WBRepo-Ship of Thieves-Remember the Magic Pt 10

[HollyTyler]

Holly... set your vcr for around 10:30-11 on the slowest speed so you can get at least 6 hours out of the tape.

Thanks, Michelle, will do!

 

[gaylean93]

I'm working on it.......

It looks cute now. Plus I'm sooo excited to see OUR after pictures

 

[HollyTyler]

SHE'S DONE SHOVELING

 

[BubbaGrump]

I'm Irish, German and English

You left out onery!

 

[tink1963]

I just want you to be happy. We are fine with whatever and will bring what we need and probably leave more for the next time

Just you guys coming makes me happy.

 

[JLSE50]

I hope she tries them when she is older. Brooke and Ethan were so young when they started going (Brooke was in my tummy) that they didn't know the difference.

I do not think it is totally, or maybe even a little bit based on exposure. Our boys started going to WDW when they were little. They tried rides that they were the right height for and if they did not like something we did not push them to do it again. We asked if they wanted to and we accepted NO as an answer.

I think some people have brains that enjoy or even crave fast, jerky movements and they LOVE roller coasters.

Others have brains that are wired differently and for them the same experience is unpleasant.

I also think this can change as people age. Some people who hate such rides grow into liking them, like my boys.

Some people who like them as kids grow into not liking them, like me. The one and only time I was on California Screaming and the last time I was on Triceratops Spin I knew were my last rides. I found the experiences to be physically and mentally unpleasant.

I think the same thing can happen with events that startle people. I hate them. My heart races and it is very unpleasant. After the event is over I do not remember it as fun or silly. It is still very unpleasant.

I really do think it has to do with how our brains are wired.
.

 

[HollyTyler]

Good to "see" you Holly, where you been all day? Anything fun?

Ok I see you already answered.

Beat ya to it!

 

[MouseFaninQueue]

But there must be something else. If not it can be their first geocatch.

Depending on timing we might take you to a Canadian Football Game as our season just gets started near the beginning of July.

And yes we can probably do a geocache - cause that is such a "Canadian" thing. You know using millions of dollars of US technology to find tupperware in the woods. And the first one was placed in the US.

 

[gaylean93]

OK! Buzz kill in the game!! Lets pray he is okay!!!!

You get buzz kill easy. First Marr's car and now someone you don't even know

 

[gaylean93]

So, I am giving Pain in the Butt advice to the wrong person! So, the advice goes for you too! Google sciatica and DO those stretches!!!!!!!!!!!

How come you can say butt but I can't say b o o b?

 

[MouseFaninQueue]

oh, no, it couldn't have been minus 51, I must have misunderstood him. I know Canada is cold, but Winnipeg is only a few hundred miles north of North Dakota........hmmmmmmm

Yes it could have been -51C (-59F) in Winnipeg. With the windchill that is not unheard of.

 

[gaylean93]

I swim! Just not when other people are around to see me dog paddle!!!

I didn't mean you can't swim. I mean you don't swim.

 

[BubbaGrump]

I do not think it is totally, or maybe even a little bit based on exposure. Our boys started going to WDW when they were little. They tried rides that they were the right height for and if they did not like something we did not push them to do it again. We asked if they wanted to and we accepted NO as an answer.

I think some people have brains that enjoy or even crave fast, jerky movements and they LOVE roller coasters.

Others have brains that are wired differently and for them the same experience is unpleasant.

I also think this can change as people age. Some people who hate such rides grow into liking them, like my boys.

Some people who like them as kids grow into not liking them, like me. The one and only time I was on California Screaming and the last time I was on Triceratops Spin I knew were my last rides. I found the experiences to be physically and mentally unpleasant.

I think the same thing can happen with events that startle people. I hate them. My heart races and it is very unpleasant. After the event is over I do not remember it as fun or silly. It is still very unpleasant.

I really do think it has to do with how our brains are wired.
.

Let it go! Let it go!!!

 

[gaylean93]

oh, no, it couldn't have been minus 51, I must have misunderstood him. I know Canada is cold, but Winnipeg is only a few hundred miles north of North Dakota........hmmmmmmm

It's confusing I know. I misunderstood earlier

 

[HollyTyler]

Holly - how wast Toby's movie? I love him, and am curious about the movie.

A lot of bad acting, but I still liked it. It wasn't great, but good enough.

 

[tink1963]

A lot of bad acting, but I still liked it. It wasn't great, but good enough.

which Toby are you guys talking about?

 

[gaylean93]

I am English, and Scots-Irish. I REALLY want to visit Armagh in Northern Ireland......it's on my List.....too bad my list gets longer and longer and longer. Right now we are trying to get a good rate for an Eastern Carribben on DCL. I thought we could go Feb 14, but there are no handicapped accessible rooms available for cast members.........so we are going to try to go in March. If we wait much longer, Easter will be here, then spring break, then summer. And there won't be any good rates until NEXT winter! Oh, well, just gotta keep my options open. Connie

I want to visit lots of places Do you have to get handicap accessible rooms every time? I think that would be hit and miss.

 

[BubbaGrump]

So Gaylean, who do we have to root for in the Superbowl? I think I'll root for whoever Jerry is taking. Its his house, and hes in a little better shape than me!

 

[gaylean93]

You left out onery!

I said Irish

 

[BubbaGrump]

I said Irish

Point well taken!