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Not like your macarons shops but it was thrilling nonetheless..
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Exactly! They 'blanket' the ground with full-blown flowers. Process is not on the menu. Get to the finish line vite. And showing off I guess...Delete
CG...I piled on 20-pounds when my mother died from over indulging in wine and pastry that year. Have a light frame, and always thin. Decided that on the first of every month that would be my 'free day' and in between creating healthy future. Worked for me. Now weigh what did at 20. And really look forward to my treat day for being 'good.'
LOVE the post! Also that photo of you, so stylish and smart!
Good for you! Developing a little restraint in this town takes all the wiles you can dream up like going out with no €€€ in your pockets...Delete
The Louvre closing made NBC Nightly News! Add the pool closure and it is tempting to think Paris is going to the dogs...but wait! No daily dog today!ReplyDelete
You must be feeling good about going to the pool & skipping pastry. You know, sometimes I think it takes less than 21 days for a new habit to kick in...The white shoes: oh dear...(what I mean is, I don't like them! Did you mention what the Scrabble photo is about? I'm curious about those mugs. Sounds like fun meeting up with your friends...ReplyDelete
I keep forgetting I'm renting a chair at a cafe rather than buying a drink...Delete
Quel Horreur, Carol, French women in high topped sneakers! I avoid like the plague anything that would cause a native to think "Ah American tourist". Now you tell me the French have fallen for the ugly sneaker look! Incroyable!ReplyDelete
Yes high top sneakers +. A hot dog in your hand and yr French. Just don't eat the thing in the street!Delete
Carol, you've made me laugh with the notion of Parisiennes actually wearing ...designer sneakers. This will surely pass.
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Two days pastry free! I think you could only attempt such heroics if you were staying for quite a while, as you are. When you only have one week or two, then there is absolutely no point, and it would be detrimental to go pastry free- quelle horreur. The Louvre being shut made news in Australia too. Rather dispiriting, especially along with your news about skimming the other day.ReplyDelete
Hello My dear Carol! I did not know you were doing a reportage on our outing but I must admit it does well describe our afternoon! ...However, I don't want to contradict you or anything, but Tracey and I were both wearing make up! LOL! The trick is to make it look natural! I saw Tracey put herself together in 5 minutes while we chatted and I saw her: put on her moisturizer, followed by light foundation, a bit of concealer, some blush, mascara, and to finish it off she even brushed her brows! Ha hah! Which is just about what I did as well before I left the house! You should see me when I'm REALLY not wearing make-up! YIKES!ReplyDelete
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What a fun day! Congrats on your early success fending off the pastry tempters that lurk around every Paris corner. As for eating on the street, I did see a well-dressed woman on the sidewalk eating a pain au chocolat very discreetly as we, the only other people in a two block radius, passed by. I even snapped a pic as proof, just in case I needed it. Maybe the French just sneak their treats on empty streets when (they think) no one is watching. :) x KatieReplyDelete
I waiting to see a picture of the pastries....oh what heaven....you are stronger than I....your makeup looks wonderful , as I was a makeup artist for Bobbi Brown and Chanel.
I had the best time teaching women how to make themselves look ten years younger...
Veronique Marot did my hair and makeup at the Carla Coulson shoot - they work as a teamDelete
You are SO pretty~ why haven't we seen a photo of you before? You don't want to look ten years younger~ people would think you were in high school ! I'm commenting on this post a wee belated as my daughter and I are just back from a week in England. Did you see my wave from across the channel? We were almost entirely in Rye.ReplyDelete


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Foundry Sands Recycling
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EPA's solid waste management hierarchy promotes waste reduction first, recycling and reuse second, and environmentally safe disposal of any remaining material last.
