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|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL - Episode 137
ベクターの翻弄! 捕われた仲間の絆!!
Bekutā no Honrō! Torawareta Nakama no Kizuna!!
|Japanese translation
Vector's Trifling! Bonds of Trapped Friendship!!
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|Japanese air date
January 19, 2014
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|Episode listing
|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode listing (season 2)
|The Forsaken Palace
|A Being of Chaos - "Don Thousand" Emerges!!
"Vector's Trifling! Bonds of Trapped Friendship!!" is the one hundred and thirty-seventh episode of the Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL anime. It first aired in Japan on January 19, 2014.
During his fated Duel with Nash, Vector learns about his true memories. Don Thousand has been toying with the memories of the Seven Barian Emperors, including Vector's. In order to decide his own fate, Vector turns on Don Thousand, the root of all evil, and says something unexpected to Nash! At that time, Nash...
Nash orders "Number C65: King Overfiend" to attack "Number C104: Umbral Horror Masquerade". "King Overfiend" spins around before bisecting "Masquerade" with its scythe. Vector is thrown backwards, returning to his human form as his Life Points drop to 1000. Bright light covers the field as he hits the ground and wonders what this feeling he has is. Everyone present is able to view his true memories. At the castle that would one day become his ruins, Vector's father and mother stand on a balcony, his mother holding him. A herald announces to the crowd that their prince Vector has been born on this fated day and claims he is an incarnation of their god as well as a symbol of peace. The crowd chants Vector's name, but his father mutters that peace is not something he wants. Later, the infant Vector rests in a cradle and a glowing card descends through the window via the wind. It lands on him and the number 65 flashes out.
From his throne on his flagship, Vector's father orders his troops to snatch the riches and powers of their enemies by any means necessary. He persists that they must destroy anything that stands in their way and that they fight with everything they have. As he leads his troops in battle, he laughs maniacally. Another day, Vector's father coughs violently and then collapses on the floor of the throne room. His servants rush to aide him. By now, Vector is grown and his mother tells him his father can barely get out of bed. She begs Vector to save their country and people. Vector gently agrees. He announces his attentions to the populace from the balcony. He says he dislikes war and conflict and the desires to see the people of this land live in peace and happiness. He urges the people to work together with him to build a brighter tomorrow. The crowd cheers.
Later, Vector explains what he has done to his father, who drops his flask in shock. He demands to know what Vector is thinking, signing a peace treaty with their enemies. His father angrily calls him an idiot and insists that those neighboring countries were so close to becoming part of this kingdom. Vector emphatically tells him that he cannot bear to see any more people die on the battlefield. His father blunders towards him, disbelieving that a symbol of peace like Vector could have been sired by him. Vector just mutters "father...". Claiming he is an cursed child sent to drag his glory into the dirt, Vector's father lunges for the sword holstered at Vector's side. Before the sword can hit Vector, his mother gets between them, being slashed down the back. She falls to her knees and tells his father that she won't allow their child to be harmed.
His father tells her to shut up, but then falls forward, succumbing to his illness and dying before his wife closes her eyes for good as well. Don Thousand appears behind Vector in his reaper form. Vector asks who he is and Thousand responds by telling him that he will become a mad prince, not a tragic prince. He assumes his regular form and tells Vector that the brutal, savage blood of his father will now run through him. A card flies towards Vector and embeds itself in his chest. Thousand urges him to awaken the power of ambition within in. Vector picks up the sword and now remembers having killed both of his parents. He asserts that he was born to turn the world into a never-ending bloodbath as he looks at his reflection in the sword's blade and his eyes glow red.
Tori and Yuma remark that those were Vector's true memories, then. Astral adds that he was manipulated by Don Thousand, just as the other Barian Emperors were. As Vector slowly gets to his feet, he says this is impossible. If those were the memories of when he was a human, then it's a lie that he killed his own parents. He yells Don Thousand's name and the god the Barian World appears before him. Thousand remarks he's figured it out. Vector curses, and asks why Thousand lied. Thousand simply laughs. Yuma mutters Vector's name, while Nash silently stares. Vector screams in anguish and falls back to his knees. Yuma tells Don Thousand that Vector's heart and soul were broken because of him. He thinks it's natural that he'd have such feelings afterwards. Yuma addresses Vector, telling him he used to be a nice person - he appeared in front of Yuma as Ray Shadows, after all. Yuma insists that Ray was Vector's true self. Vector mutters that Yuma may be right. Thousand tells Yuma that Vector was the ideal target - since he was so pure-hearted, the darkness born from killing his parents was much deeper than it would have been in anyone else. That is what made him such a powerful Barian.
Yuma yells that if Thousand hadn't interfered, Vector would have been a kind prince. Thousand says that that may be true, but it does not change Vector's actions - those cannot be erased. Vector agrees with him - the crimes of his past are not washed away due to this. Yuma insists Vector can start over, with Tori agreeing. Vector thanks them both, but claims that he cannot have a future. Someone like him who has hurt so many people - or even just the few present - can never start anew. He activates his face-down "Xyz Discharge", explaining that if Nash sends a card in his hand to the Graveyard, this card will give control of every Xyz Monster he controls to Nash. Nash seems confused and Thousand asks what Vector is planning, calling him "boy". Vector tells them this is his way of trying to make up for everything. He urges Nash to strike him down with his own monsters - with the power of Don Thousand still inside him. Thousand yells Vector's name in shock, reaching towards him. Vector is engulfed in purple flames, which hold Thousand back. Thousand calls him impudent and Astral asks if he intends to take Thousand down with him, while Yuma yells for Vector to stop. Vector addresses Nash again, telling him to get rid of him and his sordid past. Thousand yells that he won't allow it and Vector says it must be done now, while he is still able to hold Thousand back. Nash nods and says he understands. Yuma yells "Shark!"
