End of a perfect day – friends and family, frolic and fun! Now it’s time to say goodbye…
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End of a perfect day – friends and family, frolic and fun! Now it’s time to say goodbye…
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We are slowly making our way out of the park and back to our real lives. But first, one more show…
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Palm trees!
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Save the tree!
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just throwin’ it out there… One of my young chaperones pointed it out to me in the smoking section at the Tower of Terror exit
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Thee teens who are supervising me this afternoon are doing the big drop. I am playing beast of burden with purses and water bottles and etc.
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Just ate lunch so of course I must go upside down now LOL
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Heard something about blue grass and mint juleps
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There’s scaffolding all over the outside, but I hear screams so I’m vaguely certain that the hotel is open for business.
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I can’t tell you how beautiful this day is. Here’s a hint. But really, photos cannot do it justice.
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Just walked into Studios and I have a question for you. There were three teen boys on the opposite side of the (utterly theatrical and totally useless) bag check. They were all asked to take out their cameras and show them outside the bag, and one was asked to empty his bag entirely. Meanwhile, I am an adult female loaded down with electronics and I breezed through. Do you think this is age profiling at work? And if so, do you think it’s ok? Is it more ok than racial profiling? Why or why not? Not trying to start a war but I am curious. BTW, bag checker was black and female and maybe in her 40s; boys were all white. Just to completely describe the players.
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…baton twirlers! It’s jam-packed. We are bailing for EPCOT
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Yes, I will be back for a long weekend in December – I think that will be the last workout this Annual Pass gets.
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Once again, time to depart from da fam. i will see them at Christmas. Gotta make my way out of the park and get on the road now.
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I meant, "Passing by the Muppet STUFF"
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Better tghan last time!
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Lot’s of energy π the party’s just begun!
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Hella ridiculous hot – time to cool off at Hollywood Scoops
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It’s a light day here at Disney’s Hollywood Studios but REALLY hot! Gonna cool off with a fast ride in a convertible π
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Didn’t you have a Zero avatar a bazillion years ago?
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Guess!
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All kinds of Disney stuff happening in my Facebook News Feed lately. Disney news is popping up in the oddest places – check it out!
So… how do you feel about kids having internet access through their toys? Even more controversial – how do you feel about the internet having access to your child through their toys? Do you feel better about it, knowing that Disney is going to have a hand in developing the standards that would govern such technology being included in the playthings used by children? I think the biggest issue with this is that there don’t seem to be laws that would enforce the adoption of such standards. Therefore, adoption of the standards, in whole or in part, would be entirely voluntary, which in my mind renders the standards sort of useless… Ultimately, I think it’s up to parents to decided if they want their kids ordinary playthings to increase their “always connected” -ness or not.
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This week, it’s been 2 years since I joined Ruby Tuesday, a photo meme hosted by Mary at Work of the Poet. To commemorate the occasion, here’s my first-ever Ruby Tuesday post – from June 24th, 2008! OH – and I have since seen this film, and I believe the cute little red car’s name is Lightning McQueen π
Hey, guess what? I lied to you guys yesterday, but I didn’t mean to. I forgot that it was going to be Tuesday today, and I did not intend to continue Flower & Garden Festival stuff because it is my very first RUBY Tuesday! I found out about it from The Teach – in fact, I think she might be the inventor and sole proprietor of Ruby Tuesday.
So here’s my first contribution. I believe this car was one of the stars of Pixar’s film called – wait for it! – Cars. But I am not 100% sure about that, because I have never seen the film.
There’s lots of other nifty red stuff in the background, too. This photo was taken at Disney-MGM Disney’s Hollywood Studios on the morning of May 26th 2008.
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