Spent foundry sands are generated by the metal casting industry. Foundries purchase new, virgin sand to make casting molds, and the sand is reused numerous times within the foundry. However, heat and mechanical abrasion eventually render the sand unsuitable for use in casting molds, and a portion of the sand is continuously removed and replaced with virgin sand. The spent foundry sand, that is, the sand that is removed, is either recycled in a non-foundry application or landfilled. Estimates are that less than 15 percent of the 6-10 million tons of spent foundry sands generated annually are recycled. The Agency believes a greater percentage of spent foundry sand can be safely and economically recycled.
The recycling of nonhazardous, spent foundry sand can save energy, reduce the need to mine virgin materials, and may reduce costs for both producers and end users. For example, in cold weather climates, use of spent foundry sands as construction site base material extends the construction season because such sands wont freeze as readily as most soils.
EPA has found that spent foundry sands produced by iron, steel, and aluminum foundries are rarely hazardous. EPA supports the use of spent foundry sands from these foundry types in the following applications:2
- As partial replacement for fine aggregate in asphalt mixtures;
- As partial replacement for fine aggregate in Portland cement concrete;
- As source material for the manufacture of Portland cement; and
- As a sand used in masonry mortar mixes.
In addition, use of foundry sand from iron, steel and aluminum foundries in flowable fill, road embankments, road base, manufactured soil, agricultural amendments, and similar uses may be appropriate depending on the site and the sand composition.3 For these applications, characterization of the sand and a site-specific assessment are recommended before use.
Regardless of the application, foundries and foundry sand recyclers should consult state regulators to ensure that planned uses are consistent with state beneficial use and waste management programs and that the chemical and physical properties of the sand meet applicable state environmental limits, engineering performance criteria, and other state requirements.
Once a foundry decides to recycle spent sand, it is recommended that the sand be managed in a way that will prevent contamination and provide a quality product to the end user so that it is more likely that foundries will be successful in finding reuse and recycling markets for the spent sand.
Foundries that are interested in using their spent foundry sand can consult the American Foundry Society guide, Turning Used Foundry Sand into a Marketable Resource: Best Management Practices for Beneficial Reuse (PDF) (8 pp, 716K, about PDF) . This guide explains how to start a recycling program, lists sand end users general requirements, and provides a recycling program checklist. Another source of information on foundry sand recycling is the website AFS First .
In addition to promoting the recycling of spent sand, EPA encourages foundries to explore other opportunities for pollution prevention through the use of innovative and alternative technologies and materials, as well as source reduction.
1 Foundry sands also come from other types of foundries, such as from brass and bronze foundries, that are often characteristically hazardous and are therefore not included in this statement.
2 The Federal Highway Administration booklet Foundry Sand Facts for Civil Engineers (PDF) (80 pp, 265K, about PDF) (Report Number FHWA-IF-04-004) notes that spent foundry sands perform as well or better than quarried sand and natural soils in the listed applications.
3 The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has been conducting research on various agricultural uses of foundry sand. USDA and EPA are partners in increasing the recycling and use of industrial by-products, and USDA will be publishing guidelines for the use of industrial by-products in agricultural applications.
What is Metal Casting?
Metal casting is a process in which molten metal is poured into a mold to produce products for the automotive, valve, pipes and fittings, construction, art, agriculture, and mining industries. A wide variety of casting processes and metals (most commonly, iron, aluminum, steel, and copper-base alloys) are used.
The most common metal casting processes are green sand casting (using a sand mold), investment casting (using a ceramic mold) and diecasting (using a metal mold). The reason one process is chosen over another for the production of a cast metal part is based on factors such as the number of parts required, the complexity of the part design, the type of metal being cast, and cosmetic requirements.
For a detailed description from the private sector, please visit the Southwest Steel Casting Company .
Major Challenges
Four challenges to the goal of increasing foundry sand recycling were identified at the December 1, 2005 National Foundry Sand Stakeholder meeting in Philadelphia (PDF) (9 pp, 81K, about PDF), which brought together EPA, state officials, the foundry industry, foundry sand end users, and the research community.
