Alright... she peed in the log? Which one? I think I might have too! :wacko: Maybe we all do and that's how come it's so damn wet on that ride!

You should have some kiddos cause they'd be beautiful and have a great dad and just might learn something from ya too

Hugs, Viv

Please do not blog about going to D-Land. Robert LOVES D-land and we haven't been able to afford it for a few months. You're going to make him want to go (oh and beware, Trebs has contacts with this big group of season-pass groupies that will show you how to spend every last dime you have on D-land stuff. They even meet up there like almost every week and many of them gay, and there's even a cutie or two...)

*sigh*

I DO like going...and it is different with friends rather than with children. My niece and nephew were scared of every ride (although that was in Disney World and it was kind of our fault for taking on them Space Mountain the first day). They were scared crapless about Splash Mountain but finally went on it...although my niece didn't look as we went down the big drop...and was crying to hard to enjoy Briar Rabbit laughing at her.

Oh, and they liked Pirates, after we had to use all our cajoling powers just to get them on the ride and they screamed bloody murder until they saw the first Jack Sparrow...

Please do not blog about going to D-Land. Robert LOVES D-land and we haven't been able to afford it for a few months. You're going to make him want to go (oh and beware, Trebs has contacts with this big group of season-pass groupies that will show you how to spend every last dime you have on D-land stuff. They even meet up there like almost every week and many of them gay, and there's even a cutie or two...)

 

*sigh*

 

I DO like going...and it is different with friends rather than with children. My niece and nephew were scared of every ride (although that was in Disney World and it was kind of our fault for taking on them Space Mountain the first day). They were scared crapless about Splash Mountain but finally went on it...although my niece didn't look as we went down the big drop...and was crying to hard to enjoy Briar Rabbit laughing at her.

 

Oh, and they liked Pirates, after we had to use all our cajoling powers just to get them on the ride and they screamed bloody murder until they saw the first Jack Sparrow...

... did you say cuties? ...

He hasn't found this thread yet...but um, here's a link...

http://www.colddeadfish.net/csdlr.html

warning, lots of pictures of food in there...It's a straight couple who Trebs is friends with and they take pictures of all their meals before they eat them. There's even pictures of my birthday plate from the March 2006 birthday party they took me to...(it's her birthday as well).

Oh, and if you like Disney in any way...that site can take hours to sift through...

I DO like going...and it is different with friends rather than with children. My niece and nephew were scared of every ride (although that was in Disney World and it was kind of our fault for taking on them Space Mountain the first day).

*COUGH* Um, OUR fault?!?

... did you say cuties? ...

Yes - some are very cute, including my ex and his new boyfriend. Some single too though...

As for feeling alone - I get like that at times, especially if I'm watching the fireworks and Dan isn't there. Watching that show - you just want to hold or be held by someone - it is sooooo f*ing fantastic and need to share the experience. I am very glad Dan likes Disney as well - though... hmmm - he gets this very weird look when I mention I "just wanna pop into one of the shops for a second"... dunno why...

That look is the realization that our bank account is about to go from nearly zero to deficit figures.

negetive never sounded as bad as it does when that automated voice says it... thats most of the reason why I never call the bank number anymore ... - or (0.00) looks alot better then that faux female sounds...