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21 hours ago, fladogfan aka Gretchen said:
Good luck I hope you all make it.
Thanks!
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My DS saved for almost 2 years and paid for us (DS, Mom, Grandmom) to take a Disney Cruise for his 21st birthday. We are supposed to sail August 8th.....
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3 minutes ago, fladogfan aka Gretchen said:
Good to know. Thank you.
It was a revelation to me - I guess I don't spend a lot of time thinking about the actual size of things I can't see.....
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26 minutes ago, fladogfan aka Gretchen said:
From what I understand, me wearing a mask probably will not protect me from catching the covid-19 virus. But If I have the virus and cough or sneeze, it will help other people a lot by keeping the germs near my face and they will not travel several feet from me. Thereby helping keep others from catching this disease.
I have read what others have gone through when they have been sick with covid-19 and do not want to find out for myself if they are being truthful or not.
The only cure/help, as I see it, will be when a vaccination is available for those willing to be vaccinated. Even though I know several people who don't get the flu vaccine I hope most of us do.
If you walk into a grocery store and can smell the produce, the virus will pass through your mask in either direction.....
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3 hours ago, twiceblessed....nacole said:
Agreed. Then again, I think this is where we should be, with the entire country. Those governors who are keeping their states closed, it's about control and the amount of damage that they are doing is immense. This is a virus, people understand that; citizens need to be allowed to make their own choices.
Because it's not about the mask, Mo. I know you have to understand that. I don't wear a mask. Never have, nor do I have any plans to. This includes not going back to Costco (until they remove the mask requirement) for which we've been a member of for 25+ years (before it even was Costco as I'm from the PNW). We've always had viruses, yet never have we been required to wear a mask. Even the CDC and Surgeon General didn't require masks, until a few weeks ago when (in my opinion) we started to get a better grasp on what this virus was and confirmation on who it was truly affecting, at that point Americans started to panic a little less and started to push for things to open back up. At that point, the decision came down, that the general public should be wearing masks. All this does in bolster fear as folks believe they need a mask, to be safe. This simply is not true... or if it is true, why has it not been suggested (or required) earlier as our country has experienced some brutal flu season that cost America many lives... and those lives were across the board on the demographics, not primarily focused on one group (thus making it easier for a sector of the population to choose to isolate). As for the argument that I hear some say, well the flu is not an aerosol transmitted pathogen, of course it is. Even our government recognizes this. My favorite argument for the differences between SARS-CoV-2 and Influenza, is that 80% (or more) of individuals who contract this current coronavirus, either have mild or no (they are asymptomatic) systems. All this does, is reinforce that fact that this virus is of no treat to a majority of the population.... which goes back to my original point, Mo. People are not "losing their damned minds" over wearing a mask, they are angry over the amount of control being enforced and they... we... should be. In my home state of Washington, the governor has announced that starting this week, he is implementing mandatory testing. A policy that he is carrying out with such force, that he has the National Guard ready to step in and enforce his rule. If necessary, they will go door to door. If you test positive, he says he will remove people from their homes so that they can be forced to isolate at a location that the State of Washington has created. There are facilities already set up. They will removed children from homes and place them under the custody of DCYF. Could you imagine?! They come to your home, test you, you are positive for this virus (but have no symptoms because most people do not) and they take your children. Not only are that doing that, but because they are expecting to take so many children and they are in a rush to find adults to watch these babies, the governor has waived requirement for this care givers. Here is what the proclamation states:
"Waiving licensing requirements for healthcare workersThis proclamation waives requirements necessary for health care workers to remain licensed to practice in the state, including ongoing training and continuing education requirements. These waivers will deliver much needed relief to an increasingly taxed health care system, allowing workers to focus on providing care to Washingtonians during the COVID-19 outbreak.Waiving requirements for child care and background checksThis proclamation waives several requirements for licensed childcare workers, including requiring federal fingerprint background checks before completing the licensing process. This responds to an increased need for childcare during the COVID-19 emergency, increasing availability by allowing workers to be more easily licensed to provide care to those who need it."Fantastic, right? This should be real good, for the sex trafficking business. Please do not tell me that this is not happening, the hell it's not. My family is still in Washington, my friends are still in Washington.... they.are.fighting.... because this is happening.We all should pray, that we don't have a loved one get sick. Not only did 1.4 million health care workers loose their jobs in April (which means we should hope that someone, who is qualified, is there to help us if we need it), but family is not allowed in the hospitals. Two conversations I had recently: a girl whose grandmother passed away; her grandparents had been married for over 50 years and her grandfather was not allowed in the hospital. Could you imagine? You've done this life, with your person, for over 50 years and you're not there there to make sure that they are not in pain, that they are not scared, that they are not... alone. You don't get to say goodbye, to the person that you've. done. life. with. They are ALONE. Another woman who I spoke with, her closest friend just lost their grandbaby. They were not allowed in the hospital. They had to stay outside in the parking lot, while their grandchild was inside.. dying. THIS IS NOT OKAY. But his is what fear does. The same fear that tells everyone they must wear a mask, is destroying our country... and not from the deaths is causing, but from the liberties that are being stripped. It needs to stop.Sorry folks, but this is scarier than the transmission of any virus.....