1. Measurement
As seen in the 6-10 million ton range referenced above, we do not have solid data on the amount of foundry sand produced and recycled. To rectify this situation, our trade association partner the American Foundry Society is surveying their members. Once we establish baseline data with AFS, we will work with them to develop recycling goals.
2. Addressing Environmental Issues
A challenge to increasing foundry sand recycling is the perception that the sands are environmentally dangerous. To address this we and our research partners are continuing to examine the environmental impacts of foundry sand recycling.
- EPA is evaluating a database of more than 500 environmental tests collected from 120 foundries.
- EPAs risk models are being evaluated for their applicability to common foundry sand recycling applications.
- USDA is undertaking a multi-year evaluation of the environmental and ecological effects of foundry sands in soil. In 2007, USDA-ARS will issue guidelines for the appropriate use of foundry sand in soils.
3. Addressing State Issues
There are different levels of state comfort with the recycling of foundry sands. We will provide states with the information and tools they need to increase their knowledge base.
- EPA is developing a toolkit to assist state regulators interested in developing foundry sand recycling programs.
- Through a partnership with the Northeast Waste Management Officials Association , a database of regulatory decisions on foundry sands and other industrial byproducts is being compiled. The database will allow states to understand the decisions of their colleagues as well as share best state practices.
- An on-line foundry sand technical library is being developed and hosted by our trade association partner, AFS FIRST .
4. Supporting Market Development
While this is largely a private sector activity, EPA plans to assist in growing existing markets for foundry sand and opening new markets (such as using foundry sands to manufacture soil and applying foundry sand on farmland to capture pesticide runoff).
- The Construction Initiative highlights the use of foundry sands in building and transportation projects.
- AFS has electronically mapped foundry locations across the country. This makes it easier for potential foundry sand end users to find suppliers.
- AFS is developing Best Management Practices for foundries to ensure that foundry sand destined for recycling is high quality.
Related Links
- Sector Programs: Beneficial Reuse of Foundry Sand Contains a guide of current state regulations for allowing reuse of foundry sand.
- Foundry Sand Facts for Engineers (PDF) (80 pp, 265K, about PDF) Federal Highway Administrations report providing technical information about the potential civil engineering applications of foundry sand
- Foundry Sand Chapter in the Federal Highway Administrations User Guidelines for Waste and Byproduct Materials in Pavement Construction


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For the third time in less than two years, the National Park Service has rejected a request to hold a stage of a commercial bike race in Colorado National Monument.
National Park Service laws, regulations and policies have not changed since 2010, when members of the Grand Junction USA Pro Challenge Local Organizing Committee first asked the park service to allow a leg of the bike race to take place in the monument.
With a modified proposal, organizers had hoped to persuade the park service to approve a stage of the 500-mile USA Pro Cycling Challenge bike race through the monument in 2013.
In a letter sent to the Grand Junction Local Organizing Committee (LOC) earlier this week, NPS Intermountain Region Director John Wessels and CNM superintendent Lisa Eckert upheld former superintendent Joan Anzelmo's decision to not allow the sporting event in the national monument. They wrote that federal law and NPS policies prevent "activities that would impair park resources and interfere with the enjoyment of park resources by future generations."
Park service officials feared that allowing a major commercial sporting event would set precedent for other, similar sporting events at other national parks.
The National Park Service denied permits for a professional bike race through Yosemite National Park in 2009 and 2010.
LOC member John Hopkins said he understands the setting precedent argument, but he doesn't agree with it.
"There are unique things that happen in each park," Hopkins said.
In the case of Colorado National Monument, there is a history of cycling, races, tours and individual cycling, Hopkins said.
"I think that sets it apart from other parks."
Plus, "this most recent route requested is a pubic right of way."
The LOC asked for a route that would run along a four-mile stretch along the monument's east hill of Rim Rock Drive. Cyclists would have gone up Little Park Road and descended the east hill, which would have required both roads to be closed for approximately two hours.