Nash sends the "Dream Shark" in his hand to the Graveyard and "Number C102: Archfiend Seraph" and "Number C103: Ragnafinity" vanish from Vector's field and appear on Nash's, on either side of "King Overfiend". Vector urges him once more to finish it. Yuma tries to stop him, but Vector himself insists that this is the only way. Nash begins to order an attack, prompting Yuma to yell "STOP!" Nash finishes, telling "Ragnafinity" to attack directly. "Ranganfinity" tosses its scythe as Yuma yells "VECTOR!!!!" Vector closes his eyes, but quickly reopens them, adopting a crazed look and yelling "TRAP ACTIVATE!". He's activated his face-down "Trick Buster" as he controls no monsters and his opponent does. It will negate the attack and destroy all of his opponent's Attack Position monsters. A shield appears in front of him, off of which the scythe bounces. Everyone is present but Vector sighs. Three swords appear before Vector, which fly out and impale "Rangafinity", "King Overfiend" and "Archfiend Seraph", destroying them. Vector cackles that he cheated. Yuma asks what he means. Vector thanks them all for falling for it and muses that that was his performance of a lifetime. He calls them all idiots for believing it, hook line and sinker. He excitedly continues gloating before addressing Nash and saying he'll send him to where his friends went - after he takes care of a certain meddling "god".
Thousand asks what he's talking about and Vector remarks that he noticed Thousand had tampered with his memories a long time ago. He calls it hilarious to see them all squirm and suffer. He adds that he's angry that Thousand toyed with his memories though. Thousand insists that Vector cannot raise a hand against him. Vector tells him to shut up and Barian Battlemorphs back to his new armored form. His eyes glow red and he declares that with the power he's absorbed from the other Emperors, he is stronger than Thousand. Thousand is engulfed in purple fire and screams in pain. He calls Vector foolish even as he remarks that he didn't think Vector's power was this great. Thousand dissolves and Vector laughs, while Astral cannot believe that he obliterated Don Thousand like that. Vector turns back to Nash and says he is next. He reveals that "Trick Buster" has another effect - for each monster destroyed, Nash will take 300 damage. The Graveyard portal appears and from it emerge three beams of light, which move towards Nash. Yuma yells "Shark!", while Nash activates the effect of the "Dream Shark" in his Graveyard, banishing it to reduce the damage to 0 and Special Summon it in Defense Position The beams explode when they hit "Dream Shark". Vector is enraged that Nash didn't believe his act. Nash claims he threw away petty things like "belief" when he threw away his humanity and past memories.Yuma mutters "Shark" while Nash Sets two cards to end his turn. Vector tells Nash he won't forgive him for this and tells him to behold his true power. He raises his arm and purple energy engulfs it before he draws. Vector activates "Rank-Up-Magic Admiration of the Thousands", which will let him Special Summon "Number C" monsters from either players' Graveyard and give them a Level equal to their Rank +1. He Special Summons "Number C101: Silent Honor DARK" from Nash's Graveyard and "Umbral Horror Masquerade", "Archfiend Seraph" and "Ragnafinity" from his own. Now, "Admiration of the Thousands will let him use them to Summon an Xyz Monster. He overlays his four Level 6 monsters and declares "Direct Chaos Xyz Evolution!". He chants "there are dead even in the chaotic world, Now rise from your graves in this world and let your souls become one!" He Special Summons "Number C5: Chaos Chimera Dragon" in Attack Position. Vector urges Nash to remember that this monster was made by using the power of Chaos he gained from Nash's friends. It has 0 ATK now, but Vector reveals that it gains 1000 ATK for each Overlay Unit it has, giving it 4000.
Vector activates the effect of "Chaos Chimera Dragon", explaining that it can only attack if he detachs an Overlay Unit first and the effect also banishes a random card in Nash's Deck. "Aqua Jet" flies from Nash's D-Pad before vanishing. Vector admits that this does mean it will lose 1000 ATK, but it will still be enough to defeat Nash. He orders "Chaos Chimera Dragon" to attack "Dream Shark" and the dragon fires a rainbow beam from its chest. Nash activates the effect of "Dream Shark", which lets him decrease its DEF by 1000 once per turn to prevent its destruction by battle. The attack rebounds off of a barrier, but Vector says he's not done and activates the effect of "Chaos Chimera Dragon" again. This time, "Big Jaws" is banished from Nash's Deck and the attack obliterates "Dream Shark". Nash specifies that the effect of "Dream Shark" causes it to be banished when it leaves the field. Vector laughs and remarks that all of Nash's monsters are gone now. He uses the effect again and this time "Zeus' Breath" is banished. He adds that the ATK of "Chaos Chimera Dragon" is halved when it attacks directly, buts it's still enough. Vector quips that he's had a lot of fun, but Nash has become an eyesore now. Nash responds that he thinks the same of Vector. Vector declares his attack and insists it will end this time, saluting.
Yuma yells "Shark", but Nash activates his face-down "Depth Gardna". He explains that this card will reduce the Battle Damage to 0 and Special Summon itself as a Level 5 monster with ATK equal to the damage he would have taken. Vector's eyes narrow and he says he'll have to teach Nash another lesson then - as many as it will take. He activates the other effect of "Chaos Chimera Dragon" - the cards that it banished are placed back on top of Nash's Deck. "Chaos Chimera Dragon" fires a green energy blast, which rips through the ground before Nash. The three cards fly up from the crevice and land in his D-Pad. Vector Sets a card and ends his turn.
Nash wonders why he'd put the banished cards back on his Deck and draws "Aqua Jet". Nash tells Vector he'll end this now - with the card he put back on his Deck. Vector reveals that he can't as the card Nash has drawn is shaded blue - any card banished by "Chaos Chimera Dragon" cannot be used at all for the remainder of the Duel. Astral says this is very bad - it means that Shark's next two draws are sealed too. Vector activates another effect of "Chaos Chimera Dragon". He can pay half his Life Points to re-attach every Overlay Unit used last turn. "Chaos Chimera Dragon" fires another blast at the ground, from which emerge the three Overlay Units, returning its ATK to 4000. Yuma can't believe the situation will just repeat itself next turn. Vector cackles that its over for real now. Nash responds that it's ironic - he has helped Nash this time.
He activates "Infinity Tooth", which lets him send a number of cards from the top of his Deck to the Graveyard equal to the number of Overlay Units his opponent's monsters have. He sends "Big Jaws", "Zeus' Breath", "Skull Kraken" and "Surface" to the Graveyard. Vector remarks those were the cards he was forbidden from using. Now, Nash can draw one new card. He declares "Barian's Chaos Draw!" and the Barian Emblem radiates out from him. He Normal Summons the Level 5 "Depth Biter" without Tribute as his opponent controls an Xyz Monster. Nash overlays his two Level 5 monsters to Xyz Summon "Number 73: Abyss Splash". He activates its effect, detaching an Overlay Unit to double its ATK. He orders "Abyss Splash" to attack "Chaos Chimera Dragon". Vector compliments the play, but activates his face-down "Overlay Burglary", which lets him detach an Overlay Unit from Nash's monster and attach it to "Chaos Chimera Dragon". With that, the ATK of "Chaos Chimera Dragon" rises by another 1000. Vector calls it sad that Nash could have won, had he used both Overlay Units instead of one. Yuma remarks that as things stand now, Shark will lose.
