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Christmas in July, August, September, October and November
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I neglected my trip report, Christmas In July, for too long, so the original thread has been locked and moved to completed trip reports. With most of the trip yet to go, I'm back with a new day. You can catch up and review at the link above, or just forge ahead with me! I'm about to wake up on my first full day of my Christmas and friends extravaganza...
When my alarm went off at 6:00 am, my fuddled west coast timed head didn't even recognize what the sound was as I lay in the dark, pondering my next step. Once sufficent consciousness surfaced I reset it for 7:00 then snoozed until 7:30. In what would be a most unfortunate ritual for the next four mornings, the folks in the room next to mine started screaming at their kids at that point so there was no going back to sleep. I'd not had a problem with noise carrying at this hotel before, but the screaming penetrated right through the connecting door. Apparently the kids never did anything right in how promptly they showered, dressed or put on their shoes. It was a boat load of stress and especially sad because of the whole being at Disney World thing. It was so awful as it went on morning after morning that I finally checked in at registration to see how much longer they would be staying. I was kind of surprised when they told me, but at least I knew when it would stop.
I was totally comfortable with the rate at which I showered, dressed and enjoyed my coffee and fruit. I put a mountain of moleskin on my feet and checked the weather report. It was actually a little bit grim and mostly about damp and cold so I piled on some layers and popped out on my lanai to check reality. (It ended up shooting past the 70s and right into the 80s which was fine with me.) I was out the door at about 8:30 and headed to the Monorail by way of the thatched hut mailbox where I posted my Disney Dreams Giveaway entry for the day. I am sure I have taken a picture of this themed detail, but I cannot find it anywhere in any of my trip photos. It is super cute and you'll just have to take my word for it for now.
The Monorail station was busy and I joined the throngs headed to the gates and watched the happy opening show.
When we were released into the park I zipped up Main Street heading toward Fantasyland and Peter Pan. I stopped to visit with Donald Duck at his tree lot along the way.
I'm a pushover for a guy in buffalo plaid:
I soared over London and Neverland in a sentimental trip on one of my always favorite rides and then the wild west called so I walked from childhood's dreams over to Big Thunder Mountain.
I clickety clacked and laughed my careening way through the rumble tumble wilderness. As I left the flooded mining town behind, the line for Splash Mountain was negligible. I checked the water jets and since they didn't seem very aggressive I got myself a log, a dose of zip-a-dee-do-dah philosophy and a civilized little splash at the end of the falls. This has become one of my favorite rides. I love the sets and all the little touches along the way, and want to have the Laughin' Place as my party pad.
As I left Splash Mountain I saw a couple wearing super cute custom made matching t-shirts featuring a picture of Chip and Dale and the words, "Double Trouble, Rachel (and) Richard, Best Buddies". They were so cute that I first followed after them and then ran up to them and asked if I could take their picture. They kindly and happily posed for me.
They asked if I was there alone, and when I said, "yes", Rachel looked at Richard and said, "Is it ok?" He said, "it wouldn't work" so I thought that whatever she had in mind wasn't going to happen, but then she said she'd show me and brought out a little ziploc bag holding pins from Disney parks around the world. She told me they'd brought them to give away to special people, and told me I could pick whichever one I wanted. They were totally cool, and after admiring them all, I picked one of Mickey with the castle from Disneyland Paris. It was a certifiable magical moment and my first day had barely started!
Walking light and fast from the happiness of my encounter with Richard and Rachel I floated back to Fantasyland and journeyed through Snow White's story and the light and dark sides of Winnie the Pooh. There weren't any crowds or waits yet so I thought I'd swing by Toon Town and try Goofy's Barnstormer. In September I'd admired the queue, but hadn't been willing to wait for a ride that goes by in the blink of an eye. I cruised through the Flight School for Dogs and Cats and climbed aboard the zany little coaster. Right behind me there was a little boy named Stephen riding with his mom. He started to cry and wanted to get off. The loading CM came over and knelt down by Stephen's seat and asked what was wrong. Stephen's eyes were red and wet and he said he was afraid of the ride and didn't want to go. The CM asked Stephen if he was afraid of going too fast and Stephen mournfully said that he was. The CM told sad Stephen that there was a "slow" button that the CM could push so the train wouldn't go as fast, and asked would Stephen want to go if he pushed the button. Stephen replied in the affirmative so the CM went and pushed the "slow" button. Stephen bravely held on and we took off for the short swoopy ride. When we pulled into the station a very short while later, a laughing Stephen told the CM, "That was awesome!" and wanted to ride again. Way to go, cool CM!