The road closure "would have been an inconvenience to not only visitors, but to Glade Park residents," Eckert noted.
Eckert said she talked to people who would be affected by the road closure, including the Glade Park volunteer fire department.
"They were concerned they wouldn't have emergency access up or down," Eckert said.
Anzelmo, who denied permits for the race in 2010 and 2011, retired as superintendent last year. In April, Eckert became the chief, replacing interim superintendent Michelle Wheatley.
The original proposal asked for three laps across the monument, which would have disrupted a number of wildlife species due to dozens of race-team vehicles, helicopters and other aircraft filming the event, Anzelmo had said.
As a new member of the community, Eckert said she wanted to consider the new proposal very carefully before making a decision. After studying park service laws and policy, and after consultations with both regional and national park service officials, the conclusion was the same, she said.
The park service cited three principal reasons for denying a permit for the 2013 race: Park management policies state that superintendents may only allow events that have a "meaningful association" with a park or monument, and that events must foster greater visitor understanding of the area. Park policy also prohibited the permit on grounds that the race would conflict with other park visitors.
Additionally, NPS management policy prohibits approval of for-profit events that award participants with more than a nominal prize or appearance fees.
Park management policies do change and that happened twice at Colorado National Monument - in 2001, and again in 2006. That explains why the Coors Classic, another professional bike race, was allowed to take place in 1986, Eckert said.
While disappointed with the decision, the LOC is focused on winning a stage of the race in the Grand Junction area for 2013, Hopkins said.
"If the monument is not part of it, there are several other routes," including from Gateway through Unaweep Canyon, and riding up the Grand Mesa, Hopkins said. "The monument is just unique."


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When watching Question Time, either last week or the week before, a government minister was talking about a way to combat health tourism and other similar immigration issues relating to benefits by having a 3 month gap between the person entering the country and their eligibility for access to social programs.
Edit: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-yPnDzmMyo that's the question I was talking about.
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I dont think that approach would work.
You should rather advertise immigration to another country (preferably a country you don't want relations with).
Something like; Dont choose Britain, try France much better in every way!
On a serious note - going from a 150 euro/month paycheck to a 4x+ one is attractive, and the hope of fulfilling more dreams in another country can't be killed no matter what campaigns are launched.
Also, calling romanians/bulgarians gipsies/rromani or vice-versa is not very constructive (not posted here, at least yet, but it does happen. I for one got asked many questions about my "gipsy" culture/life, after revealing my nationality).
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But for now, I do plan on moving to England, no matter its state. I'm in a relationship, and I'd rather move to her dump of a country than have her move to my dump of a country. x)
(I'm from Slovenia by the way.)
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A Montana town is stunned when building contractor Larry Streeter is murdered by Teddy Ernst, a popular wheelchair-racing champ. The investigation discovers that Ernst had burglarized at least 30 homes and killed Streeter when he was looking after one of those homes.
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The rich are different, and so are their bankruptcies. For most Americans, politicians and banks have made bankruptcy an onerous, embarrassing process with lifelong consequences. But bankruptcy means something very different if you're a giant corporation like American Airlines, which is wringing millions in concessions out of unions after filing for bankruptcy with $4 billion cash on hand – or if you're a regional sweatshop like Pennsylvania's W & K steel. . The family that ran W & K has repeatedly gotten caught burning their creditors and endangering their employees. Their business even drew a boycott from its hometown County Council. But now they're doing just fine, because politicians and banks keep giving them money. A bank they stiffed allegedly took months to make them give up equipment serving as collateral on an unpaid loan – while moving to foreclose on four hundred-plus area homes.
Rather than driving them out of the industry, a bankruptcy last year let the family wipe out debts, shed the label "sweatshop," and get back to work doing taxpayer-funded construction.
