The ABC's of a BSN Celebration! Trip Wrap up; Final Thoughts (7/11)

F is for FINALLY Off and Flying High!


Here it is, the post you’ve all been hoping would come. And go. But, my Friends, it must be done. Because all good stories begin with a beginning. Unless it’s Groundhog Day and then you get more beginnings than you’d ever want. So, it’s a Beginning you shall have, but only one. And I can’t remember the last time I began a Disney Trip that I didn’t lose, forget, or break something along the way. Why would this trip be any different? I mean, I’m all about traditions! But that’s getting way ahead of myself so let’s take a look at why I was so antsy to find myself… well, anywhere else than home.

January 26th presented itself all wrapped up in white. That was a Wednesday, and I was scheduled to work at my other job, 30 miles away, on Thursday. While beautiful, and fairly rare for Western Oregon at lower elevations, we suck at driving in snow. No really. We suck. We don’t have the equipment to deal with it and we are ill-practiced at best. My shift was supposed to start at 6:30 AM and there was NO way I was going to drive in the icy darkness at 5:00 AM or earlier to get there in time. Beyond that, by Wednesday night there was already a multi-car pile up in my neighborhood and folks were having a rough time getting home. (I live 500 ft up a hill and that amount does make a world of difference.) So I made the executive decision to just head to the hospital and spend the night in one of the sleeper rooms there rather than risk a wreck. I did arrive safely, only to be told I’d been called off for my shift. Ah well, better safe than sorry- even if the normally 30-minute drive took me 90.








That brought me to just Thursday and Friday. Thursday brought some horrible drama to work (can’t give details-it’s still ongoing) but I did get off much earlier than expected on Friday. Beyond that, it’d been far too long since a real vacation that wasn’t filled with papers and homework. I desperately needed rest and a change of routine as for months I’d been working almost 50 hours a week at 2 jobs and often taking weekend call shifts. I was just plain tired.


I had planned to make the entire day on Saturday a “Pre-Trip Spa Day” but was able to shift some appointments around and take care of my nails, hair, and brows on Friday. Huzzah!!



All that was left was my lashes (eye lashes, not the 50 lashes I probably deserve) appt at 9:00. That taken care off, I felt amply beautified, and came home to load my bags and head up to Michaela’s for the night. In hindsight, I’d have added a day to our trip. Ah well, 20-20 and all that. That gave us the whole afternoon and evening to dink around.


We ended up at Target to grab some last minute junk- a hat for her, some sunscreen :lmao: :rolleyes2 , and some other stuff I can’t remember, then we went back to her place to cook some risotto for dinner, share a bottle of wine while we watched Palm Springs (another movie with beginnings ad nauseum) and Soul, and hit the sack on the early side. Had it not been for her dog scratching all night long, both of us tossing and turning with the usual pre-trip wiggles, too hot, too cold, is-my-alarm-really-set nerves, etc…, etc… I might have woken up rested.


I had to laugh at this guy while we were out. If you’ve seen Soul, you know exactly why that is funny.


4:00 came early enough and with a quick shower, last minute checks, and charging cord gatherings, we hit the road at exactly 5:02AM. Remember I’d booked a stay at an airport hotel? When Mik decided to travel with me, I cancelled the room saving the $169 and thought we’d take a $20 Lyft from her house about 30 minutes from the airport. Well, Mik(ki) (short for Michaela) did the math and decided that taking her car and parking was going to be cheaper than risking a Lyft surge. She got burned coming home from Vegas one time and spent over $80 to go 10 miles. Personally, I was elated at being spared from barricading my door at another airport hotel. We’d checked in early, but when you have to drop a bag, you need to visit the ticket counter anyway. Duly dumped, it was time to head through security… which was empty-ish. We breezed through in 10 minutes and were at our gate with plenty of time to spare for grabbing a latte. Because I don’t do mornings without one. I also took a requisite PDX carpet shot. It’s just what we do. Some people here riot, others take foot selfies. We also had packed some snicky-snacks for the flight so saved some money on a gut-bomb there too.





