I love ketchup, and hate tomatoes. I like peanuts, and don't like peanut butter. Actually, I will tolerate tomatoes, and peanut butter, but only if sugar is added to them, hence liking ketchup, and liking a good peanut butter cup. Weird.
Embarressed does not even describe how we both felt! Looking forward to reading more of your dining reviews.
I really don't like the wind. It blows tiny particles of dirt into my eyes preventing me from wearing my contacts...it mucks up my carefullly prepared coiffure...it forces me to wear a jacket in 80-degree weather...and it makes a hollow mockery of any attempt at outdoor dining. **By the way said:HI! (fellow wind-hater). I just found your thead and I love it!! I have to share this with you as I completely understand your wind predicament. Two years ago, I took my DH for his 1st WDW trip (my 8th). We were also sitting and eating at the same location when we noticed a breeze kicking up and off in the distance a dark cloud which we figured would just blow away. It just seemed like moments when the breeze turned into a serious wind and the little dark cloud turned into a thunderstorm right on us. We didn't even have time to run. Our food blew off the table and we were holding onto our umbrella with all we had. The folks next to us were holding drinks (looked like margaritas) from the lakeside bar, and were having a tough time trying to keep their drinks and the umbrella too. The storm was brief but we were soaked (and still hungry) when it blew over. It made me laugh to see we weren't the only ones who had an experience like that.
The first time I put ketchup on fish in front of my inlaws they were shocked and appalled. Apparently in this area fish is only to be touched by tartar sauce. My family always used ketchup.
I'm really enjoying your dining reviews Brenda! Glad to hear that you're feeling better. Sounds like you've had some great meals so far. The bathroom incident was so funny! I've done the same thing twice at the Orlando airport bathrooms. I had the misfortune of walking into the men's room with a man at the stalls
I will say though, that the bathroom set-up at MCO is confusing; I've caught myself once or twice almost walking into the wrong bathroom. HI! (fellow wind-hater). I just found your thead and I love it!! I have to share this with you as I completely understand your wind predicament. Two years ago, I took my DH for his 1st WDW trip (my 8th). We were also sitting and eating at the same location when we noticed a breeze kicking up and off in the distance a dark cloud which we figured would just blow away. It just seemed like moments when the breeze turned into a serious wind and the little dark cloud turned into a thunderstorm right on us. We didn't even have time to run. Our food blew off the table and we were holding onto our umbrella with all we had. The folks next to us were holding drinks (looked like margaritas) from the lakeside bar, and were having a tough time trying to keep their drinks and the umbrella too. The storm was brief but we were soaked (and still hungry) when it blew over. It made me laugh to see we weren't the only ones who had an experience like that.
Although I won't tolerate a tomato in it's solid form in any way. 
Never done mustard on pizza but potato chips add a nice crunch
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You really have to try it on pizza with hamburger and bacon--tastes just like a bacon cheeseburger!! (We have a pizza place here that makes a BCB pizza with mustard and pickles on top. They also drizzle mayo on it, but that just puts me over the edge)
Our gourmet treats included Lindt chocolates, dipping pretzels, sausage, crackers, champagne mustard, cheese, key lime cookies, and cashews.
We may have been seperated at birth.
Add to the list a love of pickles but can't stand cucumbers & onions must be cooked never raw.
Never done mustard on pizza but potato chips add a nice crunch
Brenda, your review is great as always! Can't wait for more!
Heh - am totally looking forward to the Trippie... I'll try to save it up for days when I am actually contemplating ways to commit hari kari with my pen at my desk... (seriously - read Bank by David Bledin or the Anonymous Lawyer by Jeremy Blachman, and you'll get a glimpse into my days!)
As for Plankton's evil scheme - the 'lil devil sent me a postcard detailing his plans (and my part in them because I didn't follow through on my knitting plans). Be afraid. Be very afraid... I've hired a bodyguard to be on standby the next time I head into the US...
You really have to try it on pizza with hamburger and bacon--tastes just like a bacon cheeseburger!! (We have a pizza place here that makes a BCB pizza with mustard and pickles on top. They also drizzle mayo on it, but that just puts me over the edge
That sounds like my practice at times!!
, but yes, we had an awesome time at Raglan Road. Thanks again for the recommendation! (It will be Day 4 in my report, will do Day 3 tomorrow once the company's gone.) 
I'll have some reading to do after these kids go to sleep! 
