Blonde Bunny

This may be a repost, but nevertheless here are some cool pics.
 
 

haha!  awesome!  :)

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This is me . . . on I've been in south (well south central) Texas for 40 years. I hate carrying jackets around, or the layers I have peeled off.  But for reals - - first world problems, eh??  Can't be too bad...if I have to be chilly, at least I'm at Disney!!!

So, from this theard I have learn the following:
 
#1: pack all the clothes you own.
 
#2: Bring pie (or cake), but really, pie.
 
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Oh oh. You may be at the Front Desk alot now. :rofl2:

Hey stranger! :hug:

Last week's trip to the Fort was fantastic.  We had originally planned to take our small pop-up for the week, but my parents invited themselves along (and we welcomed them), so our little 3 person pup wasn't going to work.  Luckily for us, we found Meachum's RV right here on the boards!  Andrew had a 3 queen bed hybrid that made all of us happy.  We were also able to rent 2 carts from him, giving my mom and dad the option to scoot around and explore on their own.  It was so great to drive up and have everything set up for us!  (pictures: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.489519897807653.1073741861.285890748170570&type=1 )  Andrew made sure the AC and fridge were running and provided everything we could have asked for, including brand new beach towels for the pool.  We will definitely rent from him again! 
 
This was my mom and dad's first trip to WDW.  Dad great up in Cali, so we have all done Disneyland many times.  They were blown away by Epcot!  We took 2 days there to give them plenty of opportunity to see it all (and ride Soarin' 4 times and Test Track twice).  We also took them to DHS and my son finally got his chance to battle Vader (got rained out last year).  The rest of the week was spent at the Fort and resort hopping.
 
One of the coolest places we went this year was new to us.  We didn't go to AK, but still wanted that safari experience.  I made a sunset reservation at Sanaa.  It was fabulous!  It had just stopped raining when we got there, so all the animals started coming out.  We got lucky and were seated in front of the windows.  Our waiter, Christopher, knew all of them by name!  It was a lovely and tasty meal and one of the highlights of the trip.
 
Mom and Dad are already talking about going back to the Fort next year!
 

That one sounds good, but she sure didnt put enough bourbon in it! :)

Switching it up a little bit how about Bourbon Cream Root Beer Floats


Bourbon Cream Root Beer Floats



YIELD: 2 servings



TOTAL TIME: 5 minutes

ingredients:



2 large scoops vanilla ice cream
1 12-ounce bottle root beer
1/4 cup (2 ounces) bourbon cream liquor

directions:



Place ice cream in two chilled cups or sundae glasses. Pour half of root beer over ice cream, followed by bourbon cream. Serve immediately.
http://www.loveandoliveoil.com/2012/06/bourbon-cream-root-beer-floats.html

Ok, it's not exactly a report... here's a video montage:
http://photopeach.com/album/t2ylxe?invitecode=24ee72060a

I second that! We have the pop up gizmos on our hybrid and not only do they help with heat/cooling but also keeps canvas clean. Also if your pup or hybrid has privacy curtains on the beds, it helps to keep them closed during the day when running the A/C.

DO NOT RENT A GOLF CART
For that matter, never rent a camper either.
Last December we rented a camper to go to the Fort.
Now we own one.
In October we rented a golf cart from Kenny.
Now we own one.
It's a curse.
But a great curse!!!

Why not buy one and let me have it after your visit?
Recycle, reduce, reuse.

No.
We try to use Disney rewards points from our visa for in park dining and drinks. We use our visa for nearly everything now a days, so we earn a good amount of points.
When we do get a meal in the park we usually split one anyway to save money, then eat more back at the campsite if we're still hungry.
Plus, my wife is a great cook at the campsite!