Believe it or not, we took off early! But even better we made up time en route too and arrived 40 minutes early into MCO. WOOT!! The short 5.5 flight was great! I slept for almost 2 hours, maybe more, of it and watched Mandalorian along the way. We sailed off the plane, grabbed our checked bag from the A side (did I mention how annoying this is?) (Did I also mention that Mikki put some of her stuff into the bag too?), trekked all the way back to the B side for ME, and were on a bus within 45 minutes of landing.



Palm Trees!!!





I had anticipated arriving to AoA at 5:30, but instead chugged into the lobby at 4:30.

It's tough to get a front seat anymore on ME:



While I was still in line at Check-in at 4:42 I got our “Room Ready” text. Obviously, they were waiting for us to arrive to assign the room. Guess what we got? I had a bunch of stuff to do at the desk including assigning the MB I brought for her, getting her set up with charging, and attaching her email to it, and confirming that MaryEllen was in our party and room.







By 5:51, we were on a private bus to MK…


OUR Magical Trip had officially begun!

The nails are adorable, the risotto looks amazing, yay for flights landing early, and WOOHOO to cars room! I love the AoA lobby, it's so colorful and smells amazing.

Also, congrats on the BSN! Such an amazing achievement. Here to follow along as you celebrate.
 
:crutches:As long as no bones were broken, you can handle the rest!

Exactly!! :)
So did you then have to drive back home right away, or did they let you spend the night? :car:

They let me spend the night for which I am very grateful. There's 2 pretty nice sleeper rooms that are first-come-first serve that are almost always open. I've known many nights there.
I am so sorry... that is never fun. I am sure you were glad you were going on vacation and was not going to be dealing with that drama for the next couple of weeks! :earsgirl:

Me too! So nice to get away and unplug for a while!
Oh... when I read that I thought you had written "drink around" ! :drinking1

Welllll..... :blush:

But your footwear matched the carpet so well!

OH, for sure!! I planned that.


Ok, not really, but what a happy coincidence!

I pictured you more as a Lion King Suite kind of gal...:scratchin

Rawr!!! LOL!!
 
As long as you don't wake up to Sonny & Cher...

I can think of worse things.

Or your life flashing before your eyes, depending on the speed at which you started sliding...

I first read that as "flushing before your eyes". LOL!!! In this case... same same, no?

Every winter. There's always at least a few days when it's icy/slippery.

Yuck.

Yes, master. :worship:

;)

:laughing: Not sure if I'd go that far, but... dang, it sure is good!

So, this begs the question, what IS your favorite food?

In hindsight... I should've said "Vanilla ice cream" to really make you scratch your head!

That would be weird at best.

No way, man! Tweekers and ilk are the best!

(Goes to Google "Tweeker".... ah. Actually met one and had a nice conversation with one a year or two ago.)

The ones I heard/dealt with at the Ramada Inn were not what I'd have considered the salt of the earth.

Really! That sounds... dishonest. I guess it's in their contract.

Yes, it is.

How could you!!! Oh, sure... you think white is better. I don't know if we can be friends anymore.

:lmao:

Yeah, I can imagine.

Well, no. I can't. I just don't have bad luck with busses.
This is a pkondz badge of honor- the envy of all DISers everywhere.
 
Hello! I've been lurking - let's just say that reading TR's lately is both diverting and making me feel very conflicted, so I've been quiet. But, I'm here to read along with yet another of your adventures!

Hi There!!

I do understand this so much!! It's nice to be connected and stay current, but also hard to read without a trip planned. ::yes:: So glad you're here and hopefully I can bring about some good cheer!
 

Hi Liesa! I hope you had a fantastic trip and I can't wait to hear all about it. Sad that we are literally missing you by a few days. We fly out tonight. Yay!!!
Hey Jenny!!

Great to have you here again! Yes, it really is too bad we are missing each other again. I know you are going to have a GREAT trip; it's such a perfect time to go with lower crowds and nice weather. Well, nice weather unless WE are there. LOL!!
 
I had to giggle a little at the snow on your car. I do understand how scary it can be driving in icy conditions, yuck!
We have been in a deep freeze for over a week, yuck! Sunny and -10 is not fun! Cloudy and 30 much better!
Excited to hear about your trip and so glad you got the Cars area, love it there. We walked around the area several times and it is like you are in the Cars movie!
Hi Caroline! I know, I know!! LOL! We are such wienies here! :lmao:

But, yesterday and today we got over an inch of pure ice that caused an apocolyptic scene for us. Trees are down everywhere and most areas are without power. My kids can't leave their neighborhood due to downed trees and there are trees down all over town. I'm stuck at the hospital until they clear the roads home of ice and power lines. The hospital has been on generator power all day. UGH. I;d so much rather be somewhere warm.