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Along with OSHA citations and various lawsuits, Edward Wilhelm has been involved in at least six bankruptcies since 2001. Most recent: W & K Steel, his steel fabrication company, and W & K Erection, his steel erecting company operating from the same Pittsburgh-area address in Pennsylvania's Allegheny County. In February of 2011, Allegheny County's Council passed a resolution declaring it would do no business with W & K. The Council cited evidence from workers that exposed conditions contrary to its "anti-sweatshop" policy, including "testimony suggesting that at least some refugee employees are paid roughly half the amount paid to US-born employees, leaving those refugees to depend on public assistance for the basic necessities of life."
(Many of W & K's employees were refugees from Burma and elsewhere. The website for the state of Pennsylvania's Refugee Resettlement Program tells employers that refugees bring "strong work ethics" and "employer tax credits and training incentives are available in many cases.")
Edward Wilhelm told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette that Council's action was "kangaroo court." His wife Celeste, the company's human resources manager, said that no council members had visited the plant before voting. But the Council's resolution noted that W & K had "refused to allow access to the plant" to members and clergy who had shown up seeking to check out the working conditions.
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In a statement, former W & K employee Sean Lehr-Nuth echoed Hand's concerns: "I was never shown where to get a respirator, ear plugs, or safety glasses; work gloves were the only safety equipment I had access to. The roof leaked and when it rained, large puddles would gather on the floor, often near wall outlets. The electrical system was very outdated and the outlets were often loose in their housing or even hanging off the wall."
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Friends go to Disney for dinner and turn it into a week long trip! New updates 12/4
To old friends Hi! To lurkers stop in and say hello, pull up a chair and welcome.
You read that title right. My friend and I went to Disney for a dinner and turned it into a week long trip.
Some background to all of this. Several years ago I was surfing the net and decided to search for Disney. I found a site called the DIS boards. I joined. I read, I lurked, I planned a trip and I really enjoyed the trip reports. I came home and decided to start a report of my own. I was discouraged. Not many people commented but I kept posting updates. I met ScottNY through this report. Through Scott I met other people including Lesprivate.
One day we had a mini meet here in Philadelphia. I was nervous. I can be very shy. My husband Jim was beyond happy because this was totally out of my comfort zone! We went to Bugaboo Creek, sadly now closed, and met Scott, Leslie and her husband Frank. We chatted as though we had known each other for years. The internet brought me new friends I knew I would have for a very long time.
As I read Scott's reports I met another person here on the boards, LazyDoxy66. Jim and I had a trip planned for Disney at the same time she would be there with a friend and we were all staying at CBR. We planned to meet. Sadly it was not to be. I didn't know how to text. :sad2: I found a teenager to help me but Lazydoxy had already left the resort and it was our only chance to meet. I have since become very tech savvy and text very well now.
Fast forward to the next year. Scott had plans for something called an Ip Dip dinner. I was intrigued. What is this Ip Dip? Can anybody go? Still not sure what it is Jim and I decided we would go to it. We like Disney in October. He likes to trick or treat and I like to eat around the world. We finally met Lazydoxy aka Kristel and her husband Doug.
Here we are the first time we met
We spent a half hour at AK chatting away. We made plans to meet later on the trip to eat around the world. I had another friend courtesy of the internet and the DIS. We had so much fun visiting and at the Ip Dip dinner. Still not sure what it is but I'm proud to be an Ip Dip.
Fast forward a year. I wanted to go to Ip DIp 4 but Jim was out. We had a trip planned in August with our daughter and her family. My husband does not love Disney the way I do. :confused3 He didn't care if I went but I didn't want to go alone. I had spent many hours chatting with Kristel on line since the last trip and she wanted to go but wasn't sure about it yet. Sadly she had lost her husband not long after our previous trip. We chatted and decided we were going. Kristel came to NYC over the summer so I went up there and we met with Scott and Leslie and her family. We had a really great time so I knew the October Ip Dip trip would work out great. My kids were a little worried but they shouldn't have been. We had a fantastic trip. It felt as though we have been friend our whole lives. Here we are last year
So that brings us to this year finally!
