Elizabeth...
I keep forgetting to put this down....Hope you feel better in the morning and....
that nanny agency must be crazy!! I am sorry, huge resumes to fill out, access to credit report BEFORE placement, AND then a one cancel and your out policy???...PFFFFFT!! What about being sick and considerate of others around you??
IDIOTS!!
Thanks, I do feel a little better today. Hope your migraine is gone!
I get one more chance - I'm not allowed to cancel twice. I told DH about the credit report and he gave me THE LOOK. I am really going to have to think hard about that before I reschedule. Like I said before, I get needing to know about a nanny's background, but really, some things go too far.
I agree that the best steak I have had on WDW property was at Yachtsman in December. But, I would only ever go there and pay OOP because there is no way that the Signature restaurants are worth the money on the
DDP. The appetizers and desserts, although wonderful were not large enough to share with 4 people so I don't think that would work for us either. Next time we use the DDP we will not book a Signature restaurant for the trip. We actually lost money this past time because of doing that and that has never been a problem for us adventurous big eaters before!
We didn't love Yachtsman. Our food was fine, not fabulous, and DS's was bad enough that we sent it back and they took it off the bill. We won't go back there. We ate at Concourse that same trip and it was good, but not all that memorable. Unless you spend a TON at a signature restauant you are better off paying OOP. Our bill at Yachtsman was $130 (just DH and me - we paid OOP for DS's ice cream, which was all he ate.) Our bill at Kona was $90 for just DH and me (because we ran out of credits, we paid OOP for DS) so we could have had $180 worth of food eating twice at Kona instead of $130 worth of food eating once at Yachtsman. Oh, and I think the minimum # of nights on DDP is 3 - you might want to check to be sure.
I awoke to the radio this morning telling of another soldier that died in Iraq. I heard a last name & where he attended school. I shot right up freaking out, asking dh if he heard the whole name. This soldier that died was 24 year old Daniel Miller Jr. He is the oldest son of a friend that I grew up with. I seen Robin(his mother)at work Friday & we were talking about Daniel. Robin was so proud of her son & what he was doing. I was telling her how strong she is having to deal with a child over there now. We talked for quite awhile & before she left we both promised to have lunch together soon.
Janet, this is so, so horrible! I am so sorry!
Deb,
I am sorry to hear about the loss of your cousin.
I am sorry to hear about your cousin!

When DH's friend was killed last summer I know his mom was comforted by having DS and her other grandkids around - not sure if you were planning to bring the boys.
She is supposed to see "the movie" this week about puberty & all its glory. Anyway, I want to talk to her before she sees it. Anyone have any idea how to handle this..no one ever had a talk with me..I just got it & thought I was dying.
Good luck! I always thought it would be so easy to talk to DS since I have a background in AIDS/HIV awareness. HA! And apparently the books for boys are a bit more graphic than a 5th grader really needs. I looked at some on the internet but I have yet to purchase one. Great. Something else to worry about!
Stephanie - I am sorry about the untimely demise of your rug.

I washed a pillow for the little boy I used to nanny and it looked like a sheep exploded in the washer. ALL of the stuffing came out. And it floated around the house in little tufts for weeks to come. I hope you can find a suitable replacement.