Vector declares that the battle will continue now - and Nash is finished. Nash counters that he has it backwards and activates his face-down "Rank-Up-Magic Quick Chaos". Vector is shocked to see a Quick-Play "Rank-Up Magic". Nash explains it will Rank-Up "Abyss Splash" and infuse it with Chaos. He declares "Chaos Xyz Evolution" and chants "pierce through the whirlpool of Chaos, and now, surface from the depths to this land. He Special Summons "Number C73: Abyss Supra Splash" in Attack Position. Nash tells Vector that this card will bury him in the darkness. He orders an attack on "Chaos Chimera Dragon", prompting Vector to point out that it has only 3000 ATK. He quips that he'll help "Mr. Avenger" to his grave as he already has one foot in it. Nash activates the effect of "Abyss Supra Splash", detaching an Overlay Unit to increase its ATK by that of the monster it battles. Vector yells "WHAT!" and Nash declares that "Chaos Chimera Dragon" has 5000 ATK, so that is what "Abyss Supra Splash" gains. Vector says "8000 ATK" in disbelief. Nash asks that Vector's twisted soul fall into the deepest depths of darkness, where no light can reach. Vector curses as the staff of "Abyss Supra Splash" crackles with electricity. Nash tells Vector to crumble to dust and blow away in the wind as "Abyss Supra Splash" fires a beam from its staff. "Chaos Chimera Dragon" is destroyed and Vector's Life Points fall to 0 as he reverts to his human form. He thinks that it's impossible that he could have lost as he hits the ground. Yuma, Astral and Tori gasp, while Nash simply stares.
Featured Duel: Vector vs. Nash
Duel continues from the previous episode.
Turn 4: Nash
"Number C65: King Overfiend" attacks and destroys "Number C104: Umbral Horror Masquerade" (Vector 1200 → 1000). Vector activates his face-down "Xyz Discharge", giving control of all his Xyz Monsters to Nash by making him send a card in his hand to the Graveyard. Nash sends "Dream Shark", taking control of "Number C103: Ragnafinity" and "Number C102: Archfiend Seraph". "Ragnafinity" attacks directly, but Vector activates his face-down "Trick Buster", negating the attack and destroying all of Nash's Attack Position monsters as he declared an attack while Vector controlled no monsters. "Trick Buster" then inflicts 300 damage to Nash for each monster destroyed, but Nash activates the effect of the "Dream Shark" in his Graveyard, reducing the damage to 0 and Special Summoning it (0/2600) in Defense Position. Nash Sets two cards.
Turn 5: Vector
Vector draws and activates "Rank-Up-Magic Admiration of the Thousands", Special Summoning any number of "Number C" monsters with the same Rank from any Graveyard. Vector Special Summons the Rank 5 "Archfiend Seraph" (2900/2400), "Ragnafinity" (2800/2400) and "Umbral Horror Masquerade" (3000/1500) from his Graveyard and "Number C101: Silent Honor DARK" (2800/1500) from Nash's. The effect of "Admiration of the Thousands" treats them as monsters with a Level that is one higher than their Rank. Vector overlays his four Level 6 monsters to Special Summon "Number C5: Chaos Chimera Dragon" (0/0) in Attack Position. "Chaos Chimera Dragon" gains 1000 ATK for each of its Chaos Overlay Units via its own effect (0 → 4000). Vector activates the effect of "Chaos Chimera Dragon", detaching a Chaos Overlay Unit (4000 → 3000) to banish a random card from Nash's Deck ("Aqua Jet") and allow "Chaos Chimera Dragon" to attack.
"Chaos Chimera Dragon" attacks "Dream Shark", but Nash activates its effect, decreasing its DEF by 1000 (2600 → 1600) once per turn in order to prevent its destruction by battle. Vector activates the effect of "Chaos Chimera Dragon", detaching another Chaos Overlay Unit (3000 → 2000), banishing "Big Jaws" from Nash's Deck and allowing "Chaos Chimera Dragon" to attack again. "Chaos Chimera Dragon" attacks and destroys "Dream Shark", which is then banished by its own effect as it left the field. Vector activates the effect of "Chaos Chimera Dragon", detaching another Chaos Overlay Unit (2000 → 1000), banishing "Zeus' Breath" from Nash's Deck and allowing "Chaos Chimera Dragon" to attack again. Its effect halves its ATK (1000 → 500) since it's attacking directly. Nash activates his face-down "Depth Gardna", reducing the battle damage to 0 and Special Summoning it as a Level 5 monster with an ATK and DEF equal to the damage he would have taken (500/500). Vector activates the effect of "Chaos Chimera Dragon", returning the cards banished by its effect during this Battle Phase to the top of Nash's Deck, but they cannot be used for the rest of the Duel. Vector Sets a card.
Turn 6: Nash
Nash draws "Aqua Jet". Vector activates the effect of "Chaos Chimera Dragon", paying half his Life Points (Vector 1000 → 500) to re-attach all Chaos Overlay Units used in the previous turn from the Graveyard to "Chaos Chimera Dragon" (ATK 1000 → 4000). Nash activates "Infinity Tooth", sending a number of cards from the top of his Deck to the Graveyard equal to the number of Overlay Units attached to "Chaos Chimera Dragon" to draw a card. Nash sends "Big Jaws", "Zeus' Breath", "Skull Kraken" and "Surface" and performs a Barian's Chaos Draw. Nash Normal Summons "Depth Biter" (1800/1000) without Tribute via its own effect as Vector controls an Xyz Monster. He overlays his two Level 5 monsters to Xyz Summon "Number 73: Abyss Splash" (2400/1400) in Attack Position.
