Big Kahuna aka John

Clearly the greatest advantage to a MOHO over a TT is that in the MOHO, you can set the cruise and go back, make a sandwich, go to the bathroom, take a nap, watch Dr Phil.

If you do a Google search for Black Friday Instant Pots, the Wal-Mart ad that Jason and Big Kahuna reference comes up.
But in the ad it says pre Black Friday shop now (lots of stores are selling some Black Friday items already), and it lists the prices as $56.69 if you shop on line, or in store only at $49.00.
I clicked on purchase, and it gave me an options to ship to home and would arrive on 11/29,  pick up at store X on 11/29  or AVAILABLE IN STORE NOW.
So took an early lunch and drove over to the closest store to work.
Found 3, 6, and 8 quart models, but no 5?
Got an associate, she took me to the same aisle, said that's all they have, the 5 qt. was a Black Friday ad item and they were not available yet (even though the ad said it was).
She went and got a manager.  Got the same story, it's available on Black Friday only, can't bring any out, corporate made the ad, etc.
I asked if they would give me the 6 qt for the ad price, and she did.
So I got a 6 qt regularly $79.00 for $49.00.

Couple of comments.
First, regarding the quote above....cherish the times you still have where you'll all be under the same roof.  Once they start marrying, those days are done.  Same with vacation.  It's not a bad thing necessarily.  I love how our lives are changing.  But it does make me sad when I think that we'll never go to the Fort again as a family of 7.  Our trip last month was without our Gwen.  And although we hope to do a trip someday where she and her husband will join us, it will surely be different.  Still good, just different.   
My other comment in regarding religious services at WDW.  I remember in the past they offered a service at the CR on major holidays like Easter.  I would love it if they offered an Easter morning and Christmas service at the campfire theater.  We camp at some state and federal campgrounds to offer an outdoor non-denominational service every Sunday.  Would be cool if Disney offered something at the Fort.  I bet it would draw many folks who don't want to travel over to the Contemporary for an indoor service.  And it could be very casual....come as you are.   

Umm, where I live you've just described the menu at a family reunion. 

Did someone mention gram's potato salad ?    I'm on my way....

:)
 
 
Rick is not a huge camper, and this is the longest time he's spent in the camper (by about double), so one of the first things he said to me when I told him the dates of our trip was "you want me to stay in this camper "how" long"?? He's usually pretty vocal about not liking going to the comfort station and all that.
 
 
LOL! Thanks!
 
 
Yes it is!! It is one of the last remaining attractions that Walt personally was passionate about and developed. Also, I try and make it a point to visit 100 Years of Magic over at Studios every trip (although we didn't this time). I'm just a big Walt history nut.

More proof that fiend men marry way up.

A perfect MK evening for me.....visit the shops on Main Street, ride the Peoplemover, ride COP, see fireworks, have a sweet treat, and hit the boat back to the Fort.  

Take all the photos that are over there and add a fort fiends watermark... :rofl2:

I can see the quick-serve restaurant now......Susquehanna Suzie's, serving Yuengling and scrapple. 

You are safe Rebekah, did not have record on. But the quote of the trip is, " I SEE IT! I SEE IT! More like a 6 yr old.

Lady Llewellyn and The Royal Majesty Makers Musicians.
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrctttzgD9Q

Yes
That's a great suggestion Dave, but I would change it to Cat-ia.
Hey, don't you need another female in your life. She's very friendly and smart, just like all your other girls. I deliver.

Lil Mama's been at our front door every morning for about three years and we've fed her every morning.
She's part of our morning routine. If we go away, we have the neighbors come over and do it.
She's more than a stray to us. If my wife wasn't allergic, she would have been a house cat a long time ago.
She's manged to survive the heat and the cold and have litters to boot. She's made us smile many times, so we're just returning the favor.

Lou,
I just have one thing to say. I may not have had a chance to meet you yet but I think you are one of the sweetest, kindest, most specialest people on this earth. Oh, and one of the snarkiest! :bighug:

Buddy
It wasn't tough at all. No big deal. After all, I'm a cold, rough, tough, non-feeling man with tons of street cred.

Glad my little fighter has adapted to traveling.
The house seems a little boring without the sound of his little paws running, actual galloping, from one end to the other.
While the first few days we had him were filled with doubts and sadness, once he began eating on his own, he did nothing but make us smile with his antics.
I kept hoping right up until just before I left to drop him off that maybe I would be able to keep him, but it didn't happen.
While giving him to Cindy, I was happy and grateful that I found a good home for him, but at the same time it was difficult. I
made sure I kept my sunglasses on.
I know, it's only a cat, yada, yada, yada,

Well Little Lou is a great traveler!! He loves truck driving songs!! I'll post photos when I get home. Thanks Lou for giving him to us. We all love him already.

Lou your welcome to visit the little guy anytime your up my way!! The girls are going to be so happy!

So glad to see and hear that Li'l Lou is doing so well (darn he's a cutie!)
I'm sorry you can't keep him Lou, but glad that he's going to a great home.
And hey - just one more reason you need to swing by this part of the world every so often! :D

If rep points were dollars, that might be a motivator, but they're not and useless otherwise.
The up arrow crew has me over 1600, so up arrows I don't need.

I understand completely Carol.....   But you may still be required or called to post bail for Jason and me.

I understand completely Carol.....   But you may still be required or called to post bail for Jason and me.

It was originally the Heritage Shop.  I have a colonial tri-cornered hat and a copy of the Declaration of Independence from there.  They sold patriotic red,white, and blue merchandise.
 
Smuckers Jams and Jellies were sold at the Market House on Main Street. (My dad always bought their apricot jelly.)  That is where the Confectionery Store  is now I believe. 

My name is Diego Montoya....you killed my father, prepare to die.