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Any of you folks remember a song by George Jones from a few yrs back titled High Tech Redneck? Well, tomorrow, that song will once again come true for me as I get my 1st smartphone(which is going to probably not make me any smarter). We have had major issues with our provider of 15 years, so we are switching to another carrier. Even my 82 yr young Dad is getting in the mix and going the way of the smartphone.
We have done the dessert buffet...loved it...have a late lunch and come ready to eat...love the fireworks viewing, got wonderful pictures from the photo pass person who was assigned that night...
Excited to share my news...we put an offer on a VWL contract....waiting for the documents to arrive to start process for ROFR.![]()
Kati and I have had the iphones for 3 years now.
We have quite a few Disney apps also, and she loves to look and see how long the line would be at certain rides even though we are at home.
The DISboards app is also really cool in being able to check out our thread even when not at home!!!
We have done the dessert buffet...loved it...have a late lunch and come ready to eat...love the fireworks viewing, got wonderful pictures from the photo pass person who was assigned that night...
Excited to share my news...we put an offer on a VWL contract....waiting for the documents to arrive to start process for ROFR.![]()
To Pirate Granny: What JT said!MooseDust to you that ROFR goes through with flying colors![]()
To Pirate Granny: What JT said!![]()
The Oz movie wasn't terrible, just not very magical, and I mostly blame that on the lead (James Franco) and uninspired depictions of the inhabitants of the Land of Oz. The scenery was imaginatively conceived (though 3D was a waste) and very colorful, but at times the CGI was cumbersome and crude. I also enjoyed the storyline and its ties to the original Oz movie and its characters (I read this movie was based on Baum's earlier, pre-Wizard books). Above all, however, was the complete miscasting of Franco. He's smarmy and smirks a lot, much like he did when he hosted the Academy Awards a couple of years ago. When he's playing a con artist, he smirks. When he's happy, he smirks. When he's awe-struck, he smirks. When he's being sensitive, he. . .smirks. I think he's fine as a stoner dude or a free-spirited character, just not as the linchpin for a potential franchise. However, if you like Franco, you'll likely enjoy the movie a lot.
Luv and I have plans but we're still three months away, so we'll wait a bit closer to the date to fill in the blanks.![]()
I'm catching up on the boards today....and I've heard a lot of criticism about James Franco also. I heard today that the role was originally offered to Robert Downey Jr. Now that would have been perfect!!!
Hey, Murron! I believe the role was offered to both Robert Downey, Jr. and Johnny Depp, but both turned it down. Personally, I think someone like Orlando Bloom or even Nathan Fillion would have been better. . .you know, someone who can emote beyond smirk.I'm catching up on the boards today....and I've heard a lot of criticism about James Franco also. I heard today that the role was originally offered to Robert Downey Jr. Now that would have been perfect!!!
Last night I was able to switch our reservation from OKW to VWL!!! We are SOOO excited!! Neither DH & I have ever been there & have always wanted to stay there!!
We are thrilled to be able to spend our 5th Wedding Anniversary ( AND very first trip alone since we had our twins) at The Lodge!!
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He's smarmy and smirks a lot, much like he did when he hosted the Academy Awards a couple of years ago. When he's playing a con artist, he smirks. When he's happy, he smirks. When he's awe-struck, he smirks. When he's being sensitive, he. . .smirks. I think he's fine as a stoner dude or a free-spirited character, just not as the linchpin for a potential franchise. However, if you like Franco, you'll likely enjoy the movie a lot.![]()
Happy Easter All.
Watching the 10 commandments yet again. An Easter tradition in my house because what is Easter without Yul Brynner saying "So let it be written, so let it be done" and Edward G. Robinson doing his usual gangster persona only this time in a toga.
Eliza...I was watching that last night again too! And you are absolutely right about Edward G. Robinson...not a lot of variety in his acting skills! I have to think that Hollywood set was a zoo, literally in the case of the exodus of the Israelites scenes. They really did use a "cast of thousands" in those old epics!![]()
I still have my "dumb phone" -- and I don't know how to do half the stuff it can do. One of these days, I'll have to give in, I suppose!![]()
Last night I was able to switch our reservation from OKW to VWL!!! We are SOOO excited!! Neither DH & I have ever been there & have always wanted to stay there!!
We are thrilled to be able to spend our 5th Wedding Anniversary ( AND very first trip alone since we had our twins) at The Lodge!!
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Congrats!! And welcome! VWL is such a romantic resort. It's serene, relatively quiet, and cozy. You'll love hearing the crickets chirrup at night as the lanterns flicker. Take a walk along the beach at night, too, where you can catch EWP and parts of Wishes. There is a nature trail leading out behind the bike rental building. You absolutely must dine at Artist Point, and be sure to ask for a window table and tell them it's your anniversary. You're simply going to love it!Last night I was able to switch our reservation from OKW to VWL!!! We are SOOO excited!! Neither DH & I have ever been there & have always wanted to stay there!!
We are thrilled to be able to spend our 5th Wedding Anniversary ( AND very first trip alone since we had our twins) at The Lodge!!
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