Yes, I can't wait to share the few photos I got of the resort area.
 
This looks really good.
It was! I froze the last serving(s) and had it for lunches at work when I got back!

I tend to do this as well. Especially the is my alarm set part.

I'd die if I missed my flight because I set my alarm wrong. Ha!!
Great photo!!! You can still tell you are smiling.

Awww, thanks!! We were so excited for our adventure!

So glad to hear it! And can't wait to hear all about the trip!

HOpefully, I can write a bit more soon! I am so behind on the threads I follow so want to spend a little time catching up there first.
 
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The nails are adorable, the risotto looks amazing, yay for flights landing early, and WOOHOO to cars room! I love the AoA lobby, it's so colorful and smells amazing.

Also, congrats on the BSN! Such an amazing achievement. Here to follow along as you celebrate.
It's great to see you here!!

Thanks!! Was shooting for the Festival of the Arts theme and while the paint splash could have been better, I was happy with them overall.

I just adore the Cars Area. It really does feel like you are you part of the movie!

That lobby absolutely makes me smile. It's just so happy in there!

Thank you so much! It was a lot of hard work and I am SO happy to be done with it. Totally worth it as I make some location changes soon. :)
 
Hey All,

Many you know me on FB as well and may have read that I went wild and crazy and did a fairly large “thing” on a whim. Well, not truly a whim because it’s something I’ve been wanting to do for quite some time, but when this opportunity presented itself my heart was telling me the time was now. Last year about this time I visited my very good friends down in Tucson at a very active and vibrant RV community and absolutely fell in love with the area and park. I grew up in the desert, went to university in Arizona, adore the la
ndscape, weather and lifestyle and long to spend more time there. So, when a fairly large 5th wheel became advertised by a couple who bought a home nearby for a VERY affordable price that I could pay in cash, I snatched it up. Yep, I’m the proud new owner of a 36-ft. Carri Lite that will be moved to “dry storage” until I quit my job here and re-settle.

I had an acquaintance that I highly trust who lives in the park full time do a thorough walk-through and said it’s in pristine shape. On top of that, the current owners will tow it to the dry storage area for me in a few days after they move out and get it buttoned down for me. Christopher also made those arrangements for me since I’m currently unable to reach the office due to this pesky ice storm we are having. Nice of someone to step up like that!

However, Arizona isn’t my end goal for relocation. I will actually be buying my folks’ home in Bowling Green, KY to use as a full-time base but will now have a means to do some travel nursing now and then when I need a change of pace or scenery. It’s time for a move. Of course, I will miss my kids very much but can always fly back for visits when I need a kid fix. Or, they can come visit me/us too.


Anyway, super excited about making renovations to my new tiny home and making it more…. “me”. I’ve been looking at remodeling ideas and RV’ing hacks. Might start with some new flooring, new paint and wallpaper and new fixtures. Most of all I’m looking forward to morning walks in the desert.

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The current owners really like their coffee. :) The washer and dryer will be nice to have. I didn't know that RV could have them.

The RV looks comfy and traveling will be an adventure. :)
 
But, yesterday and today we got over an inch of pure ice that caused an apocolyptic scene for us. Trees are down everywhere and most areas are without power.
So sorry, ice is so bad, I will gladly drive through snow anytime.
I love your RV purchase, I’m excited for you. How nice to have a place In Tucson. I love that area. Many fun memories there for me. I sure miss the weather especially right now when it is -20 below right now. It is so cold 🥶 Yuck 🤮I plan something similar for winter months soon!
 
