Notes from ShellyCentral

One last thing about my birthday.

 

My daughter wanted to get me a cake from Target.
She had something in mind but the cake lady told her they couldn't do that because of copyright.
So she tried to just describe it using non copyright words, but the cake lady said if she wrote that down it would break the rules.
She tried several things with no luck.

Finally she asked, "Do you know what a British phone booth looks like?"
Cake lady said yes.
"What if you just wrote "blue phone booth."

 

Boom.

 

Thanks cake lady. Thanks Hannah. And thanks to the Doctor.

 

 

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Magic day with Monica

Wed Feb 25

It was a day off! Monica and I had plans for the daytime at the Magic Kingdom.

I was almost made it to the park when I realized I didn't have my cast id, which meant I couldn't park for free, so I had to turn around and go back for it. Ugh! Eventually I made it into the park. I thought I'd stop into Starbucks but when I saw this line, I changed my mind.

Monica was having breakfast at Sleepy Hollow so I headed there to meet her. When it was time we headed to the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train because I had a FastPass! Monica waited by the castle walls and with my FP I was in and out in about 15 minutes. The ride was amazing as always. I seriously love it.

And the Dwarfs house? I'm ready to move in.

I met back up with Monica and we noticed the Tweedles were out! Those boys are absolutely silly. They noticed my shirt and wanted to know if they could drive the Tardis. I told them they'd have to ask the Doctor, but I kind of doubted it.

We had lunch reservations for later, but since I bailed out of Starbucks and missed breakfast I was hungry. I didn't want anything sweet so I fell back on my mainstay of Magic Kingdom snacks, the Mickey pretzel. We stopped at the Lunching Pad, grabbed a warm pretzel with some cheese and found a spot. 

A Disney lady came up and asked us some questions about our snack. She was fun and chatted with us for a while when we told her we were on the college program. I love that Disney has people around asking questions about people's experience in the parks. They take guest feed back seriously which is a wise idea.

 When we finished the snack we took a spin on the People Mover and let us move us around part of the park. You get some great views from that ride. I love it!

Monica had a FP for Space Mountain, so while she rode I sat on the Coke boxes where Danny and I usually sit to wait for Hannah when she rides. I texted this picture to my family and told them I missed them.

 

We decided to head up front and see if we could find our friend (and Monica's neighbor) Seth. He's a character attendant and we knew he was working with Pluto in times square. I was also hoping to meet Snow White since I had my Snow White and the Tardis shirt on. When we got there, most was taking taking a break at the time, but we noticed Marie was out, so we got in her line.

The Trolley Show pulled up while we were waiting and entertained us while we waited!

Seth and Pluto came out while we were waiting. We kept an eye on them and yelled out a hello when we got close enough for him to hear us.

Monica had made us a lunch reservation at Tony's Town Square! I have always heard such mixed reviews about this restaurant so I was really hoping to check it out for myself while I was here. 

 

I was having the best day ever so I was primed to have an amazing time here. We checked in early and were seated almost right away. It was beautiful outside so we asked for a table on the patio and got one. We had a great view of the characters around the flag pole and the guests enjoying their day. When the Move it! Shake it! Celebrate it! parade came out, we had a great view of that too.

 

We also had a lot of awesome girl talk, not just while we were lunching, but all day long. Thanks Monica!

We decided to share the Tomato Mozzarella salad for a starter.

 

And then we both chose the Chicken Parmigiana for our entree.

 

It was tasty and a Lot of food, but honestly the best part was the atmosphere, the location and the excellent company.

But the time we were finished, Pluto and our friend were back on a break, so we decided to find Snow and meet her. There was a bit of a wait and during that time Hannah texted me to say they were sending her home from work because she was having seizure issues. Poor girl. It seems as if she has developed a new seizure trigger in extreme temperatures, and it was definitely super cold in Kansas at that time. She handled it great though and I am super proud of her.