Nash activates the effect of "Abyss Splash", detaching an Overlay Unit to double its ATK (2400 → 4800) until the end of the Battle Phase. "Abyss Splash" attacks "Chaos Chimera Dragon", but Vector activates his face-down "Overlay Burglary", detaching the last Overlay Unit from "Abyss Splash" and attaching it to "Chaos Chimera Dragon" (4000 → 5000). Nash activates his face-down "Rank-Up-Magic Quick Chaos", overlaying "Abyss Splash" to Special Summon "Number C73: Abyss Supra Splash" (3000/2000) in Attack Position. "Abyss Supra Splash" attacks "Chaos Chimera Dragon", with Nash activating its effect, detaching a Chaos Overlay Unit to increase its ATK by that of "Chaos Chimera Dragon" (3000 → 8000). "Chaos Chimera Dragon" is destroyed (Vector 500 → 0).
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Jonas Married, Caldwell Quits Council
July 31, 2010
*Congratulations Jonas and Lily!
July 31, 2010 3 Comments
Determinism vs. Free Will
Determinism: the philosophical view that every event, including all human thought and behavior, is determined by previous events.
Free Will: Screw previous events. "I do what I want" (Like Eric Cartman).
Please note: right now on the Google there are:
About 2,460,000 results (0.31 seconds) for "free will vs determinism"
About 170,000 results (0.23 seconds) for "determinism vs free will"
That means alphabetical order is not usually followed when people put those two phrases versus each other. People like free will better. They may not believe in it, but it's kind of a bummer to say everything is predetermined and there is no free will. Doesn't exactly make you Mr. Laughs at parties. Still though, nobody will ever know so you might as well live like you have free will anyway. I mean, how could you not?
Yep. I'm putting my philosophy minor to good use.
July 28, 2010 4 Comments
More to come.
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Political BBQ 2010
Thanks again to Philip, Odum and everyone for making this year's politcal barbacue and hamburger summit fantastic fun. Here's a few pictures and a short film from the event.
Poopsie's all into Shumlin now.
Yana and Arnie Gunderson's dog.
Ed Adrian, me and Philip. My five year old Koko took this picture.
Charity did the honors and took our family portrait this year.
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Poopsie for Shumlin II
July 18, 2010 2 Comments
Blogger Barbecue Today
At North Beach today from 1-5. Has it been a year already?
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The Old Ground Round
Before it was a sports bar. or Mongolian grill, or Hooters, or whatever, there was a restaurant on Williston Road Called "Ground Round." Before that it was also called Ground Round, but it was cool.
Anybody remember the old Ground Round? They used to have a movie screen playing old Lone Ranger movies and Loonie Toons. They had popcorn and video games, and funny mirrors. It was awesome for kids when I was a kid. I was lucky.
This was back when Inda House was a Big Ben's Pizza.
July 13, 2010 13 Comments
Happy Friday!
Happy Friday. Thank God the work week has ended and I have a chance to sit down and write to you. It's a fleeting chance because I have go to Toys R Us when the Fam gets here in a couple of minutes.
I just wanted to say I've been thinking a lot about death, and how we all die, and how we like to say things like "man has controlled fire for thousands of years" when in reality one person has ever lived that long. My father is, let's just say- ehem- over 100 years old. The police asked "how old is your father" before they let me on the plane out of Armenia last year. I of course gave them the answer that matched what his passport says. The other day my father was telling me a World War II story about meeting a former Bolshevik army officer. Bolshevik. Did you know that during the time he was a Nazi slave- he had a girlfriend in Hungary? He dressed up as a Nazi soldier so he could enter her house and got rid of a gun that would have sent her to prison. He saw 14 other prisoners shot to death as punishment for other prisoners' escape. It's hard to explain. He was dragged around Europe with chains on his feet for two years. He said he was very near the battle of Stalingrad. He is a story machine right now. I think he's feeling his age a little.
So we all die, including our own children someday. As a parent you have to come to grips- Not only that you are responsible for that new person – but also for his or her eventual death. How horrible. I have to weigh that when thinking about whether I want a third child. Sako the diamond dealer says more room will always somehow be made at the table. But I have to ask myself whether I really believe that. Look at the state of the world. People are hungry and we're eating into the natural environment at an alarming rate. All economics are based on the wealth derived from the natural environment. You can't eat money.
At least as it is I can pretend to rationalize that me and my wife with our two kids have justifiably replaced ourselves. We have a boy and a girl actually. A little me and a little her. In reality I know that since my wife and I are both living, we haven't replaced two with two others. We have added two to two. And Poopsie and I are not the worst offenders, believe me. My father for example. He had seven children (two are deceased)…that we know of.
Family is home. Time for a trip to Williston. Whoo.
Update 8:40pm: Back from Toys R Us. The climate in that store sucks. Everytime I go in there I feel like I might as well be in a warehouse in China where 98% of the toys were made. Warehouse air and warehouse lighting. Cheap plastic crap carrying trillions of invisible dust mites from accross the Pacific.
The point I was going to make about death is that it makes all of life seem like a dream. Despite the fact that it's all we know, it's existence that's the aberration, and non-existence that's the norm. Think about it. Time went back forever before you arrived, and it will go on forever after you're gone. Is life even real? Is time?
Anyway. Mr. Brown said "life is what you make it."
That's essentially what I'm saying too.
July 9, 2010 2 Comments
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Such a Beautiful Day!
Happy fourth of July Y'all! Whoo! I hope you're all out there doing what you're doing. Barbecue, Revolutionary War reenactment, swimming- or what have you. I went to a barbecue at Poopsie's sister's place and took a quick dip in the Huntington River. Last night we saw the fireworks from Battery Park. Not bad but they got started too late for the kids. Yana was getting fussy. "Me no love those pretty things!" she fussed.
How about that stunt plane before the fireworks?! Was that some crazy flying or what?
Anyway- God Bless America and enjoy the rest of your weekend!
