoshNut said:TMI!!!!
winotracy said:Just noticed I had only 29 posts on this thread today so I thought I better get one more in before going to bed.
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the creme brulee???? Also anything with lobster or shrimp I will be having.
Ok, now I'm leaving. "See" you all tomorrow!
Mickey&JoshNut said:TMI!!!!
Scott H said:If you ship a box o stuff from the ship it has to clear customs and takes a while. This is what happened to me with a map I purchased. Wait till ya get off and find a UPS store. There is one in Coco and several in the WDW area. If you are returning to a WDW resort they can also ship from there and charge it to your room.
Scott H said:Wrinkles only go where smiles have been.......
Lynn will be doing the same...
captaincrash said:Ah Ha... before leaving I had to scan the page... and THIS holds some potential... so was it (supposedly) MOUSE SURPLUS?
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And on a completely different matter... here's something that might interest you Scott - plus anyone else who enjoies a celestrial spectical...
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PERSEIDS Meteor showers this weekend!!! (maximum August 12, 23h UT [4pm PDT; 7pm EDT])
(radiant drift map from IMO)
Moon: Waning Gibbous (major interference)
Best viewing window: Saturday evening, August 12, from the end of evening twilight through Sunday morning, August 13.
Recommended for: Anyone interested in meteors; just remember that the Moon will detract from the show.
The Perseids are probably the most-watched annual meteor shower. The shower has a very long duration, from about July 15 through August 25. The shower is most interesting around its peak on August 12 or 13. This year, the waning gibbous Moon will be a big nuisance, riding high in the sky during the morning hours when the Perseid radiant is high. In addition, the shower's normal peak will occur during daylight for North American observers. The radiant is above the horizon the entire night for observers north of latitude 32N, but it is fairly low at the end of evening twilight. Evening Perseid rates are low, then, but there are usually enough meteors to be interesting. The Moon is also low in the evening this year, and hopefully rates will not have fallen too far from their peak. East Coast observers will be favored this year. Serious observers will watch all night long, and deal with the Moon as best they can. Face the darkest part of your local sky, and if the Moon is in your field of view try to block it with some sort of obstruction.
Rates for most observers will probably top out at around 15-30 Perseids per hour, with a few sporadic and minor shower meteors added to the mix. Die-hard observers may be watching on adjacent nights; unfortunately, there are no Moon-free periods this year.
Perseids are fast meteors and tend to be fairly bright on average. An occasional fireball is seen, but these seem to depend on the luck of the draw.
PrettyInTink said:Morning (er, afternoon) everyone! Just rolling out of bed. Our load that is usually ready @9AM is still not ready. New guy loading us. It is a BEAUTIFUL day here in Newark NJ. It is around 78-80 degrees and the wind is blowing slightly. It almost seems like fall already!I just hope the traffic isn't horrid.
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While gazing at my calender I have configured my approximate miles left until the cruise estimation: We are in NJ and have roughly 5 trips to California and back. 5 X 6200(miles we drive per week) = 31,000 miles. But since we have no clue how they will route us home I can only estimate that we can add an additional 2000 miles to this amount bringing our grand total to 33,000 miles before we got on the cruise! I sure am glad we get paid by the mile!!!![]()
Back to your regularly scheduled posting.........
aphoenix said:Cafe Orleans also introduced Garlic 'Pomme Frites', or fries. They don't quite meet my standards for Belge Frites (having become addicted in living in Brussels), but they are pretty dang good. The chocolate souflee crepe is, while not as good as the Palo souflee, pretty dang good.
I agree on Napa - perfect romantic place. Though, be sure to plan for 2-3 hours for dinner. They like to take it at a leisurely pace. If you are kitchen fan, they have a kitchen view 'table' available, on request. It is actually a low bar seating scenario, but it looks over the entire open kitchen. Less romantic, but a lot more fun.
Mickey&JoshNut said:ohhhhhh Deep Fried Camembert Fritters....on the May Repo cruise last year....we ordered "triple" orders of the Fritters....I think we had 39 fritters at our table that night....our servers just laughed at us!!!!
I agree about wanting just plain food sometimes....one night on the repo cruise there were no appetizers or starters that I wanted and our server said that I had to ahve something....he offered a ceasar salad, some fruit and I asked if I could get Mac & Cheese off the kid's menu....it was no problem and it became a staple at our table during the cruise...and on our last cruise in March....I actually ordered off the kid's menu one night....
DisneyPinDiva said:Regarding DisneyShopping....I ordered the Mickey Chandelier for here at the Mouse House... it was supposed to be delivered on Aug 2.. it came from where ever the ship from to Orlando... (I was following it with the FedEx tracking number) so I think great... it will be here in time.... then for some unforseen reason.. they send it from Orlando to CONNECTICUT!! It sat there for a few days and then they sent it back to Orlando ... then to Pompano.. and it was finally delivered yesterday!! So order early in case FedEx decides to give it the grand tour of the US!!
Be mindful dear twin Tracy when shipping your stuff to me..... it may take a detour to Connecticut!!![]()
captaincrash said:Arrrrgh! LOL! Ya got me... Now I'm going to Costco.... sob*
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sweetsue said:Leslie - where in South FLorida is your non- Mouse House? I live one dinky town south of Pompano, so I was wondering....
Sweet Sue
dan and scott said:Hey gang,
Sorry I am still MIA, however we received stateroom assignments today. All 3 of our staterooms were GTY 12 and we received Cat 10!
Just wanted to share!
Dan