Kristel and I had talked about going to Ip Dip 5 this year. She had a lot of things to do at home and really wasn't sure about going. She came to Philly and stayed with me for a week. We toured the Philly area. Scott came down for a couple of days and we had a lot of fun. She decided right before the Philly visit that we could do Disney again but she wanted to stay at a moderate and wanted to stay for a week. Would that work for me? I watch my grandkids during the week so she knew I had more to work out than just taking vacation time. Right!!! I told my daughter that I was going to Disney, these are my dates - work it out! While Kristel was in Philly we planned ADR's usually after a long day of touring. Of course I wrote everything down because we would have both forgotten what we were doing. :rotfl2: We were set for October.
So that brings us to this trip. We went from October 7th to the 13th. We stayed at POFQ, a first for both of us. And 2 weeks before the trip I almost backed out. :scared1: I fell and sprained my ankle, badly. I had to be in Frankensteins boot for 4 weeks and I was to limit my walking. I didn't want to be a burden to Kristel or anyone else. Thankfully Scott and Kristel talked me out of cancelling.
So there is the background of the trip. Stayed tuned for the fun or not so much fun trip itself. I promise it gets better from here.
:yay::yay: What a great opening. I like a little background on the TR writer. Its so funny, I just assumed you and Kristel had always known each other. You guys are just like two peas in a pod! :)
I hate that I missed Ipdip again this year, next year I am going to make it.
Kristel and I really do get along great together, or we did. This trip was a real test of our friendship because of my ankle. My Grumpy shirts really fit my personality some days. :lmao: We have actually only known each other for about 2 or 3 years but I have come to love her like a sister. OK I take that back I have seen how some sisters "love" each other, more like hate, but I consider my life better because she is a friend.
Leslie you were missed too. You had a great reason 2 years ago. How is Andrew doing? I am hoping to make it next year but it will depend on finances and if Kristel is going and wants to put up with me again.
Now that is how you start a tr. Ask Buzz what Ip Dip is. I don't think I remember. :lmao:
So happy you did not cancel.
this line made me crack up.
Looking forward to more.
I'm in!
Joining in! Can't wait to read along.
(by the way -- the link to this report in your signature is broken. It's missing the : between the http and the //)
I am happy I didn't cancel either. It was close but you and Kristel were great about it.
She had to be told. :rotfl2: If I give her time to think she comes up with reasons for me to stay home. More will be coming since I am now on my computer. Had a whgole 20 pic update yesterday and lost it to cyberspace on my daughters computer.
DAY 1: I leave for my happy place.
Kristel and I are coming from 2 different areas of the country. She's in Indiana and I'm in Philadelphia. Last year we both flew and had similar flight times. This year she drove. It is a similar drive time, about 16 hours but I can't do it alone. I am good for 4 hours and then I fall asleep. I didn't think sleeping and driving was a good idea so I had flights booked on Airtran. Kristel actually left the day before I did and stopped in the Atlanta area to visit a friend.
So at 5 AM on October 7th my alarm went off. I really wanted to hit the snooze bar but my phone doesn't have one. It's a good thing too. My husband was supposed to be up at 4:30 to shower before me. He was still asleep. I woke him up by throwing something at him. Really he takes at least 30 minutes getting ready. I got a shower first. 10 minutes later I was good to go. I am very low maintenance. While Jim showered I checked my luggage one last time. I had a new packing method for this trip. Every outfit I had planned on wearing was in its own individual plastic bag. This worked out really well. Luggage in order I drug it down the stairs.
About 5:50 AM we were finally out of the front door. I reassured my big furbaby that it was only me leaving. Jim was outside with the truck and we were off. Of course we were now to late for me to stop at Dunkin Donuts for my 99 cent bagel with cream cheese. I had a coupon! Thankfully we had little traffic.
