lyzziesmom
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Some more photos, from our cookie-baking session this afternoon. Nothing fancy, just some cut-out sugar cookies. I didn't feel like shopping for any additional ingredients.
Lyzzie really was having a good time, despite her lack of smiles!
Thanks for letting me share my pictures!l
April: I've noticed a lot of people use the DDP and either don't really understand it, or try to squeeze every penny out of it by getting more than they are supposed to. That's what causes a lot of slowdowns at the registers. As long as you and DH read the brochure they give you at check-in and don't try to take advantage (I'm sure you will and won't, respectively) you will be fine. They have all the snack options clearly labeled now, I'm telling you if you try it you will love it, and so will your DH! If he really does not want to use it, maybe you could try it in Feb and then you can tell him how easy it is!
Amber: I agree that most of the Wonders of Life pavilion, from what I remember, was not THAT cool. Body Wars was fun, because at the time there were not too many motion simulator rides. I think it came out shortly after Star Tours and it was a big deal. I remember Cranium Command as being really cute and fun, did you see that? They used to have an exhibit which I think they've since removed, that was in the main area of the pavilion and it was a bunch of hands-on exhibits that reminded me of a science museum, they were all educational things about how the body works. That was always my favorite part! I hope they are considering updating and reopening the pavilion for good. Perhaps this partial opening is a test run to see if anyone is still interested? I think Epcot is somewhat losing its educational feel which is a shame. Yes they have added a lot of fun things, but it's kind of sad that they feel the need to take out the educational feel of the park in order to add more "fun."
Lyzzie really was having a good time, despite her lack of smiles!
Thanks for letting me share my pictures!l
April: I've noticed a lot of people use the DDP and either don't really understand it, or try to squeeze every penny out of it by getting more than they are supposed to. That's what causes a lot of slowdowns at the registers. As long as you and DH read the brochure they give you at check-in and don't try to take advantage (I'm sure you will and won't, respectively) you will be fine. They have all the snack options clearly labeled now, I'm telling you if you try it you will love it, and so will your DH! If he really does not want to use it, maybe you could try it in Feb and then you can tell him how easy it is!
Amber: I agree that most of the Wonders of Life pavilion, from what I remember, was not THAT cool. Body Wars was fun, because at the time there were not too many motion simulator rides. I think it came out shortly after Star Tours and it was a big deal. I remember Cranium Command as being really cute and fun, did you see that? They used to have an exhibit which I think they've since removed, that was in the main area of the pavilion and it was a bunch of hands-on exhibits that reminded me of a science museum, they were all educational things about how the body works. That was always my favorite part! I hope they are considering updating and reopening the pavilion for good. Perhaps this partial opening is a test run to see if anyone is still interested? I think Epcot is somewhat losing its educational feel which is a shame. Yes they have added a lot of fun things, but it's kind of sad that they feel the need to take out the educational feel of the park in order to add more "fun."
. Now, it's not a huge scrape, but big enough that it has now scabbed over. Being on the PTO, I have the principles cell number for emergencies. I decide to call him. I'm going to meet with him on Monday. 
. Anyway, I'm trying to settle in my mind the final outcome I'm willing to accept from this situation. The boy hit my sons arm. According to the other child, there wasn't an argument before hand and myu son and this child were not even playing together when this happened. I volunteer weekly in class and I know that this boy is hyper. According to my son and his friend, this boy has kind of been picking on kids for the last week. I definately do not want this to ever ever happen again. I am upset that the substitute did not (in my opinion) handle this correctly. My son should have been checked out by the nurse and this should have been reported to the principle right away. I am unsure about what punishment I want to see happen to the boy. I don't beleive that he is violent, but this bothers me. He certainly needs to be held accountable. I'm thinking that do not want my son in class with this child anymore. I am willing to move my child to the other class-- his best friend is in that class and so he is fine with that as well. What do you think?
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Welcome Home!!!!! 
We could have a couple of reservations and let someone cancel when it gets closer??
That stuff sets me off too!!!
I about fell over when they told me Kenny was 7#14oz! I expected him to be much smaller.. at least they were healthy.
for the l&d story.... and 
He needs to learn to be responsible for his actions!
don't tell 
Have a great evening and keep warm!
Brrrr! Those are some great pics Pozey!
I've been home from the girls' shopping trip for about 2 hours, but have been reading/catching up and getting the neglected laundry together. 
I was beginning to worry about myself. 