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Crown Center 7945 Santa Fe Drive Overland Park, Kansas 913.649.7900 MF 10600 Sat 10530 www.thetastefulolive.com Tasteful Olive ...an oil vinegar tasting experience Fresh unflavored, fused and infused olive oils aged and naturally flavored balsamic vinegars to taste before you buy Other products include olives, pastas, sauces, spice blends, sea salts, pestos, gift packs, books and more Now Shop Online Downtown OP Partnership Prairie Village Merchants A b ove and B e yond. B y De si g n
arT nerman Museum Of Contemporary art connects visitors with the most innovative art and ideas of our times. The museum serves as a gathering place to experience contemporary art and culture and as a forum to inspire and engage all audiences. jCCC ColleCtIon Forming a permanent collection of works of art is one of the most important endeavors any institution of higher education can undertake to advance the visual arts. Although the significance of exhibitions, publications and educational pro
arT Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art 150 works by emerging and established artists internationally, nationally, and regionally recognized which comprise the core of the museums Permanent Collection. The Oppenheimer Collection is featured within the Nerman Museums second floor galleries. The Collection continues to grow, as new works are acquired each year. Changing exhibits within the Permanent Collection Galleries allow visitors to view differing aspects of this remarkable collection. inter
arT Public art in Overland Park T he City of Overland Park has a strong commitment to establishing and expanding a dynamic arts presence in the community. The Overland Park Public Art Master Plan includes numerous separate arts projects to be installed throughout the city for residents and guests to enjoy. As each phase of the plan is completed, sculpture and art will be displayed throughout the city along major commercial corridors and in city parks. The Overland Park Permanent Art Collection
arT Folly Theater Turnofthecentury theater features variety of productions and concerts. 300 W. 12th Street Kansas City, MO 64105 816 4744444 www.follytheater.com Gem Theater Seats 500 for jazz masters concert series and theatrical productions. 1615 E. 18th Street Kansas City, MO 64108 816 4746262 www.americanjazzmuseum.org HR Block City Stage at Union Station 30 W. Pershing Road Kansas City, MO 64108 816 4602020 www.unionstation.org Just Off Broadway Theatre 3051 Penn Valley Drive Kansas City,
arT Performing arts Kansas City Symphony Wide variety of symphonic music educates, entertains and delights all ages. 1703 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, MO 64108 816 4710400 www.kcsymphony.org Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts Experience extraordinary and diverse performing arts experiences such as the Kansas City Ballet, Lyric Opera and the Kansas City Symphony. 1601 Broadway Street Kansas City, MO 64108 816 9947200 www.kauffmancenter.org Kemper Arena Seats 18,000 for concerts and sportin
arT Theatre for Young America Live professional theater for young audiences. Union Station 30 W. Pershing Road Kansas City, MO 64108 816 4602083 Tickets www.tya.org Trilology Cultural Arts Centre Trilogy provides family entertainment with theater, dance, music and visual art productions. 12480 S. Blackbob Road Olathe, KS 66062 913 2544444 www.trilogyculturalarts.com Unicorn Theatre Offers exciting and thoughtprovoking contemporary professional theatre. 3828 Main Street Kansas City, MO 64111 816
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nighT liFe enTerTainMenT Kansas City Power Light District Cinemark 20 5500 Antioch Road Merriam, KS 66202 913 7897038 Box Office www.cinemark.com Dickinson Great Mall 16 Theatre 20060 N. 151st Street Olathe, KS 66061 913 3977469 www.dtmovies.com Dickinson Palazzo 16 Theatre 8601 W. 135th Street Overland Park, KS 66223 913 8147469 www.dtmovies.com Dickinson Westglen 18 16301 Midland Drive Shawnee, KS 66217 913 6316132 www.dtmovies.com Glenwood Arts Theatre Metcalf South Mall 9575 Metcalf Avenu
hiSTOriCal day TriP explore the underground railroad on the Western Frontier as the nation expanded westward, so did the underground railroad. The proximity of Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa to the slave state of Missouri made them popular destinations for freedom seekers hoping to escape the horrors of enslavement. Follow their journey by visiting the places that tell this history that divided a region, and ultimately a nation. The 1854 KansasNebraska Act which allowed popular vote to decide the s
hiSTOriCal day TriP to Freedom NTF site stand along the Missouri River. Established in 1857, Quindaro translated as bundle of sticks or in union there is strength was originally settled by Wyandot Indians who played an early role in the territorys Underground Railroad. Next to Kansass proslavery settlement of Wyandot, the town was a stronghold of freedom in an otherwise hostile environment. One of Quindaros Underground Railroad operators was a woman suffragist, Clarina Nichols, whose home was re
FaMily Fun Family Friendly If youve never heard of Overland Park, Kansas, theres a reason. Weve been keeping it a secret. But now, its finally time to share this wonderful city that my family and I lovingly call home. Over the last seventeen years weve lived in Overland Park, and have watched our city grow and flourish with familyfriendly activities and events. Im delighted to share my six favorite attractions in Overland Park with you. Ask a local for something fun to do in Overland Park, and
aTTraCTiOnS Childrens Discovery Garden at the Overland Park Arboretum Botanical Gardens Metro attractions 1827 Log Courthouse First courthouse in Jackson County. In 1932, it became the courtroom of Judge Harry S. Truman. 107 W. Kansas Street Independence, MO 64050 816 3217111 www.visitindependence.com 1859 Jail, Marshals Home Museum One of the oldest structures in Independence Square. 217 N. Main Street Independence, MO 64051 816 2521892 www.jchs.orgjailmuseum.html 18th Vine Historic Distric
aTTraCTiOnS Amelia Earhart Birthplace Museum Woodframe, Gothic Revival cottage was the site of Amelias birth on July 24, 1897. 233 N. Terrace Street Atchison, KS 66002 913 3674217 www.ameliaearhartmuseum.org American Girl Oak Park Mall 11327 W. 95th Street Lower Level Overland Park, KS 66214 877 2475223 www.americangirl.com American Jazz Museum Come see where jazz all started in this interactive museum. 1616 E. 18th Street Kansas City, MO 64108 816 4748463 www.americanjazzmuseum.com American Ro
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aTTraCTiOnS HarleyDavidson Factory Tour Take a factory tour of Vehicle Powertrain Operations. 11401 N. Congress Avenue Kansas City, MO 64153 816 2708023 877 8831450 www.harleydavidson.comenUS ContentPagesFactoryTours factorytours.html Harry S. Truman Farm Home Walk through President Trumans boyhood home. 12301 Blue Ridge Boulevard Grandview, MO 64030 816 2549929 www.nps.govhstr Deanna Rose Childrens Farmstead Jesse James Bank Museum Includes original vault, safe and James family memorabilia.