Snow was so much fun! She asked if that was her on my shirt and I said Yes! Then she asked about the Tardis. "Is it safe?" she asked. I had to admit that it really wasn't. I told her about the Doctor though. "Is he nice?" and again I had to admit "Not always." Still I encouraged her to go if he ever came to take her on an adventure!

I love the way we both have our hands on our hips!

It was almost time for Monica to leave for her class but we decided we had time for one more ride. She checked the wait times and we headed for the Jungle Cruise.

No dancing!

 I love this ride, although I understand it's kind of a hit or miss depending on which skipper you get. Lucky for us ours was quite funny and we had a good time! It was time for Monica to leave so we hugged goodbye.

 

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Sunday Feb 22

It was the morning of the Princess Half Marathon, and I had such a great time telling everyone who ran congratulations. Seriously fun. Also I saw my friend from the disboards and her mom this day so it was very fun working out by strollers!

A lot of roads were shut because of the marathon, so I had been hearing that I needed to leave plenty early for work because of that over and over. So I left early, and drove in some back way that was interesting. But I still got to work over an hour early. Never tell me to be early, because I am always early. Tell me to be early and it will be obscene. 

This was my first morning shift and I absolutely loved it. I like getting up and heading straight out to work and I really love being done before the day is over.

As I was heading home I texted my friends to see if anyone wanted to go somewhere for dinner, so after I went home and changed, I met my friend Monica and two of her roommates at Carrabba's right around the corner for a relaxing meal.

Even more relaxing, we tried this berry Sangria that was so delicous I could barely stand it. I would have drank an entire pitcher myself but I had driven myself there. We dubbed it Sangria Sunday and vowed to make it a recurring event, but I think I've worked every Sunday since then so not so much. I still think about that Sangria though...

 

 

 

 

 

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Friday, February 20th

It was my niece Addison's birthday. I tried to call her a couple times but didn't get through so I left a message. Her mom called me later but Addy was exhausted at that point and just said No when Lindsay told her I wanted to tell her happy birthday. Ok! Gotta love 3 year olds.

I don't even remember what I did in the morning, but I worked from 2 to 8. I love the 6 hour shift. I have such a good attitude on those days, because I know whatever happens I won't have to be there long. Hooray!

I didn't do anything exciting before or after work though. I wrote some, watched some TV with my roomies, slacked about. Those days are necessary sometimes.

 

Saturday, February 21st

Woohoo to another day off!

I don't remember what I did in the morning, but later in the day Adam and I went to the parks.

We were hungry so we went to Epcot. It's the best park for food. We picked the Cantina de San Angel. I think I said earlier that I wanted to try everything on the menu, and this day we both decided to try the Nachos. I got mine without jalapenos, he got his without sour cream. We sat inside by a window and muched away. 

 We didn't stay long. We did get in line to ride SpaceShip Earth, and there was more of a line than either of us were used to. While we were in line a crazy cold wind blew up and I was cold! I also realized that even though we had worked out a perfect plan of parking in the TTC so we could just take the monorail from Epcot to the Magic Kingdom, we were going to have to head back to my car because I needed my phone charger. Whoops. 

When we got inside the Magic Kingdom, it was almost parade time so the wait to meet talking Mickey was super short. Of course we took advantage of it. 

When it was our turn Mickey said "Well look who's here!" so of course I said "It's Adam and Shelly!!"

 

He then proceeded to tell us about his recent visit to that "creepy mansion" in Frontierland and the ghosts that tried to hitchhike home with him! He was a little worried one actually followed him and started checking behind all the curtains until his attendant encouraged us to tell him we were sure there weren't any.

 

He asked if we wanted a picture and suggested we pose like the ghosts, and instead of saying cheese, say "creeeepy". So we did.

 

We didn't have any big goals, so Adam agreed to let us go meet Buzz.

 

 

 

I told Adam I had never seen the Country Bears before and he decided I absolutely needed to see it. But before he did, he needed to buy a treat. We went into the treat store and look what I found!

 

A Mickey head peanutbutter cup. So amazingly delicious.

 

Adam has some butterscotch fudge.