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This sounds fun. Planning to join. I am really missing people. Thanks for setting this up.
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On 3/31/2020 at 2:22 PM, AC in A2......Aaron said:
I was just going to post the same article Mo. i wonder what will become of Reflections?
Wouldn't it be ironic if the site sat untouched as long as River Country did?
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Right now I am more afraid of the damage the restrictions/closures will do than I am of the actual virus.
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Glad that you made it to your destination safely. Hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving.
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Oh No! I hope you get help fast.
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Another really nice video!
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I love Disney, but whatever they have been doing with Star Wars is not the Star Wars for me. Now...if Han Solo is included in that price I might crack open my purse.
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We were fortunate enough to be at the Fort to visit the barn one last time.
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This type of character interaction is one of my fondest memories from my first trips to WDW. Pluto stood in line behind my mom at our very first Contemporary check-in way back in the 70's. She turned around and must have jumped a foot - we thought it was hysterical.
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We have them in some of our schools. They seem to work pretty efficiently not to mention seeming more sanitary.
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Love cobbler, but have never tried to make it. Once worked at a dinner theatre where the only night the cast showed up early for dinner was on Sunday night because the chef made homemade cobbler. It was amazing.
Calorie count does hurt though....
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We us the blue filter recommended, but also use a Brita pitcher for drinking water.
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We stayed at the KOA Kissimee about 6 years ago. It was clean, staff was friendly, and we had everything we needed at the site. Not much in the way of privacy or ambiance. I seem to remember feeling like the sites were close together without much shade.
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9 hours ago, LONE-STAR said:
That is a really neat story. While we were there I was thinking back to when my nephew was 5 and got pulled into the show, now he is 18 and having fun on his own.
My son is 19 now and it went by soooo fast...
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Great video! I almost felt like I was there with you.
We have many fond memories of the Legend of the Lion King. My son got to be part of the show when he was 4 and it was one of those "small world" moments for me. When the dancer knelt down beside him and asked him if he wanted to be in the show, she glanced up at me for permission. We both froze because we knew each other - she was the student of one of my dance teacher friends. I knew she was working at Disney, but did not know that she had moved to the Legend of the Lion King show - it was just her second week. It was an almost surreal experience.
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7 hours ago, Travisma said:
I know they link to Disney Movie Rewards some how
Thanks, I did not know that.
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3 hours ago, Travisma said:
If you have T Mobile, they have ATOM specials every once in a while, $5 off tickets and no added fees.
Regal has a crown club, not sure what they offer.
We have the Regal Crown Club and I have yet to figure out what it actually offers. Nothing really in the way of discounts.
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2 hours ago, Travisma said:
If you have the AMC chain near you, they have $5.00 Tuesdays. Not sure if you have to be a Stubs Premier member (I am) to get that price.
$20 for a family of 4 is a lot better than the usual $50 +
That is a much better price. Unfortunately, Regal is our local cinema, but I think there is an AMC down I95 at bit. I will check that out. Thanks.
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That tour looked amazing, beautiful and scary all at the same time. The scenery is just breathtaking.
Disney Cruise Line Cancellations as of September 15
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Thank you!