aTTraCTiOnS Kansas City Board of Trade Observe trading of value line stock index features and the worlds largest winter wheat futures market. 4800 Main Street, Suite 303 Kansas City, MO 64112 816 7537500 www.kcbt.com Kansas City Gangster Tour Guided tours of several of Kansas Citys favorite oldtime gangster spots. Departs from Union Station. 30 W. Pershing Road Kansas City, MO 64108 816 4711234 www.thekctours.com groupgangster.html Kansas City Garment District Museum Tells the story of the begi
aTTraCTiOnS Old Quindaro Museum Information Center Dedicated to the preservation of the AfricanAmerican heritage of Old Quindaro. 3432 N. 29th Street Kansas City, KS 66104 913 2448497 www.oldquindaro.org Overland Park Arboretum Botanical Gardens The 300acre arboretum, open all year, is a serene and tranquil place to enjoy nature. More than 200 species of birds, 75 species of trees, miles of trails and multiple gardens can be found there. 8909 W. 179th Street Overland Park, KS 66085 913 685360
aTTraCTiOnS SEA LIFE Kansas City Aquarium Come nose to nose with sharks and prepare for astonishingly close views of everything from humble starfish and seahorses to graceful rays. Crown Center 2450 Grand Boulevard Kansas City, MO 64108 www.sealifeus.com Opening April 2012 Shatto Milk Company Tour this small, family owned and operated dairy farm located just north of the Kansas City metropolitan area. 9406 N. Highway 33 Osborn, MO 64474 816 9303862 www.shattomilk.com Shawnee Indian Mission Stat
OuTdOOr day TriP natural areas never far away most populated county Johnson County may be the most populous county in the state of kansas, but there are still plenty of wild areas to explore, natural areas in which to wander freely, and opportunities to learn about nature. Although it observed its 26th year of operation in 2011, the Johnson County Park Recreation Districts JCPRD Ernie Miller Nature Center pg. 63 in Olathe is still being discovered by longtime residents as well as by visitors
OuTdOOr day TriP Did You Know Shawnee Mission Park has grown to become the most visited park in kansas. Killl Creek Park, Photo Credit Jeff Pierce several areas of prairie restorations. A highlight of the park is a 23acre scenic upland prairie remnant featuring more than 200 plant species, both wet and dry sites, and evidence of two past buffalo wallows. Located on a treesurrounded hilltop, it includes a prairie observation deck. For those wishing for a more immersive prairie experience, The
OuTdOOr indian Creek hike Bike Trail oPen 500 a.m. to 1000 P.m. year rounD The Indian Creek Trail is almost 17 miles long about 10 miles are in OP. The Overland Park portion starts at the Foxhill South Park, 109th Street and El Monte, and follows the creek south and west to the Forest Creek Park, 125th Street and Pflumm Road. A connecting link continues south along Quivira Road toward the Tomahawk Creek Trail via 127th Street and Nieman Road. amenItIeS The trail connects numerous parks with
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OuTdOOr CiTy ParkS Indian Creek Recreation Center Located along the Indian Creek Hike Bike Trail. Twentyfive acres, playground, tables, reservable shelter, eight tennis courts, .69 mile bikehike trail access, restrooms, drinking fountains, parking, concessions, exercise equipment and ADA accessible. 10308 Marty Street Indian Valley Park Twentyfour acres, tables, two tennis courts, soccer field, softball field, roller hockey rink, .84 mile bikehike trail access, drinking fountain, parking and
OuTdOOr Indian Creek Hike Bike Trail Quivira Park Fortyfour acres, playground, tables, reservable shelter, sand volleyball, .63 mile bikehike trail access, restrooms, drinking fountain, parking and ADA accessible. 11901 Quivira Road Regency Lake Park Fourteen acres, playground, small shelter, tables, .46 mile bike hike trail, fishing, parking, drinking fountain and ADA accessible. 14800 Lamar Avenue Roe Park Fortyone acres, playground, tables, reservable shelter, pool, two tennis courts, two
reCreaTiOn Overland Park Sports alliance Overland Park Soccer Complex Scan this code for a video of highlights from our worldclass soccer complex Or visit httpbit.lyopsoccervideo leTS Talk SPOrTS For more than a quarter of a century, Overland Park has played host to in excess of 1.1 million youth, in national and regional competitions, representing over 20 different sports at some of the nations finest amateur athletic facilities. While location plays a role in the success of our sports event
reCreaTiOn recreation in Johnson County 32 Baseball Club of Johnson County Two locations East Complex 18300 W. 87th Street Lenexa, KS 66220 andWest Complex 8000 Monticello Road Shawnee, KS 66226 913 8888055 www.3and2baseball.com 68 Inside Sports 9111 Flint Street Overland Park, KS 66214 913 8944752 www.68insidesports.com Advanced Laser Tag 2026 E. Santa Fe Road Olathe, KS 66062 913 2549678 www.advancedlasertag.com AllAmerican Indoor Sports Two locations 9063 Bond Street Overland Park, KS 66214
reCreaTiOn recreation in Johnson County IncredABowl 8500 W. 151st Street Overland Park, KS 66223 913 8511700 www.incredabowl.com Indian Creek Recreation Center Located along the Indian Creek Hike Bike Trail. Twentyfive acres, playground, tables, reservable shelter, eight tennis courts, .69 mile bikehike trail access, restrooms, drinking fountains, parking, concessions, exercise equipment and ADA accessible. 10308 Marty Street 913 8956390 www.opkansas.org Ironwoods Park 14701 Mission Road Leawo
reCreaTiOn SarKoPar Trails Park 87th Street Lackman Road Lenexa, KS 66215 913 4777100 www.lenexa.com Shawnee Mission Beach Volleyball 19800 Johnson Drive Shawnee, KS 66218 913 4224070 www.smbv.com Shawnee Mission Park 7900 Renner Road Shawnee, KS 66219 913 8884713 www.jcprd.comparksfacilities shawneemission.cfm Skate City 10440 Mastin Street Overland Park, KS 66212 913 8886668 www.skatecitykansas.com Skate World 9800 W. 62nd Terrace Merriam, KS 66203 913 2620711 www.skateworldkc.com Smileys Go
reCreaTiOn Public golf Gardner Golf Club 15810 S. Gardner Road Gardner, KS 66030 913 8568858 www.gardnergolf.com Heritage Park Golf Course 16445 Lackman Road Olathe, KS 66062 913 8294653 www.jcprd.comparksfacilitiesheritageparkgolf.cfm Ironhorse Golf Club 15400 Mission Road Leawood, KS 66224 913 6854653 www.ironhorsegolf.com Oak Country Golf Course 8800 Scott Drive DeSoto, KS 66018 913 5833503 www.oakcountrygolfcourse.com Painted Hills Golf Course 7101 Parallel Parkway Kansas City, KS 66112 913
