Where can I find some heated socks?
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hey @richard cookehave you seen our community post about the hive thermostat offer?is there anything in there that helps? gowers. 
there r many suh books in the market. visit a bookshop and u have to choose one or two rosa, always glad to serve! so the chocolate slipper looks amazing! the only place i am aware of it being available is at cinderella's royal table. but disney is great about getting you what you want, where you want it. what i would do is call 407-wdw-dine and ask them to work with you on a specialty cake. they will be able not only to help you with the variety of cakes available, from mini-surprise cakes to more personalized, elaborate options, but also will tell you where they can be served. (by the way, i think that is a really special idea, and i am sure they will love it!) as to the second part of your question, i did not know if you were asking for breakfast suggestions or something else. can you write me back and let me know; a) what meal (breakfast/lunch/dinner) b) where you will be (park/resort/other area) c) what kind of meal you want (table or quick service) d) any other relevant information (likes/dislikes, character meal interest, etc.) this will help a great deal, as it is hard to find select past responses. i love those kinds of questions, so please write back and ask! have a magical vacation! if you need shock arrows for some other purpose, you can buy them from several vendors. one of them is in gerudo town, in the southwest corner of the map. once you’ve got the outfit that lets you enter garudo city, just stroll up to the bazaar and look for a merchant dealing in arrows, on the western side of the market. please theparaloft.com has the best prices i have seen... marc jacobs, isaac mirachi, prada. lol hope it helps Actually, it could be either hydrogen or methane. Both have been used but both are HIGHLY flammable, and methane even MORE dangerous than hydrogen is.   

  

I quote from the article cited below:   

  

With Helium being expensive and now subject to shortage, many people are looking for more available and inexpensive alternatives.   

  

But it surprises me that party balloons sold anywhere in the USA are even ALLOWED to be filled with ANYTHING BUT Helium! Regardless of being more expensive and there being a shortage, if I were a RETAILER, I would not want the chance of a LAWSUIT from the damages, medical or otherwise, which can be so READILY caused by using hydrogen or methane.   

  

Do you remember the old TV show from the 1970's, "Love Boat?" The actor who played, "Gopher," Fred Grandy, had his hands horribly burned by balloons that were filled with hydrogen, and were popped and exploded. I quote from second article below:   

  

But in 1982, a scary accident occurred in a Turkish taxi: A cigarette ignited some balloons that were inexplicably filled with hydrogen, injuring Tewes, Grandy, and several others; Grandy suffered severe burns on his hands and face.   

  

So, there you have it. If I were you, I would try to find out WHERE he got that balloon, and then AVOID getting any future "supplies" from them AT ALL!!! You don't want to mess with that dangerous stuff!   

  

  

Me… kittyslave23… I know my place. bev, the rain didn't change the clothes we wore on our bodies, but our footwear did take a dramatic shift. we did not once wear the tennis shoes we normally wear. the rain was so heavy that many areas were flooded (6 inches of water in a few spots!) and our feet were soaked. thankfully the water did drain rather quickly one the rain subsided, but the shoes would never have dried out by the next day. we wound up wearing crocs and sandals for the entire trip. not so bad for the rest of my family who brought their crocs, but considerably more inconvenient for me who only had sequined platform flip-flops! definitely learn from my mistake and bring some comfortable, fast drying footwear. ponchos are a definite must. i usually prefer the ones from the dollar store, as i like to have lightweight disposable ones. however, during the heavy sustained rain we encountered, the disney parks heavier weight ponchos would have been much better. the disposables are meant for short-term use, and they began to tear. we still used them, but we did need more than one per person, so bear that in ind if you bring your own. also if you're traveling with little ones, i highly recommend a fitted stroller cover. we would have been miserable without ours. finally...i know it's not what you want to hear, but extra clothes come in very handy. because we were getting so wet so often, we changed clothes more than normal. either pack extras or tuck in some laundry supplies and use a rainy afternoon to do a few loads. the resorts all offer laundries you can use. we had a great trip even in the rain, and i hope that, if it rains on you, you'll be able to say the same! you will have extra room in your luggage!the wilderness lodge provides towels at the silver creek springs pool. there are bins holding the towels near the trout pass pool-side bar. i believe they were on the right side of the bar.for guests staying at the wilderness villas, you will also find towels at the quiet pool, hidden springs.