I can think of worse things.
But do you want to hear it for (minimum) 8 years every morning?
I first read that as "flushing before your eyes". LOL!!! In this case... same same, no?
:laughing:
So, this begs the question, what IS your favorite food?
That completely depends on the time of day, the season of the year and how I feel on that particular time.
I have too many favourites to narrow it down to one.
That would be weird at best.
Precisely.
The ones I heard/dealt with at the Ramada Inn were not what I'd have considered the salt of the earth.
I'm shocked!
This is a pkondz badge of honor- the envy of all DISers everywhere.
:snooty:
 
I grew up in the desert, went to university in Arizona,
Did not know this. :)
So, when a fairly large 5th wheel became advertised by a couple who bought a home nearby for a VERY affordable price that I could pay in cash, I snatched it up. Yep, I’m the proud new owner of a 36-ft. Carri Lite
Wow! Congrats on the new digs! And from the pics, it looks really nice.
Christopher also made those arrangements for me since I’m currently unable to reach the office due to this pesky ice storm we are having. Nice of someone to step up like that!
Nice of him.
I will actually be buying my folks’ home in Bowling Green, KY
Really! I've been there and that's a fairly large house, if I recall.
It’s time for a move.
Is this happening now? Or...?
Anyway, super excited about making renovations to my new tiny home and making it more…. “me”. I’ve been looking at remodeling ideas and RV’ing hacks. Might start with some new flooring, new paint and wallpaper and new fixtures.
Huh! I never once thought of that. Changing flooring, paint and wallpaper. Never occurred to me that you could!
 
The current owners really like their coffee. :) The washer and dryer will be nice to have. I didn't know that RV could have them.

The RV looks comfy and traveling will be an adventure. :)
LOL! It appears so and I think I'll be replacing the drip maker with my espresso machine. ;) Because coffee is life. :drinking1

It will be nice to have that setup especially if I'm feeling the need to hit the road for a spell. :)
 
Congratulations on the 5th wheel. We have one too. We were supposed to be at Ft. Wilderness the last 2 weeks with it :(
You will love it! Making it your own will be fun. This will be the 3rd year with ours and I still enjoy buying things to help with organization/decoration. :)
 
G is for: Getting There is Half the Fun! Pt. 1

If you’ve followed me on other reports in the past, you know that a chronological style isn’t how I write. In the end, I’ve decided, each story should be able to stand on its own and whether it be dining reviews, specific places with specific stories, or activities, the place along a trip continuum shouldn’t matter. In the rare case that it does, I fill in the gaps to provide context as necessary. This is one of those rare moments in which finishing out our arrival night makes more sense. I mean, we were on a roll with travel blessings, right? An early arrival means extra fun- best hit the road. Er, well, in this case, the rails. Afterall, this would be a Monorail Crawl of epic proportions.

Lightning and Mater honked as we drove in and showed us to our garage. The Citezens of Carsland were very welcoming and we were eager to mosey around and get acquainted, but other plans were on the books and since life is a highway, we might as well ride one in the sky.

By 5:51 we were on a bus headed to MK. We were the only ones on the bus and by 6:21 we were doing the zoomy-zoom towards the CR. Along the way, we saw the tented train station and the crane looming over Space Mountain. All signs of good things to come to not just MK; over the course of the trip, there were signs of progress just about everywhere around Disney. These are exciting, albeit on occasion annoying, times. And right off the bat, we hit one of those annoying times. The plan was to start the trip off with a table with view. That wasn’t going to happen. The very nice and capable CMs at the Cali Grill broke the bad news that there was no room, and a first-come-first-serve table would very likely not be available for at least 75 minutes. That just wasn’t going to jive with our plans for the night. We did decide to wait for a bit “just to see” and took a seat on the comfy couches across the way. And while we were very briefly encouraged by parties leaving, our hopes were dashed when we checked back about 20 minutes later. While Mikki waited off to the side near the podium, I set my stuff down near her on the floor and asked again. They recommended we head to The Wave. So we did.

