doodlebug....Cherie

Great, now I want hot wings :dance:

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Ok, now I want doughnuts and chocolate.  :popcorn:

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I thought I would post this over here too. I transferred my January Dream cruise to Rhonda from Disney.

You may have noticed that I am not the most at ease person doing computer stuff. She made the whole process simple and pleasant.

We also had an opportunity to talk to on the phone today. We had a very nice chat and now I can't wait to meet her in person. :rofl2:

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First breathe, read the instructions, study your rotary cutting ruler so that you are familiar with it, breathe again, then start cutting, just don't get distracted.  Make sure to allow yourself enough time and few distractions.  And you don't have to get it done all in one day.  It's really not that difficult once you start doing it. 

Yes, I've made a few mistakes but I learned that I don't pay enough attention sometimes.  You might make a few mistakes but remember it's just a quilt and the mistakes are what make them special.  I always say I don't make perfect quilts but I do make them with lots of love.  I also wait to see how long it is before someone notices the mistake..... gives me a laugh!

That is so true. The church ladies that taught me to quilt had a motto " Only God can make a perfect quilt ",  and oh boy I am not  god. But I have made over 40 imperfect quilts. :rofl2:

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That first cut is the hardest. Just don't over think it and you will do fine.

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My Fort dates this year so far are....

July 2nd - July 10th

November 25th - December 11th

And of course, ya'll know us, whenever the work schedule, funds, and the stars align we tend to show up also!!!

Oh good, it looks like we will be there at the same time. Hope we get a chance to meet.

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Sounds great. Have fun.

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Thanks

I just wrote those numbers in my phone book, and as soon as I figure out my new phone they are going in there too.

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Thanks,

This has all been a real learning process for me. Every time I log on I try something new

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We have stayed in 100, 200, 300. 400, 500, 800, 1600 and 1900 (yuck). 800 was our last stay 2 years ago, it was ok but I too liked 500 best. Oops forgot we stayed on 1400 before they were converted.

Have I mentioned I am having a blast here ;D

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We have stayed in full hook-up, preferred and premium. I voted premium cause I to hate to vacuum everyday on vacation ;D

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Ok I figured out a ticker. Is it bad that I googled tickers and found this one. I wanted something Fort related.

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p.s. maybe I am not a technology cripple  ;D

Ok guys,

We are going back to the Fort in November. Haven't been there since  before the pool renovations. Anything else new that I should check out. Any loops better than others, any that I should avoid like the plague ;D

We have a 36 ft. Windsport and will be travelling with 5 chihuahuas. Our last trip we were in the 800 loop, which is funny because it was also the first loop we were on back in 1989.

I am thinking a premium loop again because I like the extra room. TIA

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Thanks Roz,

I won't be able to book a cruise right now, we are leaving next month on a Carnival cruise. I will keep you in mind for the next onethough.

I have another question, I have the Disney Dream booked for next January. Booked it through Disney, is there an advantage to moving it to a travel agent?

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Uh oh, I may be in trouble here, I don't drink beer and I don't like Halloween.  :rofl2:  The Kungaloosh sounds pretty good though :dance:

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Thanks,

NCL actually sounds right up our alley. My husband hates to dress up and I am not really into gourmet, except escargot, I tried that for the first time on the Wonder, yum.

For us cruising is all about relaxing, so an afternoon in the sports bar would be at the top our list :partytwo:

Thanks again,

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I have been on Disney, RCCL , Celebrity and Carnival. We keep looking at NCL but have heard more cons than pros. Could I have your opinion please.

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I know there used to be a cover charge. Haven't been there in a long time. It was a lot of fun though. :partytwo:

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I like the sailing part too, it's the drive down there that I don't like.  It is 1250 miles for us just to get to  WDW, then we have to get in the car and drive another 4 hours. Ughh

I keep checking airfare hoping I can get a price my DH can't refuse. So far no luck. :raspberry: It could be free and he would probably say no.

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I know what you mean. I never go to the fabric store with my credit card. That's just asking for an intervention 

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Thanks Roz,

That's what I thought. We went that way last November, it wasn't bad just a little boring and then you have to pay for it too :banana:

Not a fan of leaving out of Miami, cause we have a long drive as it is, but I got outvoted :banana: My husband won't fly, how sad is that.

Thanks again,

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Hi guys, we are going on a cruise next month. Carnival out of Miami. Is there a way to get there that doesn't have all the tolls. Or do you think the turnpike is the best way to go.

We will be staying one night at ASMo, not the Fort, but you can't have everything :rofl2:

Thanks,

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My chihuahuas think that my bed is really theirs and I am just a guest

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I am a quilter. I have also turned my daughter onto quilting. Can you say FABRIC ADDICTION :rofl2:

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