Ditto this, Wendy. You're a trooper.
Back before I had my son, back before I met my husband. Back when I was a somewhat reblious early 20-something gal, I actually rode a ride at our local theme park called Sidewinder about 7 or 8 times in a row (it was late and the park was emptying out, so there was no line for it...the ride operators let us stay on and just kept sending us again and again). It was a single loop rollercoaster type ride. You went forward through the loop, then came backwards through it. I'm pretty sure I couldn't stomach that many times at once now.
I did that same thing!!! At Great America (another amusement park in Northern CA) there was a ride like that and my friend and I rode it like 9-10 times over and over (same thing - there was no one else in line so they let us keep riding it). And me too, not sure how many times I could go on that now. But I did ride Expedition Everest 2x in a row this year and was so excited (since in 2005 it was just before it opened [so we saw it but it wasn't open yet - just a big tease] and then in 2008 I was expecting so everyone else got to ride but me
I miss those attractions. Horizons was one of my faves and wendy's too.
Body Wars was pretty outdated, but more intense than Star Tours. If you liked Fantastic Voyage (the movie with Raquel Welch), then you would LOVE this attraction.
Body Wars was way cool! And actually a neat educational ride for kids learning about the anatomy of the body. You got to see the inside of the heart, brain, arteries, etc. I think Erin would actually have enjoyed that...
Totally miss Horizons... Jordan - we forgot our traditional Horizons photo...
Next time... can you imagine hundreds of your peeps doing that pose? Hee hee hee.
only 4 nuggets, jeeze they skimp out on room service meals for sure.
I know, especially when it take TWO table service credits to get room service!!!!!!! Sheesh.
at Disney's California Adventure, Wendy and I rode California Screamin 2-3 times in a row and that was about all i could take. She went at least 2 more times...
I think my total was 7-8 at least. That was so fun. It was opening weekend of DCA I think. Ahhhh, the good old days... apple martini's at the Cove (?)... dinner at Soap Opera Bistro... I miss those places.
The remote control game is fun, but mind blowing at 4.5 Dylan knows all about the remote control....
Yeah, the kids are starting to figure out how to record stuff to DVR and pull it up to watch later. Sigh.
Oh, I remember that episode! I love Friends. I actually had a professor that reminded me a LOT of Ross! I swear, I felt like I was watching Ross lecture. He had the same type of voice and looked almost exactly like him.
Yes, but did he start talking in a British accent??? That was a classic episode... then Monica turns scottish and Rachel suddenly hails from India. Ha ha ha. Such a classic series!!! I still TIVO it every night.
I forgot Muppets. I've fallen asleep there multiple times.
Yes, I was going to mention this til I saw you did later...
Drooling, snoring go along with all that too? I'm guessing those around you were REAL pleased you were sitting next to them.
But I guess it didn't bother those around you since that was me and Derek and we were both asleep as well
I remember that time we all went in and promptly fell asleep through the whole thing. Now that's what I call a power nap!
Dude, how can you forget the Muppets. Remember that got 4 stars in our (make-believe) tourist guide especially when you could sleep on the boxes in the waiting area and had great AC.
Shame shame DH... have you not learned yet... you must read forward a bit before posting.... hee hee hee. I almost did the same thing until I glanced ahead....
That's what i call intestinal fortitude!
I won't go near that ride. I think it would freak me out too much!
But for those of you of mild constitutions, I'd suggest at least riding the green... so you can at least have a taste of it... it's pretty amazing technology. 
I used to watch my nephew a lot when he was little and we had such great times together. And I'm sure as they grow up you will be just as close with them, if not closer. And how wonderful for Wendy and Derek to have someone that loves their children unconditionally!
there's a bright hope that he'll still have some of his senses by his mid sixties