Sorry it's a bit fuzzy but a bouncing truck and the dark made focusing a little tough. We actually got to the airport around 6:10 so we made great time. Of course no traffic and Jim driving 80 mph does help. He got my suitcase out of the truck, kissed me good-bye and was off. He left me to deal with a cane, my carry-on and the suitcase. He's such a gentleman. Thankfully there was no one in line and the skycap took my bag right away. He summoned my waiting carraige, a wheelchair, and I was whisked off to security. I expected problems here.
I had been walking trying to build up my knees in the hope of not needing an ECV this trip. I have had 6 surgeries between both knees and have back issues but I HATE being in the ECV. The looks from people, getting cut off or treated like I have an IQ of 1 is not fun. Two weeks before the trip I was walking to pick my grandkids up from school and fell over someone's uneven sidewalk. I didn't break anything but I had a severely sprained ankle. The doctor has me in what I lovingly call Frankensteins boot. It is black, bulky, goes up to my knee and has two metal bars that go down the sides to keep my ankle stable. I knew that the boot would be a problem. I have heard the horror stories about TSA but they were great. I was willing to take the boot off but they had me stay in it. I did have to get the boot and my hands swabbed. I also had to have the full body pat down but the girl who did it was very nice and professional. The swabs were negative for any residue and I was off.
I was actually at my gate by 6:30. My flight was at 8 AM. There was a plane at the gate getting ready to take off for Atlanta so I watched the late comers rushing to catch the flight. One couple missed their flight. Theor fault they made at least 4 announcements and called the late comers by name. I was hungry and thirsty but couldn't maneuver the chair so I sat. About 7:30 I was preboarded. This was actually great because I was able to settle in before I had to deal with the other passengers. I had a window seat that I preselected and my seat mate was busy with his family across the aisle so I was extremely happy.
8:00 came and went. The captain came on the speaker to announce that there was a problem and we were delayed. :scared1: I took a couple of pics
Another plane in the area
We were all alone
Then I noticed that the overhead bin was separating from the plane a bit
Really bored I attempted a self portrait
About 20 minutes later the captain announced that the mechanic found the problem and they were looking for the part. Now I was really worried. This was a very full plane. If they couldn't find a part what was going to happen? About 8:45 the fasten seat belt light came on and the captain announced the part was in and we were getting ready to take off. I took pics and prayed - A LOT!!!
Finally in the air I relaxed a bit. Airtran gives out baby cookies, I swear thats what they looked like, and only 3 per person. Somehow I got 4. I also asked for a can of coke because I really needed some caffeine for my nerves and didn't want coffee. I read my tablet and unfortunately had downloaded a really short book the day before. 30 minutes later I was done the book. I listened to my I-pod and took more pics.
We were over the ocean
Thought the shape in the clouds had Pluto in them so figured that was a good omen
Soon we were over the Florida coastline around Jacksonville according to the pilot
And we landed about an hour later than I had planned. I texted Kristel to let her know about the delay and she responded that she had a later start than planned also so that was good. I went out to my waiting chair and asked the girl pushing it if we could stop at the ladies room. Then off to ME. I didn't take any pics in the airport til this
I was first in line so I knew that meant a wait. It also meant I had the very front seat on the bus.
Luggage waiting to go to the resorts
Gas was really cheap. I had paid $3.89 the night before in Philly.
Soon I was seeing the happiest sight in the world,
First stop
Second stop - thought of Scott and Vinny and knew we would be here tomorrow
Third stop and my destination
I had another text from Kristel telling me she wouldn't get to the resort til around 1 PM so I did the check-in and let her know what building and room number, the wrong number. ::yes:: Picked up the ECV and was off to explore and wait for Kristel to arrive at the room. The KTTW are now the kind you swipe and I had a really hard time getting in the room. I just couldn't figure it out. :lmao: I parked the scooter outside and waited on Kristel's arrival.
I will stop here. Up next what did we do and where did we go?
