We found a dalmatian made of Lego Blocks at Lego Adventure in downtown Disney. Sounds like a perfect place for vlog update. We also found a stunt double for Mr Beau Vine….THE HULK…a Lego one, if course! Posted from WordPress for Android. Please excuse any typing miscues.
One of the parts of our trip we were most excited about was riding the train. The adventure of going on the train and riding to our destination felt romantic and unusual. It did not disappoint! I loved the sound of the train whistle all night as we crossed each intersection. I completely enjoyed the rocking of the train. The seats are large (as compared to airplane seats), they recline, and they even have a cool foot rest… we didn’t discover until our ride was almost over. We ate breakfast in the dining car. It was a bit of a splurge… but the food was decent and the experience was awesome. Things I would do different – bring one of those neck pillow (or some The rest of the story
We stopped in Cary for supper at Woody’s Sports Bar. The boneless wings were acceptable. The service was decent. The realization we had left Mr Beau Vine in my coat pocket at home…devastating! Of course, I shared this need on Facebook and Twitter. My buddy called and offered to overnight Beau. People on Facebook offered to help. But I think Beau will just sit out this race (I had concerns about losing him anyway). So now the arduous task of finding a ‘stunt double ‘ for Beau before race day begins. I’m writing from the train. So far the ride has been fun. Although, I may have greatly overestimated how well my (almost) 51 year old body would sleep sitting on the train. I’m sure The rest of the story
We have been on the quest to complete the Disney Marathon for over a year. We have embarked on the beginning of the end of the journey. Our plan is to vlog (video blog) our trip. This is the first installment. Posted from WordPress for Android. Please excuse any typing miscues.
I love animals. It is a fact known by virtually everyone I meet (perhaps it’s the over abundance of dog hair on my clothing that gives me away – for the record I try to limit it but it just keeps coming back). So it probably comes as no surprise I loved the character of Doctor Dolittle in a series of children’s books by Hugh Lofting and later in movies. In the book, as in the original movie, there are many unusual animals. One in particular always caught my attention – The pushmi-pullyu (pronounced “push-me—pull-you”) a “gazelle-unicorn cross” which has two heads (one of each) at opposite ends of its body. I can imagine nothing that quite demonstrates the true difficulties of cooperation more than the concept of two heads The rest of the story