Donald's boat and the cartoony coaster:
Further lightened by that sweet encounter I cruised over to Tomorrowland, walked on to Buzz Lightyear and warmed up my universe saving skills. After defeating Zurg I called Missy and she said she was up for coming over to the Poly for breakfast so I started making my way back to the gate. I shopped briefly at the Emporium and then hopped on the little boat back to the GF and the Poly. I walked along the marina from the dock to the GCH and arrived at the Kona Cafe a minute before Missy. Cathie unfortunately was still down with a flu-like GI thing, but was finally able to eat something this morning. I couldn't believe that after Missy and I had talked she had gone to the food court, gotten something for Cathie, brought it back to the room, then taken a bus From Pop to the MK and the monorail to the Poly all in a very compact piece of time.
We ate an awesome Kona breakfast. Missy had been wanting to try the Tonga Toast, and I went with my favorite of the Big Kahuna and a press pot of Kona coffee.
There were tropical-themed gingerbread houses in the Cafe and the lobby. We admired the confections and shopped at the Bou-Tiki, and then I took Missy on a tour of the resort.
There were four tiny baby ducks starting their duckly careers in the essential stream flowing down to the volcano pool.
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Eben called and checked in while we were walking along the beach. He'd be arriving the day after tomorrow and would take the Magical Express to the hotel and then meet up with me at Epcot.
We finished the tour with a look at my room, which really was a palace to me. The more recent buildings here feature rooms with 476 square feet, which allows room for a comfortable seating area with a daybed, two comfy chairs and a table in addition to the desk/dresser area and the little bar and closet area between the closets. Room pictures will be along a little later in the report...
Missy then headed back to check on Cathie after we set our plan to meet tomorrow for lunch at Tony's Town Square Restaurant. I decided to go to DTD and do a round of shopping. Because of the annual passport discount I always try to get whatever I can at the World of Disney first, and I also wanted to make a trip to Goofy's Candy Company. I drove over to DTD and scored a fantastic parking place right next to the WoD. I went in and embarked on what turned into a shopping frenzy. I ended up with what has been my favorite Disney purchase ever, a cool sweatshirt with tattoo inspired Mickey art, a Mickey Christmas shirt, a journal for my trip report notes, 2 pins, 2 christmas plates and a bowl (on sale - how could I resist?), and a light up Santa Mickey Christmas ornament for my best friend that turned out to be so color-changingly glorious I was really sorry I didn't buy one for myself. The crowning glory of the shopping trip was a fiber optic decorated tree that I had resisted every day during my 2008 December trip. I kept seeing it and wanting it and convincing myself to not aquire it. It was on sale this year, and the nanosecond I saw it on the shelf next to the cash register, I picked it up and added to my pile of loot. Its twinkly brightness was a terrific room decoration, and I love it ridiculously much.
Lugging my giant bag of stuff I headed off to the Pin Traders and checked out the new LE pins and the upcoming releases. At the World of Christmas I admired many things and bought some cute Tink gift tags on sale. As I'm remembering what I was carrying I can't believe I stopped to take photos, but apparently I did.
Then I went to Goofy's and scored my first round of Pretzel Rods and dipped Rice Krispy treats.
Better living through chemistry!
Now so laden I could barely walk I headed back to the car. I had a little more time before I needed to start getting ready for dinner at V&As so I stopped by the CBR for a nostalgia tour. The Christmas trim here was in bright tropical colors and featured exotic flowers and colorful fish.
While was I was in the gift shop at Old Port Royale scoping out the cutest of Mickey night shirts (pink waffle weave, with Mickey head ice creams in bright colors) I ran into Chuck and Lynn. They had already checked in and were shopping for some warmer clothes for Lynn based on the unusually cold weather that had been predicted.
Lynn had been really ill for the week leading up to their trip, and had even been worried that she would have to cancel. She was still recovering, so after we had a happy little visit they were heading back to their room so she could take a nap. They didn't say anything about the package I had left them, and I was a little concerned that the front desk hadn't given it to them, so I asked if they had any surprises when they checked in. They said they hadn't so I stopped by the Concierge's desk and had them check on it. It turned out they were delivering it to the room at that moment so it was in the room when they got back from shopping. Then I felt a little dorky that I'd blown the surprise...
I drove back to the Poly, schlepped all the stuff back to my room and stowed away all my goodies. I set up the twinkle tree and it sparkled for me while I put on fresh evening makeup and my fancy dress for V&As. I walked to the monorail in the beautiful evening air, admired the Polynesian gingerbread houses in the lobby of the GHC, then rode a stop to the GF (enjoying the announcements in that ridiculous way that shows I am a total geeky fan) and disembarked into the opulence of a fancy Victorian Christmas a la Disney.