The Country Bear Jamboree was actually pretty fun and I'm sorry I took so long to check it out. I'll definitely suggest my family see it when we're here next.

One of my Facebook friends that I hadn't actually met yet was working in Fantasyland, so we headed that that way to look for her. But then I realized I didn't know where she was in Fantasyland, and that's a big place. So instead we went to Pete's Silly Sideshow and met the boys.

Goofy was goofy, as usual. I'm starting to love him. 

And then we met Donald.

After that we decided to take the train around the park. We were planning to stay late because Adam had a fast pass for the Mine Train, but I was getting so very tired and had to be at work early the next morning, so Adam oh so graciously said it would be fine to go home early - and so we did.

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Thursday, February 19th

It was so cold when I woke up I thought I was in Kansas. I didn't even want to get out of the bed, but it was a day off so I did. I bundled up and headed out to Hollywood Studios! 

I had connected my Magic Band with my cast member pass and My Magic Plus on the internet the night before, but for some reason it wasn't working when I got to the touch point. Luckily I had my card and got in, but I went to two different Guest Service spots and they couldn't figure out why. It all looked like it should work, so they gave me a phone number to call.

But first I had a very important fastpass to make! I headed straight for Toy Story Midway Mania where I temporarily became a toy and had a good time.

My second stop was to check on the progress with the hat. I wanted to see it - or actually I wanted to not see it and wondered how close that was to not happening.

I walked to Fairfax Fare where I planned to get some breakfast and tried the number.

After a bit of searching, the nice CM on the phone figured out it was because I have too many Magic Bands. How funny. The thing is every time you make a reservation at a different resort, and not only did we come too much last year we often stayed at more than one resort. She deactivated a few of them and I was all set.

Fairfax Fare was supposed to open for breakfast at 10:30 but it never did. I was starving a so I headed to Starbucks. It was crazy busy so I bailed so I headed for my fastpass at Tower of Terror. It was as awesome as ever.

I decided to head to the Muppets area because I hardly ever go there. I stopped in the Writer's Stop because I needed something to eat. I waited forever to get a chocolate danish. I grabbed a table outside Pizza Planet and munched away. It was giant and had way too much frosting, but it was food so I loved it. I dropped it on the ground before it was finished but it was so much food I was ok with that.

Since I was over there, I decided to check out the Muppets movie. People do not move down the row! People! Follow the instructions. Move down the row. Jeez. I saw One Man's Dream next and then headed to the Animation Courtyard. I wanted to take the drawing class so I got in line. It was a long line and the people behind me were pushy and and didn't understand personal space.

We drew Dale. I've taken this class 3 times and drawn Dale twice now.

It was Academy Awards time, so they had a statue you could get your picture taken with. Of course I did. And posted it on my Facebook with thanks to my family and friends for the support. Also thanks to Mickey for making this all possible.

After that I had to Get Out of the animation courtyard because it was packed with screaming kids who needed naps or lunch of both. I needed some lunch myself so I walked over to the Backlot Express for a burger and padawan training show.

Here's one thing I've discovered about visiting parks by yourself: If you don't have someone to scope out a table for you while you're waiting for your food, you are going to have a hard time finding somewhere to sit. Seriously. Because all the people with a family have taken the tables while their people wait in line. I've heard that during busy times CMs stand around and make sure that doesn't happen, but I haven't seen it yet at Disney (I always see it that way at Universal).  Eventually I did find a perfect table in the sun and enjoyed my food. And after that I headed back home.

Adriana got home right after me and we went with her friend to check out the last day of Cast Connections before they moved. We thought they might have some great deals since they were trying to get rid of everything before the big move - but really they just didn't have anything left. For real. So we headed back home empty handed.

It was 47 degrees then. And the low that night was 27. Crazy talk.

 

A little play before work (2/16)

Monday, February 16

I was feeling back to normal health wise, and I was feeling a little better in my emotions as well. I didn’t have to work until 4pm - woohoo! - so I had planned to head to Epcot early for some lunch before it was time to clock in.