And we’re so glad we did. No, it wasn’t a lovely table with a spectacular view but I might go as far as to say that the service we got, the food and drinks we had, and the minimal wait in a nearly private lounge, MORE than made up for that. And I wanted to document it. But! Remember that little bit when I set my stuff down by Mikki? Remember when we sat on the couches upstairs? Yeah… this is where MushBrain enters the story. My phone….. what the…?!?! You know that panicked feeling when your phone is gone? I had that. Multiplied by 1000%. Remember those wonderful planning cards I made? All my notes, plans, ADR numbers, games? Gone. But I didn’t know that until later that night. Sigh…. good thing Mikki had the ones I made her, and for the remainder of the trip, that’s what I used to jot down my trip notes. Wanna know something even funnier? All that was done before I had one drop of alcohol. So, I’ll just preemptively make note of that as protection against the snark-loaded comments I absolutely might deserve. Most importantly, I did run (yes, I did run) upstairs to ask about my phone. The sweet ladies at the podium had already begun the process of having it sent to my resort. How, you might ask? I have a wallet phone and they’d found my ID and looked up my resort reservation using that. And that, my friends, is one of the reasons I keep going back to Disney.

Now, onto the night’s festivities…. (Yes, we'd had harrowing stories before the evening had even really begun.)

Our goal was to make a complete circuit of all the Mono Resorts and have a drink and food at each one. Preferably we’d end the night still standing. To keep the suspense at a minimum, we did. But let me fill in the gaps, since that’s why you’re here reading, right?

Right?

Down the couple of flights we went and checked in at The Wave’s podium. We wanted to be in the lounge instead of in the dining room because we didn’t want to feel obligated to order a meal or spend a bunch of time. Time, as you’ll see, was the currency we were dealing in that night, and we needed to make the most of it. There was no room at the bar proper and that was ok. Instead, we were told to have a seat in "the blue room" where only one other party was just finishing up.



When we checked in we were told that there was no “service” at the tables and that we’d have to go up to the bar ourselves to place our orders... which I did. I asked to see a menu and we quickly decided on Old Fashioned’s and an order of the crab cakes and I sat back down.


Within minutes, another server noticed us and came to the table to take or order. I let him know we’d already placed the order but he assured us that from then on our needs would be more than taken care of. A most amazing bread service showed up in short order. Ladies and Gentlemen, I am not a huge bread fan in general, but this was truly GOOD bread. The herbed, salted butter made it even better! It probably also did what it was supposed to and kept us from getting too loaded too quickly.


The crab cakes came out quickly as well and were absolutely delicious.



The service was so great, and we were so cozy, that we decided to order a drink to share which I considered a vacation kick-start must:

By this time MaryEllen was texting me about the horrific day she was having and asked us to have a drink for her. Who was I to say no? I texted her that little video back as a token of solidarity.

The drinks and food were just enough to get us jump started on what would amount to a dinner of mixed reviews. After tipping generously, it was time for Stop #2 of our circuit!





Sadly, the Mono platform isn’t. It’s completely gone so we chose to take the monorail to the TTC and walk from there. At this point, the temperatures weren’t as awful as they would be the next day, so walking was a really nice option for us.






(Tiki Butts make me giggle.)

We made our way up to the Tambu Lounge and were quickly led to a lounge table. It was so strange to be in a nearly empty Poly lobby/lounge/’Ohana. I confess, I missed the happy hubbub. It was a foregone conclusion that my drink choice would be a Lapu Lapu- a Mai Tai made tripley expensive by being served in a $1 pineapple. I didn’t care. This is what vacation dreams are made of. It was delicious and went down far too easily, as Lapus always do.




The food on the other hand was quite another story. The food was probably the worst I have EVER had on Disney property. Totally gross. So much so that we literally tossed it in the trash. We had ordered the ribs and some California roll. The ribs were as dry as the Arizona desert in August, but they tried to hide it by slathering buckets of sauce all over it. I ate one, Mikki ate 2 bites, the rest went into the bathroom garbage. The sushi was, no lie, made with canned cat food tuna (what my mom not-so-affectionately calls chunk light), not sushi tuna that even an amateur sushi consumer would expect. Out of hunger we ate it. And it was time to move on. Sorry Tambu; you disappointed us.




I had briefly contemplated buying the Surfer Tiki Cup but in the end decided to save my money and room for other souvenirs. They were kinda cute though!




Continued in next post...
 
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G is for Getting There is Half the Fun- Pt. 2

Time to walk off a bit more booze and build up an appetite for the next (hopefully better) eats!! The path to the GF is always lovely and we enjoyed every minute. Here are some random shots along the way:











I was excited for this stop, perhaps more than any of the others mostly because it was a new place to me. We were headed for the Enchanted Rose! To be honest, I’d only read a very small handful of reviews, but what I was seeing was absolutely glowing. We checked in and were seated within minutes. My first impression was, WOW!! What a lovely, enchanting lounge. The artwork alone is worth a visit. It’s charming, warm, and quite inviting.