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We too are so very NOT into traipsing through the dark when a bucket will do just great
What a fun way to meet new folks and say howdy
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Gosh, I don't even know where to start!! Hmmm, start at very beginning, a very good place to start....
First off, I am distressed that I am hearing more and more of this bad parenting poop!! Now, there's a way to make lifelong memories, "All I remember is my dad and mom screaming at me!" You're in Disney for heaven's sake, STOP SCREAMING!!! Sorry that was so sucky for you!
Fun to meet Donald on the way in. Great picture at his tree farm!
Awww, Richard and Rachel would have made my day! What an incredibly sweet looking couple. That is so neat that they are spreading pixie dust like that to happy people. How cute they look!
Now that ToonTown in getting the heave ho, I think I'll have to meander back there to get some photos and ride barnstormer. Last time I did that was at DLR when my 18 year old was about 3!
Kona breakfast and cute little duckies look tasty and sweet- IN THAT ORDER!!!
You scored some fabulous purchases at DTD. So much that you had a hard time carrying it all?!! WOW! Do love that you got the tree you've wanted, and that it could sparkle and enchant you all week long! Very cool!
CBR is one resort I am hoping to wander around in Sept! Just to get the feel for it at least!
Don't worry about looking geeky around us; we've all got this particular affliction here, I think. It'd be a safe bet that we all have the mono spiel memorized.
I guess next time, we've off to Vick and Al's. Goody! Goody!!
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Toontown is a great picture spot. I will miss all the cartoony jokes in Minnie and Mickey's houses.
It is good to be in the company of my fellow geeks.
Do visit CBR. Take a walk across the Cay from Old Port Royale to Jamaica and Aruba, enjoy the lake, wildlife and gardens, and have a beverage at the pool bar!
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We too are so very NOT into traipsing through the dark when a bucket will do just great
What a fun way to meet new folks and say howdy
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Dana, proizvodnja in prodaja pijač, d. o. o. (English: Dana, the manufacture and sale of drinks) is a major Slovenian manufacturer of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.[1][2] It is located in the village of Mirna in southeastern Slovenia.[3]
The company was established as a work organization in 1952.[4] The brand Dana was registered in 1955.[2] At first, the company produced only alcoholic beverages. After 1970, the program was expanded with the non-alcohol beverages. Since 2005, Dana has made the majority of profit with its high-quality natural mineral water Dana.[4] In July 2012, the company was transformed from a joint-stock company to a limited liability company. It changed its name from Dana, tovarna rastlinskih specialitet in destilacija, d.d. (English: Dana, the plant specialties factory and distillation) to Dana, proizvodnja in prodaja pijač, d.o.o. (English: Dana, the manufacture and sale of drinks).
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- ^ Ambrožič, Janja (25 March 2010). "Dana je lani ustvarila 130 tisočakov dobička" [In the previous year, the income of Dana was 130,000 euros] (in Slovenian).
- ^ a b Božič Kranjec, Jerca (26 March 2010). "Dana namesto maline" [Dana instead of Malina] (in Slovenian). Žurnal.
- ^ a b "Danin lanski dobiček bo ostal nerazporejen" (in Slovenian). Poslovni.Dnevnik.si. 27 August 2009.
- ^ a b Nose, Mojca (2006). "Regionalna geografija občine Trebnje s poudarkom na prsti in rastlinstvu" [Regional Geography of the Trebnje Municipality with the special emphasis on the soil and vegetation] (in Slovenian).
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Inmate who was beaten at Concord prison transferred to Mass.
"He was hit pretty hard in the face," state Department of Corrections spokesman Jeffrey J. Lyons said of inmate Matthew J. York, who was found beaten Aug. 14 in the close custody unit at New Hampshire State Prison for Men in Concord.
"We are looking at all aspects of the assault to determine what may have caused it. We don't want to specifically state that it may be related to a gang, but we will look at that among any other potential leads we may receive to determine what happened and to determine what, if any, arrests may be made," Lyons said. No arrests have been made to date, he said.
York, formerly of Rochester, was convicted in Stafford County Superior Court in 2013 of felony theft, two counts each of burglary, felon in possession of a weapon and falsifying physical evidence.
Kelly York also told the Monitor that her husband's injuries were so severe he had to have reconstructive surgery and spent nine days in a hospital before being moved to the prison's medical unit. Lyons would not comment on this account.