I had heard a rumor that we couldn’t do the thing where we showed our blue ID and get day passes anymore, but I hadn’t gotten my real park pass either yet (or so I thought). I called home and had to make sure it didn’t end up in Kansas accidentally. Nope. So I called cast admissions and they confirmed my id wouldn’t work anymore, but they transfered me to HR to make sure my address here was right. That lady was super helpful and mentioned I should check at my apartment’s front desk because of many reasons.

Dianne was also headed out to a park, so she said she’d go check and call to let me know if they were there. As I was getting dressed she called and sure enough they were there. I have no idea why they didn’t let me know, but I didn’t really care because it meant I could head to a park!

 

It was a beautiful day! The sun was shining and the sky was blue as could be. I found a super close parking spot (not always easy), caught a cast bus to the front of the park and headed in. I walked straight through the front of the park to La Cantina de San AngelIt had been weeks since I had any tacos, so I ordered the Tacos de Barbacoa. I headed inside to find a table by the water and sat down to enjoy.

After that I found a lovely bench where I sat for a bit to just soak up the sun, but before I headed in to work I decided to try a cronut. I had been reading and hearing about those things for a really long time but had never found or tried one. It’s a cross between a croissant and a donut and everyone seems to love them. As I stood in line I decided if I was going to have one I should do it up and get the deluxe version with soft serve on top.

Oh my goodness it was even better than in my wildest imagining. Seriously. Get yourself one, and definitely go for the soft serve. I was sitting on a bench eating it. People walking by were checking it out and the people next to me were super interested. They asked what it was and decided they should get one too. I hope they loved it as much as I did.

 

It was time to get to work soon, so I headed out through a cast exit and headed to change into my costume. I ran into a co-worker I like a lot in the changing room and chatted with her a bit before I got back on the bus to my location. I got strollers right away which as you know I love. There were nice FastPass workers and greeters out there while I was and I had fun talking with them and answering guest questions. One of my leaders stopped by to let me know he would be on leave for a while because it was time for his baby girl to be born!

The rest of work was kind of slow. I gave out a lot of stickers and sold people some stuff. Later in the evening, there were two kids dressed up perfectly like Mary Poppins and Bert and they came in the store with the real Mary Poppins for a while. That was precious.

During Illuminations, the fireworks show, it gets really, really slow in the store so I was able to stand outside and watch a bit of that while it happened. I was off at 10 and happy to go home.

It was a pretty good day!

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Thursday, February 12

Another day off, and another breakfast buffet with my friend and roommate Dianne.

Eating breakfast at The Wave was on my bucket list, so I was excited to check it out! I had read about their sweet potato pancakes and I was ready to check it out.

The Contemporary resort, where the Wave is located.

 

The entrace to the restaurant.

 

My first plate. I always need to have savory before I have sweet.

 

And then the pancakes! They were just as yummy as I was hoping. I loved them.

 

When we were as full as we wanted to be, we headed out.
But first a stop in the restroom.
One of my favorite things about a Deluxe resort like the contemporary? Real towels to dry your hands in the bathroom. Nice!

 

We left the Contemporary and headed for the Magic Kingdom to do last minute shopping on the last day of our big discount. And to catch a couple princesses. 

 

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Wednesday, February 4

Sleep overs are still good.

Last month, as a late birthday celebration, I went to Kansas City and spent the night with the girl who has been my best friend since 1980.

This is one of her dogs, Willie Nelson. He thinks the guest bed is his, so we shared. 

In the morning we went to her favorite breakfast spot, "You Say Tomato". We met up with a friend of her's that she's known so long I know him too. And then a couple I had never met before. I had a biscuit with mushroom gravy which I enjoyed, and part of some gooey muffin topped with delicious pecans. I liked that better. I ended up talking about my family reunion. It was a good time.

