Flossbolna
Sea days are just so relaxing!
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I find this interesting Magadlene that you would think American don't have many veggies?? or is it just the Hess Station your referring to? I feel American stores have an over abundance of food. I found Germany stores different that American ones to. Well except Aldi!They were VERY simalar.
Hmmmm gets me thinking I need to take some pictures for you of our local grocery store. You know how I like to take pictures....![]()
Yes, I meant the Hess station would not have a large selection of vegetables. I still remember how amazed I was about the selection of fruit and vegetables when I visited my aunt in California in 1986. At that time I had never seen an avocado nor seedless grapes and kiwi fruit were still a novelty in Europe.
My comment about the difference in grocery stores was meant that I am generally not expecting something to be available because I would not know what to expect! That's one thing why I don't think I will ever order groceries from Garden Grocer. The stuff I would buy here I can't get and I am not really sure how to replace it... And for one or two people paying Disney prices isn't too horrible and possibly I might get a rental car for a few days and could always go to a shop myself.

They were VERY simalar.
So glad to see it has worked on at least one of my subjects...now to just get Michelle to cave 
and he is quite entertaining (and reminds me of RnRC
How does that happen?!?! Can't wait to see how this trip unfolds! Also, loved the picture of Henry with his little valentine's cookie....i think he's such a cutie with his scraggly hair! 
We're doing Times Square and seeing The Little Mermaid on Broadway, but if you have any other suggestions for some good times to be had in your fair city, do let me know! 

Other favorite snack is that bar called Magic Kingdom bar??? I got it in the CS at Wilderness Lodge on the way out to ME.....ate it on the plane and kicked myself for missing out on it the other 8 days we were there. And then there are the Pooh Bear puffs at Crystal Palace Breakfast...mmmmmmmmmmm.
My husband had to literally pull his 70 year old Mom out and she was laughing so hard that she didn't have any strength. It was quite a site.....gosh I hope we aren't on Youtube or anything
oh maybe because she was 5 1/2 and knew everything and didn't want to listen to me? yeah, that could be. but now its on my radar, thanks...it will be on my trip plans shortly because we are all artsy in my family so everyone will love it. thanks!
Much sadness. Guess I'm glad I didn't go on a wild goose chase for one yesterday evening!)
And ya...to draw a character you've never seen would be HARD! I think Rapunzel in general would be. I'm hoping for something easier...like Mickey or Pooh!

I just told him we must do MK the first full day, otherwise, whatever!
about your NYC trip! The City is wonderful! It's supposed to be warmer this weekend too, 60 on Saturday I think!
Broadway is a must! I haven't seen the Little Mermaid yet, but it's on my list. Definitely go to Central Park and enjoy it's beauty, Rockefeller is kinda neat to see too. If you want to spend the money you can go to the top of the Rock for great views of Central Park and the Empire State Building - or go to the top of the Empire State. I think both are around $20. Ground Zero and the Wall Street area is interesting too - lots of old buildings down there, tons of history! Eat a bagel and pizza!
Glad you made it over here! I need to get back to my TR and read the comments left there, but haven't yet!
I could easily sneak away quickly during that time....he he!