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DIS Dad #330
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- Nov 23, 2008
LOL... I really wanted to get this thing done.. plus it has almost been a year since we were there and all the little details are getting fuzzy.Whoa whoa whoa! What's with the wild trip report updates? you left no notice for slackers like me who have gotten quite used to the slow easy pace of this TR.
That's what comes of planning two more trips for '12
OMG she is just such a beauty Tim.
Pressed Pennies is the one thing we don't say no to for Katie at WDW unless we are pressed for time. We filled an M&M mini's tube with quarters & pennies (in the right order even!) so that we had them on hand whenever. 51 cents for a souvenir is my kind of bargain!
Thank you!
We ended up buying the pressed penny book so we can keep them safe. We always seemed to lose them.
I wanted to do Ohana just for the characters but breakfast is not usually a big meal for us. Now if they served Tonga toast.....
Looks like you all had a blast!
If they served Tonga Toast, I'd never leave 'Ohana!!!!
We have always had a car. We usually visit with Melody's grandfather who lives south of Tampa and her cousin who lives next to Orlando. I kinda like being able to drive to dinner or a park if I want to and not have to worry about Disney busses. We usually take the busses to MK- it is so much easier to get dropped off in front.GREAT family photos Tim.
Do you always rent a car in Orlando, or just this time because you were doing a lot of off-site things? I am wondering because we are driving in June & will have our car. I think we may want to use our car to get to certain parks (we are staying at Yacht club, so if we want to go to AK, then maybe driving is easier, or our breakfast at Poly) but DH thinks driving will be a hassle and we should stick to Disney Transportation.
What's your take on it?
I can see how driving could be a hassle... it is a lot cheaper not to have a car and just take a cab 1 or 2 times if you need to get somewhere quick.
WOW WOW WOW!!! That is one gorgeous cake! I love that she found the Disney lettering for the fondant.
I love the idea of using a rice crispy base for the cake, bet it tastes good too. I hope she has a side business--that is too much talent to go to waste.
She does an amazing job. This is the cake she made for Juliana's 4th birthday..
You could always put that $100 towards the rental car!!!
funny I was just telling DH about your $100 cake at Park Faire. Good lesson learned at your expense. sorry
Love that picture of Ana with Lady. It really puts the "statue" into perspective!
She looks like an ant next to it!
It was fun... although it was very, very busy.What a nice way to say good by to Disney....a quick trip to the Dark Side. Looks like it was fun!
YAY for Ana reading Go Dog Go! I love that book. Katie still pulls it out occasionally just because its fun.
It is a cute book... it was one of my favorites when I was a kid too.
too cute!!!