DAY 1 continues
I have finally gotten into the room and am waiting on Kristel's arrival so good DIS'er that I am I took pics of the room. This was a totally new resort for me so many pics were in order
Looking in from the doorway
my bed, and that little pillow came in handy at night to elevate my ankle
the sink area and having a large double sink area was a good thing
the bathroom and the only complaint I had abbout the room, it is small
view from the sink area
and the view outside our room - the parking lot. It was very quiet though
I decided to decorate my scooter while I waited for Kristel. I had battery operated pumpkin lights and garland for the basket. It was a good thing that I had left it outside because I gave Kristel the wrong room number. I was multi-tasking and not thinking, I told her room 1319. It had a much better view but she saw me hanging outside with the scooter at 1313. I never forgot the room number because I kept thinking 1313 Mockingbird Lane, how appropriate. It was the address for the Munsters and Hermann was a Frankenstein type character.
Anyway, Kristel arrived around 1:15 or so and had to unpack her car - alone. She then unpacked some of her suitcases. I was hungry and getting anxious to hit the road. I was actually at the room long enough for ME to deliver my suitcase. Finally what seemed like an eternity later, was actually about a 1/2 hour maybe 45 minutes we were on our way. But wait - there's a problem with the scooter. My key just turns and turns and turns. It didn't just stop at the on position. I had a choice - call Walker or go to the park. The park won.
We got to the bus stop and a bus for AK was loading. Another bus pulled up behind it with no markings just POFQ. Yep that was our bus and he pulled away with the AK bus. We have 3:20 ADR's and it's now about 2:35. I do not like to be late and did I mention I was hungry. Finally about 20 minutes later our bus pulled up and we were loaded and on our way. At 3:07 according to the time stamp we were seeing
No time for this now. Of course we got there while a parade was going on so I checked directions with a CM and we were off to the Sci Fi Dinner Theater. I hadn't eaten here in about 15 years and Kristel wanted to try it. The last time I ate here was with my kids and they made fun of me the whole time. I remember these movies when I was a kid and they gave me nightmares. My kids thought they were comedies. :lmao:
I know Sci Fi has a bad rap here sometimes but it was our restaurant of choice. We checked in but couldn't remember under whose name. They found our ADR and we had our buzzer. It was already getting crowded and we expected to be sat at a regular table but we got the back of a car. The staff here was great. When I asked where to park the scooter they took me down a side hall and to our table. They then parked the scooter and brought me back the key. Way above and beyond. Our waiter was really nice and attentive. We both ordered shakes and water.
Kristel had an Oreo shake
I got a chocolate shake
The area behind us really reminded me of the snack area at the drive-in when I was a kid
For dinner I had the rib-eye steak with garlic mashed potatoes and vegetables
This was awesome. The steak was very tender, the potatoes were not over-powering with garlic and the veggies were semi-crisp. I hate mushy veggies. The steak had a bleu cheese butter that was perfect.
Kristel had the shrimp pasta
That plate was huge. She said it was very good. We were on the dining plan so we still had dessert to get through. We both chose the Peanut Butter Chocolate cake ala mode
This was sooo good. Just enough peanut butter to taste it but not overwhelm the cake. I definitely give Sci Fi :thumbsup2:thumbsup2:thumbsup2:thumbsup2:thumbsup2 I will go back again.
A view from our seats
The waiter took a pic of Kristel and me
An empty car
Some posters that advertised the movies back in the 50's
And the sign outside
Our hunger sated we were off. Where to? Stay tuned.
We did have a great time when we all met up at the Bugaboo Steakhouse and also last summer in the city.
French Quarter is such a pretty resort. We have eaten at Scifi - Emily loves it, I have had the pasta and it was delicious. Hopefully your Scooter works the rest of your trip.
French Quarter really is pretty. The pasta looked really good. I may have to try that next time. The scooter was not fun that day at all.
Great TR so far! Very cool that you met on the DIS,
:yay: As I told Scott been super busy so I'm in lurk mode. I love Port Orleans. Such a great feel to it. Dinner looked awesome! Yum!
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