reCreaTiOn PrO SPOrTS Kansas Speedway NASCAR Special events include NASCAR Camping World Truck Series, Kansas Speedway 300, NASCAR Nationwide Series and NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race. 400 Speedway Boulevard Kansas City, KS 66111 913 3283300 866 4607223 www.kansasspeedway.com Missouri Comets MISL Season NovemberMarch Independence Events Center 19100 E. Valley View Parkway Independence, MO 64055 816 4782255 www.cometsindoorsoccer.com Missouri Mavericks CHL Season OctoberMarch Independence Events
evenT SPaCe Meeting Banquet Facilities Many of Overland Parks hotel properties offer space for meeting and banquet use by groups please refer to lodging chart on page 71. Following are additional meeting space options in Overland Park. Abdallah Shrine Ballroom 5300 Metcalf Avenue 913 3625300 www.abdallahshrine.org Accommodations 350400 people OnSite Catering No American Legion Dwight Cowles Post 370 7500 W. 75th Street 913 4324012 www.kspost370.org Accommodations 250 people OnSite Catering No
evenT SPaCe Overland Park COnvenTiOn CenTer 6000 College Boulevard 913 3393000 www.opconventioncenter.com Accommodations All sizes Catering Yes The Center offers 237,000 square feet of meeting space including an exhibition hall, ballroom, seven meeting rooms and an outdoor courtyard. Several features make this convention center the perfect choice for your next social event, business meeting or convention Connected to 412room Sheraton Overland Park Hotel with 20,000sq. ft. of additional meet
reading WhO is the quintessential kanSaS auThOr coordinated the selection of fifteen titles that best represent books written by Kansans or written about Kansas. Here youll find gems for kids, teens and adults. Favorites of mine include Susanna Pitzers wonderfully illustrated Not Afraid of Dogs in which Daniel overcomes his fear of dogs and learns that he does, in fact, actually like dogs. Matt Phelan scored a place on Booklist Magazines Great Graphic Novels for Teens list for The Storm in t
lOdging lOdging in Overland Park americas Best value inn Suites 4401 W. 107th Street, Overland Park, KS 66207 913 3815700 www.americasbestvalueinn.com wed allo Pets l Poo oor Outd ool or P indo r ente ss C Fitne e rvic m Se roo ti on ecep ing r even t kfas Brea hot Free fast reak tal B tinen Con unge Free tlo n aura rest Busi ness Cen ter ti n Mee Free ace g Sp WiF i Candlewood Suites 11001 Oakmont Street, Overland Park, KS 66210 913 4695557 888 2263539 www.candlewoodsuites.
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6 Times You Should Exercise (and 4 Times You Definitely Shouldnt)
Discover when it's best to work out and when to take it easy instead
By Kim Tranell
5. Exercise on Your Work Break
Let's say your boss is driving you crazy or you've hit a massive mental roadblock. Walk or run away from it—literally. A workout break not only can relieve stress and boost your mood but also offer job benefits. "Research shows that midday exercise improves mental sharpness, time management and productivity," says Matthews. Even if you can't pop on a sports bra and sneakers in the middle of the day, a brisk five- to 10-minute walk around your building should do the trick, she says.


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hurray for Pete's recovery and making your next ADR! Glad things turned out better. Still enjoying your reviews.
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Les Chefs de France
Pete and I had an ADR for Les Chefs de France for lunch. And the best part was that Pete was actually feeling well enough to go! We checked in around 15 minutes early, and we were seated right at our ADR time.
We started with some French bread. It came with nearly frozen butter packets that we impossible to spread, but the bread itself was delicious.
Pete had Cassolette d'escargots de Bourgogne au beurre persille for his appetizer.
This was burgundian escargots baked in parsley and garlic butter. He really enjoyed these, but said that he would probably never order anything like them again.
For his entree, he had the Crepe Florentine.
It was a large crepe filled with chicken, spinach, mushrooms, and bechamel sauce. He thought this was just alright, and didn't eat that much of it. His appetite wasn't back to his usual, and he wanted to save room for dessert.
He had the fraisier sur coulis de framboise, sorbet fraise.
It was strawberry and cream cake, raspberry sauce, and strawberry sorbet. This was definitely his favorite part of the meal. This actually convinced him that we'll need to return to WDW sometime soon just so he can have this again.
I had Soupe A l oignon Gratinee (French onion soup topped with Gruyere cheese).
This was so, so good. I had no idea French onion soup could be so delicious.
I had the croque monsieur. I subbed fries for the salad that it normally comes with.
Everything about this was delicious. The was a huge pile of fries under the sandwich. Despite how much I wanted to finish all of this, there was just no way that I could if I wanted to have dessert (and who doesn't want dessert?).
For dessert I had Mousse au chocolat.
The mousse part was wonderful. It had a rich chocolate flavor. The little cake piece that came with it was very dry, and I didn't eat it.
During dessert, this guy came around:
Pete and I both loved Les Chefs. We definitely will go back on our next trip.
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I'm following along! Love Les Chefs de France...mmmm that baguette photo is making me hungry!
Can't wait for more!
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Nine Dragons
Pete and I had an ADR at Nine Dragons for dinner. We got hungry about an hour earlier than our ADR time, so we checked to see if we could be seated earlier. They seated us immediately. The tables were really close together, and I felt like we were practically sitting with another couple because our tables were only a couple of inches apart.
We decided to get the General Tso's chicken dumplings for our appetizer. This appetizer took the place of 2 appetizers on the DxDP.
The dumplings were steamed and served with a dish of General Tso's sauce. The waiter also brought over a bottle of soy sauce, and told me that I should probably use it, because the red sauce would be too spicy for me and told Pete to enjoy the General Tso's sauce. It was weird. Pete actually ended up using the soy sauce, because the other sauce was sitting well with his stomach. I thought the General Tso's sauce was great, and I ended up eating more than my share of dumplings.
Pete ordered the Peppery Shrimp for his meal.
The shrimp were served with spinach noodles. Pete mostly ate the shrimp. The noodles were very garlicky with a little bit of pepper flavor. Pete didn't think the noodles were sitting well with his stomach either, so he gave them to me. I love garlic, so I was in heaven. I could have eaten nothing but those noodles and been extremely happy.