Lyons said he could not specify the reasons for York's transfer. But, he added, "one reason often considered is we have to ensure the safety of the inmate and ensure the safety of the institution."
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Private schools in the district have decided to defer the reopening of the next academic year.
"Most schools have indefinitely postponed the reopening, and it is an unanimous decision," R. Visalakshi, president, Association of Managements of Nursery, Primary and Matriculation Schools, Coimbatore, told a press conference here on Thursday.
The decision was taken at a meeting the association convened earlier in the day.
Even non-members participated. In all, around 400 schools were represented.
"The schools have been forced to take such a decision because after their appeal against the fees determined by the Justice Govindarajan-led Private Schools Fee Determination Committee, they will not know which fees to collect – the old one or the fees determined by the committee."
"And, in such a situation it will be difficult for the managements to start the academic year," she explained.
The committee's recommendations were "unreasonable" as it had not taken into account the managements' suggestions.
Schools would not be in a position to carry out development activities, hike teachers' salary and improve quality of education.
In response to a question, Ms. Visalakshi said the association would, however, welcome any move by the Government to regulate teachers' pay. "If that is done and the fees to be collected are determined after taking into account the infrastructure needs, the association will be happy."
The schools would appeal to the committee at the earliest as the period for appeal is only 15 days. She hoped that the committee would come up with reasonable recommendations.
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Faran Tahir has added a new element to his fan base with his appearance as Captain Robau in the recently released "Star Trek."
Having pulled in more than $76 million during its opening weekend, the much-anticipated film has rebooted not only the 1960s television series story line, but Trekkie fever as well.
While Tahir makes his living in Hollywood, he retreats to the suburban predictability of Carmel Valley to make his home with wife Marie, son Javan and daughter Lena. The 46-year-old actor, who holds a master's degree from Harvard, grew up in Los Angeles and is the third generation in his family to turn to the performing arts. He has appeared on TV, performed on stage and played in films. There is chatter in Hollywood that he may reprise his role as a villain in sequels to 2008's "Iron Man."
Tahir shared what it has been like to be part of the cosmic cult classic.
Were you a fan of "Star Trek" growing up?
I was. I liked "Star Trek" a lot when I was young, and later, when I was in college, I liked "Star Trek: The Next Generation." When I was a little boy, it was more about the aliens and space and gadgets. When I was older, that's when I started to get into the message of this modern day mythology. They were dealing with issues current to us but set in the future. The message was really positive and hopeful, about going beyond the things that separate us and working together. If you look at the story lines of "Star Trek," they don't go to war; the idea is to find peaceful ways of working together. I think that hope and optimism is at the very center of this idea.
What was it like to be part of such an iconic project?
It is a pop culture icon, this whole story line. What was refreshing was that it's been around for 40 years now and there's still stuff you can refine and find in it. To me, it was a young boy's dream come true, to walk through this fantasy I had growing up. To be right in the midst of it was really priceless.
"Star Trek" stands to be one of the summer blockbusters. How has your life changed since its release?
The reason I live in San Diego is because I don't want my life to change too much. I like my surroundings, my environment and my family's lifestyle. More people have recognized me, but it hasn't really changed who I am.
Professionally, every time you do something that's well received, it creates a lot of excitement. The diversity of playing a bad guy in "Iron Man" and now playing a good guy in "Star Trek" allows people to see the range of my acting abilities.
There have been some differences in the reaction from the fans. Trekkies are a diehard fan base, and they seem fascinated to have a new character to get acquainted with. They really seem to have embraced Captain Robau. There are about 2,300 blogs on his character alone. I think this movie was so anticipated because there hasn't been one in such a long time and it has rekindled the whole "Star Trek" thing.


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It's very hard to deny that the Obama administration isn't fighting a war on Catholics. In his latest move, Obama has ordered the closure of the U.S. embassy to the Vatican away from the Holy See to a more distant compound in Rome, allegedly for "security reasons."
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Keywords: Obama, Vatican, Catholic, embassy, move, Rome, security, state department
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - The Obama administration is announcing that late next year the State Department will close the U.S. Embassy in Vatican City, citing security concerns.
The Daily caller was told in an email from the Department of State, "The Embassy will be moved to the U.S. government compound that currently houses U.S. Embassy Rome and the U.S. Mission to UN Agencies in Rome. At that point, the U.S. government compound in Rome will house three distinct diplomatic missions with three independently accredited ambassadors working in three separate chanceries. Our Embassy to the Holy See will continue to operate as an independent mission, and our diplomatic presence will remain one of the largest missions accredited to the Holy See."