 

 

When we were hungry later, we went to Rosedale Barbeque.
As you know, Kansas City is a BBQ town, and although Rosedale isn't one of the biggest, as you can see it has been around a very long time.
My grandpa and a few of his brothers worked at Rosedale. And then my dad worked at Rosedale. And many years later, my dad opened his own BBQ in Kansas City. It was never one of the biggest names, but it was a respectable and popular place to eat. I don't like to go there anymore since he died, but I love going to Rosedale.

 

 

 

The inside reminds me of familiar.

 

 

Here's my turkey sandwich and some fries.

 

Just before I got to my friend's on Friday, she had picked up her current foster dog from the vet. He was in bad shape. He was sick and starving and had more than a few puncture wounds. He was scared, but he was sweet.

 

 

He doesn't have a permanent name yet, but he is a lover and I really love him back. I sure hope he finds an amazing time after he's all better.

 

** All these photos are from my phone (Samsung S4 and unedited).

what's been going on

last night i discovered a bunch the classic doctor episodes are now streaming on netflix. i would like to hide away in a room somewhere until i had seen them all, but there’s life and christmas and all that, so i’ll have to do it a little at a time.

it’s crazy to me that it was only a year ago that i started watching doctor who at all. i remember being at my mom’s last christmas and watching episodes on my tablet while they watched movies i didn’t want to see (horror movies, no thanks). i also remember telling mady we had to be quiet the night she decided she wanted to to nite nite in my bed so we could watch the doctor. “doctor pence?” she asked, because that’s her doctor. she was two though so i thought she said doctor pants. “no, i don’t know who doctor pants is but this is THE doctor.” i told her. one of these days she’s going to fall in love with him like i have. i’m certain of it.

so it’s sunday. i have a bunch of stuff to do but i’m putting it all off until i feel like doing it. or until lunch time at least. yesterday was crazy and it can all wait.

my plans of writing here every day kind of fell apart when alan came over. that’s always a problem with staying consistent with writing online. when alan’s around i just can’t seem to do it. it’s not that he would mind, but i just can’t really get my head in the right place. that’s a problem i really need to figure out. because i want him around, but i want to consistently do my thing too.

it was good when alan was here though. i like him. and he helped me get over being so sad about being back from vacation. he also made me do boring but necessary things like get the battery in the saturn charged and taking my good car to see what the pesky check engine light was all about.

the thing about the check engine light is you never know what it means. it might mean nothing - my old honda’s light is always on because there’s something about the mixture on the exhaust that isn’t really anything to be concerned about - or it mean watch out your car is about to explode.

this time it was my downward o2 sensor. now it’s all fixed.

my bff deb was in town on tuesday. we had a late breakfast at taco johns because mexican breakfast is the best breakfast. later that day alan came over. he stayed til thursday when i saw my therapist which was very helpful. it was pretty nice out all those days and i was incredibly appreciative.

later that night my boyfriend called to say he’d left a little present in the ‘girls kick ass’ drawer (which is a drawer in my art room with a girls kick ass sticker from the 90s which was seriously just a few years ago, right?) he told me it was no big deal and not to get excited..

aww. hot tamales. i love them, but i’m allergic to fake cinnamon. it makes my tongue do weird and hurty things. but i love it so much. if i’m careful i can have a little at a time and it was just the perfect gift to cheer me up when i was needing it.

friday i took my car to topeka to be fixed up, and that day the weather turned ugly. since it was the middle of december i really shouldn’t have been so cranky about it, but i have to admit i was. i did a bunch of my christmas shopping while we waited on the car so that was good. we went out for lunch and the check out girl gave us a senior discount!

i don’t know if she was just being nice (we were having a good little chat about the weather) or she made a mistake or she actually thought we were old enough to deserve the senior discount. i am trying to not take it personally and just be grateful lunch was so cheap.

that night i got home after danny was already out with leonard and hannah was already off to work, so i sat in my bed with my electric blanket and my macbook and wasted time posting too much on facebook, looking at imgur and watching tv.

look what was on!

i love victor garber and godspell, and i love stephen schwartz most of all. pippin. godspell. hunchback of notre dame.