The server spent quite a bit of time going over the drink options with us and we ended up with a Lavendar Fog for me and an Island Rose for Mik.






Sadly, the tableside drink service was not available. Stupid Covid. Hands down the best drinks of the night. Perfectly mixed and smooth with lovely flavors and texture. We were both still hungry and we agreed on an order of the crab mac and cheese. Absolute loveliness of creamy perfection. The breadcrumbs on top added a nice crunch of buttery goodness.


About halfway through my drink I decided to take a little walk and take some photos. As I said, the decor is worth seeing all on its own. Our server noticed my enthusiasm and asked if I’d seen “the Library”. Obviously I hadn’t, but when he offered to show me the way, I was drawn in like an addict to the ER. I was rewarded with a glimpse of this gorgeous space and was let free to photograph to my heart’s delight. Cogsworth, Mrs. Potts, and Lumiere were all there to say hello!












But the night was beginning to wane and if we were to make our next date, we’d need to finish up and move along. By now, in case you are wondering, we were a bit on the other side of tipsy. Giggly and goofy were more accurate. And that’s okay. It was vacation, the driving was left to others, we had time to kill, and were just super enjoying ourselves. Next stop- the Bar Riva at the Riviera! We ordered a Lyft and got our happy hineys going. We had a pre-arranged meeting with Tammie, a former DISser whom I’ve known since about 2007 or so. I’d met her when she lived in Oregon and have enjoyed her company both off and online. Sadly, Topolinos was already closed so we had our nightcap at Bar Riva instead. Not my first choice as I was still jonesing for a view, but we took what we could and enjoyed about 30 minutes with Tammie before they gave us last call. Mik and I each ordered a… drink.





At this point, I’m not sure we knew shingles from shinola. I do know that we ordered a Tiramisu and magically 2 of them showed up.




Needless to say, the tip was very generous here as well. And this is the point where I can just say… we got home. I do know it was by way of Lyft because we JUST missed the Skyliner’s closing. Which really sucked because that was the entire point of ending our evening here. Ah well, we had a welcoming fleet of friends to go home to and Disney beds to fall into. Which we did promptly and had sweet vacation-y dreams.
 
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I love your RV purchase, I’m excited for you. How nice to have a place In Tucson. I love that area. Many fun memories there for me. I sure miss the weather especially right now when it is -20 below right now. It is so cold 🥶 Yuck 🤮I plan something similar for winter months soon!

I especially love that it's outside of the city a bit so much less rat-racy and urban. It's quiet and slower-paced. I just got a text from the group there and it's a balmy 60 right now. I"m excited for you too!! Change can be pretty exciting now and then. Especially one you've been thinking about for a while.
 
But do you want to hear it for (minimum) 8 years every morning?

Uhhh, no.
That completely depends on the time of day, the season of the year and how I feel on that particular time.
I have too many favourites to narrow it down to one.

Huh!! I can see that!
Did not know this. :)

:) Now ya do!!
Wow! Congrats on the new digs! And from the pics, it looks really nice.

I can't wait to go there and see it in person and start measuring drawers and stuff. I know that sounds weird to buy something without seeing it, but I did research online quite a bit and trust the go-between to steer me right.
Really! I've been there and that's a fairly large house, if I recall.

It is pretty big but not overly so. :) Plenty big for all of us to live together and still have plenty of privacy.
Is this happening now? Or...?

Oh no. I am committed to my job and my roomie until at least September. Still mulling over logistics and timelines, but right now... shooting for Sept.
Huh! I never once thought of that. Changing flooring, paint and wallpaper. Never occurred to me that you could!
It's got SOOOOOo much potential and I'm excited to start the process of making a space my own. :)
 
We stopped by the Enchanted Rose and there was a long line to get into the lounge. I peeked in just to see the decor, but I didn't see the library.

The Tambu Lounge must be pretty empty with 'Ohana being closed.

We walked to/from GF/Poly on Sunday while we waited for our ME pickup time. The views are great. :)
 














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