This will close a mission that has operated at its current location since 1994.
Former ambassadors to the Holy See are blasting the move. Former Boston Mayor and ambassador, Ray Flynn told the Daily Catholic Reporter, "It's not just those who bomb churches and kill Catholics in the Middle East who are our antagonists, but it's also those who restrict our religious freedoms and want to close down our embassy to the Holy See."
Former ambassadors James Nicholson, Francis Rooney, Mary Ann Glendon and Thomas Melady, also criticized the move.
Nicholson told the Daily Catholic Reporter, the move makes "this embassy into a stepchild of the embassy to Italy."
Catholic League President, Bill Donohue said to the Daily Caller, "You could make a principled argument that for security or economic reasons the embassy needs to be moved, but that assumes the person making the argument has principles. This administration certainly wasn't concerned about the safety of its embassy in Benghazi. And as for the economic argument, this is the most fiscally reckless administration in American history. It's risible to think this administration is concerned about our safety."
If there is a security concern at the Vatican, then State Department officials should share it. If the move is financial, then that too should be stated. However, without an apparently valid reason for the change, Catholics are forced to add this latest point of data to the growing body of evidence that Obama isn't a supporter of the Catholic Church.
The reality is that Vatican security is among the best in the world. Not only is the Holy See situated in the heart of Rome, Italy, a place which takes security and policing very seriously, the Holy Father has an elite security detail of his own. The Swiss Papal Guard is showy, but they are also trained soldiers of the highest moral integrity. Additionally, they are as capable with a rifle as a halberd. The Vatican Corps of Gendarmerie also provides security as well as plainclothes agents. And does not God also watch? But Obama is no man of faith.
Logically, no attack on the U.S. embassy would be of value to terrorists. The Vatican itself is the greater target, the embassy an inconspicuous second compared to the glory of the Vatican. Still, it's all about a literally non-existent security threat.
Nor is the move one of fiscal interest for an administration that has minimal regard for fiscal concerns anyway. Moving the embassy costs much more than leaving it put.
Instead, it's a message, sent to the Catholic Church. Obama has little regard for the venerable institution. That's unfortunate, because he places himself on the losing side of history. Obama is not the first, nor the last of the world's leaders to hold the Church in contempt. However, it should be whispered to him that great men pass, but the Church remains.
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If you're counting on a big IRS return to make a big purchase, you may be waiting a lot longer than anticipated this year. Budget cuts in the IRS mean that fewer returns will be audited and services will become increasingly difficult to obtain. Worst of all for many ... continue reading
By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
What's in a name? President Obama has ruled more from his desk, without the consent of Congress, more than any other president, but liberals are right to point out that these are not "executive actions" and don't count against his tally compared to other presidents. ... continue reading
By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
In unusually strong language, the Obama administration warned a federal judge to stay out of the debate over President Obama's deportation amnesty. "Federal courts sit to decide cases and controversies, not to resolve disagreements about policy or politics," ... continue reading
By Keith A. Fournier
I don't think I've met a 'suit' yet. It's very much heart of America, average Americans who have found a place where they see someone who will stand up and fight for them. If the Republican Party has a future - and I sometimes question if it does - it's in middle ... continue reading
By Matt Waterson (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
Overshadowed by the potential government shutdown and funding vote in the House, another bill was passed this week by Congress, one with much more sinister, and flagrantly un-American, goals. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Congress passed a bill that gives a ... continue reading
By Troy Dredge, Catholic Online
A Senate report, years in the making, which accuses the Central Intelligence Agency, or CIA of using banned torture techniques while evading oversight may never be released, According to Bloomberg, there have been ongoing efforts by the White House efforts to ... continue reading
By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
A landmark case involving the rights of expectant mothers in the workplace was heard by the Supreme Court this week. Depending on the high court's ruling, companies may be required to afford mothers-to-be the same "reasonable accommodation" as they would ... continue reading
By Matt Waterson (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
Seventeen states have allied together in order to sue President Obama's administration, citing the president's disregard for constitutional limits to presidential power, and refused to fulfill his obligation to enforce U.S. laws when he attempted to dismiss ... continue reading
By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
One apt euphemism - which is essentially a nice term very a not-at-all-nice term, is the phrase, "Economical with the truth," i.e. lying. Senator Charles Schumer of New York, in summarizing the massive loss by democrats in elections earlier this month, said ... continue reading
By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
The architect of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), John Gruber, has made a fool of President Obama and the Democrats in his administration once again. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Gruber has been recorded numerous times admitting that the ACA was written and ... continue reading