Lou...

After seeing this photo, I'll have to make a point of having one. It'll be my first.

We'll be there Sat. afternoon.
When and where does his band perform?
Well, OK, if we have to, we have to.
When and where does his band perform? Deja vu

Your best line of the week, cracked me up.

Kinda reminds me of the Four Seasons in New York.
Theming on steroids gone a muck.

Not Chris Beatty, who the heck is Chris Beatty?

Geez Mo, finally a topic I can get excited about.
Surprise, I like the Darth Vader ice cream.
Come over to the Dark Snark side Luke Lou.

I don't read TRs so don't count me.

I'm feeling nauseas.

Hey Eric, didn't I say that my vote should count for more as I am the only professional illustrator, that means I got paid for it, in this bunch of amateurs?
My hand drawn technical illustrations are hanging in the Louvre in Paris. Ok, that's a slight exaggeration.
I did win the medal for the best drawing, by far, Mickey head on our recent DCL cruise.

Vinylmation and Monorails combined, my dream has come true.

Vinylmation and Monorails combined, my dream has come true.

This is a true story.
About six months ago, a bus was parked underneath the MR beam near the bus dispatch booth at MK and as the MR went over it, a part fell off it and hit the bus.
Was it payback?

I'm boycotting the Monorail just beacuse
That's a great idea. Lets all boycott the monorail.
It smells inside and only goes 35mph.

I am, was, a professional illustrator and my vote should count for more than you rank amateurs.
I vote for #1.
If it doesn't win, I demand a recount.

I can't read this. I'm way too busy.

Sic em Rita!

Great minds, you guys crack me up.

Great pics, except for the one with the junky old monorail in it.

Don't you dare say what you're thinking. I have a reputation to uphold.

Steve is usually wrong about everything at WDW, but in this case, I agree with him. Don't use the buses especially if you have a Hummer sized stroller and annoying screaming kids.

I hope you never get your truck back.

The rest of that sentence is, to feel the magic that is WDW.
I guess this rant would fall under the warm and fuzzy side as opposed to the usual Snarky side.
I'm so fortunate to be in the position I'm in. I'm actually retired and I get to select how much or how little I work and even the days I work. But work is too strong a word for what I do and where I do it on average of four days a week.
Today, while at lunch at one of the CM cafeterias, I thought, I miss the MK even though I was right there, in the middle of MK, but it felt like I had been far away for too long.
Being there all the time, you become callused and forget where you are.
I instantly got up and instead of walking back to the the bus area the way I normally do, which is by Tony's Town Square restaurant, I decided to exit by the Fire House side.
I walked about half way, stopped, and just looked up Main St. towards the castle for a few minutes. The castle at the opposite end never looked more beautiful.
That's all it took, I was OK after that.

"Life Lou is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get."

The rest of that sentence is, to feel the magic that is WDW.
I guess this rant would fall under the warm and fuzzy side as opposed to the usual Snarky side.
I'm so fortunate to be in the position I'm in. I'm actually retired and I get to select how much or how little I work and even the days I work. But work is too strong a word for what I do and where I do it on average of four days a week.
Today, while at lunch at one of the CM cafeterias, I thought, I miss the MK even though I was right there, in the middle of MK, but it felt like I had been far away for too long.
Being there all the time, you become callused and forget where you are.
I instantly got up and instead of walking back to the the bus area the way I normally do, which is by Tony's Town Square restaurant, I decided to exit by the Fire House side.
I walked about half way, stopped, and just looked up Main St. towards the castle for a few minutes. The castle at the opposite end never looked more beautiful.
That's all it took, I was OK after that.

The rest of that sentence is, to feel the magic that is WDW.
I guess this rant would fall under the warm and fuzzy side as opposed to the usual Snarky side.
I'm so fortunate to be in the position I'm in. I'm actually retired and I get to select how much or how little I work and even the days I work. But work is too strong a word for what I do and where I do it on average of four days a week.
Today, while at lunch at one of the CM cafeterias, I thought, I miss the MK even though I was right there, in the middle of MK, but it felt like I had been far away for too long.
Being there all the time, you become callused and forget where you are.
I instantly got up and instead of walking back to the the bus area the way I normally do, which is by Tony's Town Square restaurant, I decided to exit by the Fire House side.
I walked about half way, stopped, and just looked up Main St. towards the castle for a few minutes. The castle at the opposite end never looked more beautiful.
That's all it took, I was OK after that.