I ordered the honey sesame chicken.
This was served with rice. The sauce was sweet, but a little bland. It could have used just a little spice, I think. Overall, it was really good, and it went well with spinach noodles.
There was really nothing on the dessert menu that appealed to me, but Pete wanted to get the caramel ginger ice cream.
I tried a little, and there was way too much ginger flavor for me. Pete ate a few bites, then decided that he agreed with me.
We would definitely go back to Nine Dragons again, but we'd skip dessert.
I still wanted dessert, we made a quick trip to the French bakery. I had a sacristain, which is puff pastry dough with chocolate chips and an icing drizzle. This was delicious (much better than the caramel ginger ice cream).
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Gaston's Tavern
The next morning, we were headed to MK for extra magic hours at 7. We enjoyed some of the attractions in New Fantasyland, then decided that it was time for breakfast, so we made our way over to Gaston's Tavern.
I really loved the detail in the theming.
We each ordered a cinnamon roll and we shared a LeFou's brew.
The cinnamon rolls were good, but there was not anywhere close to enough icing. Pete thought the maple glaze tasted more like caramel, but he still seemed to like it well enough. I couldn't really taste the maple glaze at all. The LeFou's Brew (frozen apple juice with a hint of toasted marshmallow and mango-passion fruit foam) was good for the first few sips, but then it was way too sweet. I think the marshmallow flavor is what ruined it for me.
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Great reviews so far. Sorry you both got sick! That is my fear on vacation. Can't wait to read more!
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The 3rd time's the charm! Our 10th anniversary 03-2013 Dining Report!
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Just found your trippie, loving it so far, looking forward to more ! So sorry to hear about Hubby being ill though ! If I am not planning a trip, what's better than living vicariously through everyone elses lol !
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Casey's Corner
Pete and I didn't have an ADR for lunch, but we were considering trying to walk up to Kona Cafe. Then Pete told me that he really wasn't hungry, and he really didn't want to go to a TS restaurant and waste a lot of food. We were leaving MK for the afternoon to see the Christmas decorations at some of the MK resorts, so we stopped at Casey's Corner on the way out.
I ordered the corn dog nuggets and fries, and Pete didn't want anything.
The corn dog nuggets were good. The breading wasn't as think as I thought it would be. The fries were standard Disney fries. What made this meal so delicious for me was the cheese sauce. Is there anything better than fries covered in cheese? After watching me eat a few bites, Pete decided that he would have some, too. He ended up eating nearly all of my lunch, so I went back and got some more fries.
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Be Our Guest (Part 1)
Pete and I had a dinner ADR at Be Our Guest before MVMCP. There was a huge line of people at check in all trying to get in that night. Everyone was being turned away, unless they had tickets to MVMCP, in which case they could get in during the beginning of the party.
We waited about 10 minutes after checking in to be seated. Our waitress was April. We were seated in the ballroom. The tables were close together, but not as close as the tables were at Nine Dragons. It was suprisingly dark in the ballroom, and I had a really hard time getting my camera to take decent pictures. Sorry for the bad quality in some of them.
We were brought a basket of rolls shortly after we ordered our meals.
I ordered the French Onion soup.
The cheese on top was great, but the rest of the soup was very bland. The soup at Les Chefs was much better. I probably wouldn't order the soup at BoG again.
Pete ordered the garden salad.
He said it was just a run of the mill salad. He didn't eat very much of it.
I had the rotisserie cornish hen for my entree.
I subbed the au gratin macaroni for the fingerling potatoes. The chicken was well flavored, although a little unevenly seasoned. The macaroni was very good. It had a little bit of garlic flavor to it, which complemented it very nicely.
Pete ordered the pan seared salmon on leek fondue.
The salmon was served with saffron crushed potatoes. Pete really liked the salmon, but didn't eat very much of it. He didn't care for the potatoes, but he couldn't really point out why.
BoG Dessert and MVMCP to follow soon.
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Be Our Guest and Wishes Dessert Party
Our waitress brought the dessert cart around.
I ordered the triple chocolate cupcake.
This satisfied my chocolate craving nicely. The only problem was that it was impossible to get the cupcake wrapper off. I ended up digging the cake out with my fork. The process was far more difficult than it should have been, but it was definitely worth it.
Pete ordered the lemon meringue cupcake.
Pete didn't give much of an opinion on this. He said that he was too full for dessert, but ate all of it anyway, so he must have liked it.
Our waitress brought us out the Grey Stuff because we were celebrating our anniversary.
The grey stuff is cookies and cream mousse. I really enjoyed it, but there really wasn't much to split between 2 people.
We posed for a picture with the Beast on the way out.
We had a reservation for the dessert party during MVMCP. We were a little late getting there, because we weren't paying attention and got stuck on the other side of the parade. We were still pretty full from dinner, so we each only got a small plate.
This was my plate. I didn't really care for the cheesecake. The apple tart and the peanut butter chocolate tart were really good. I don't think that I ate much of the brownie.
This was Pete's plate. He didn't offer much of an opinion on anything, but said that the dessert with all the berries was his favorite.
We would definitely go to BoG again. I would for sure get the au gratin macaroni with whatever I ordered. Pete wants to try some of the different cream puffs. I'm not sure if we'd go to the dessert party again, but the location was very nice for fireworks viewing.
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Tusker House (Part 1)
Pete and I had a pre-park opening breakfast at Tusker House the day after MVMCP. We were seated about 5 minutes after we checked in.
The room with the buffet:
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Tusker House (Part 2)
This was my first plate:
The slice of ham that I got was really fatty. It was gross. The rest of the food was really good. The donut was a Krispy Kreme. I had ham and cheese frittata, scrambled eggs, and tater tots. They were all good, but next time I would skip the scrambled eggs and just get the frittata.
Pete's first plate:
Pete managed to get a slice of ham without any fat, and he loved it. He was a huge fan of the mustard sauce. He didn't comment on much else, but he ate all of it.
My second plate:
I got a new piece of ham, and it was great. The cheese blintz was not very good, but the apple topping was really good.
Pete's second plate:
Our waiter wasn't the greatest. After dropping off our drinks, he didn't come back again until he gave us the check. When he did drop off our drinks, he made a bunch of weird comments about what we were eating and what that meant about our personalities. It was really strange. Other than the bad service, we both enjoyed our breakfast here, and we would definitely go back.
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