and then it was saturday, which was yesterday. i woke up in the am and the news people were freaking out about the oncoming storm (and they did not mean the doctor). i decided to get up and get out and get all my shopping done early! i went to target, where they informed at the checkout they were giving everyone 10% off that day. well merry christmas. i went on to a couple other stores, and even stopped downtown for a few things before i headed home to make a late breakfast for everyone.

home made mcdonalds. a thousand times better. yum!

when i told my family about the target discount, we decided to head out and stock up. well, d and i wanted to stock up and hannah wanted to buy some clothes. combined with our red card, it was 15% off everything and you don’t get that every day. together we filled up 3 carts and barely fit everything in our car! it was some crazy shopping. the overall discount, plus some of the crazy sales they were having - i was feeling like an extreme couponing lady. h said target was like a lover who got caught cheating (because of the giant security breach) - “baby, i’m sorry. please don’t leave me.” it worked on us.

the ice pellets started pouring down just as we were unloading the car.

and then i spent the rest of the night freaking out about having to go out to take h to work and pick her up. it was ugly out and it was ugly in my worried brain. i complained about it all night on facebook so i’m not going to do it here.

i am a worried mom.
i wish i weren’t.
pain without suffering, dawn michele.

and that leads us to here. so if you’ve been dying to know what i’ve been up to, there you go.

today is a day for wrapping. tomorrow is a day for cooking. and then the next days are for celebrating christmas. that should be crazy, as usual. it’ll be the first christmas without my brother around and that’ll be sad - but there will be the awesome baby girls and that’ll be fantastic.

 

 

Disney Continued: Lunch and the Circus

Hey, remember when I was sharing the Disney trip report posts that I was making on a Disney website over here with you guys? I had stopped somewhere a while ago, I don't even know why. But I'm about to start up again. 

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Lunch and the circus.

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Can’t forget the castle!






Merida has become Hannah’s favorite princess, so we were heading to her meeting area, but when we saw how long her line was, we changed our minds. 



Wow. I guess I should have checked on that line. I guess it’s a get in line first thing kind of thing. I managed to snap a shot from the distance, but we all know it’s not nearly the same thing. Next time. 



Hannah decided she was hungry and since Cosmic Ray’s was one of her favorites from last visit, we headed there. I noticed we were going right at lunch time and know that’s never a good idea. H got in line for the avacado burger she remembered having there last time. I knew I’d be having dinner at the company party that night, so I was looking for more of a snack than a meal. For some reason I chose chili cheese fries and I knew as soon as I picked them up it was a bad choice.



I found Hannah down front, close to Sunny Eclipse.



She loves that guy. They didn’t have avacado burgers so she just got a regular one and was not loving it. Her fries were soggy and so were mine. The crowd made it crazy loud in there and then to help it out, a large group of CMs were visiting various tables, singing something and clapping along loudly. We ended up leaving without eating much. H was especially disappointed. 

We sat on a bench outside for a bit to complain a little and decide what to do next. Pooh and Tigger walked by. Where else does that happen? I waved to them and they waved back. Because we love each other and they know that.



The Alice topiary, because it's one of my favorites.


More cute 7 dwarves art.


We headed over to the Big Top Circus area since we had skipped it earlier. The wait times made me believe it wasn’t very crowded that day, but trying to get around made me have questions.



The circus area was adorable. I love the whole look and feel even though I really hate the real circus! I did have to dodge a couple creepy clowns but over all I found it super charming. 



H didn’t want to ride Dumbo or the Barn Stormer (even though she loved it when she was 4 and it was in ToonTown). We checked out Casey Jr’s Splash whatever. 





Very cute and probably just the ticket on those hot, humid Florida summer days. Not so inviting in December.

We did decide to check out the new restrooms by the train station. We loved the footprints and the peanuts in the pavement, and the bathrooms really were as big and nice as I had read. Hannah was impressed that she found something even cheaperthan the one dollar cheese dip - tampons. Good to know.

We walked through the big top tent and were overwhelmed. It’s giant, super colorful and filled with great smells. In the middle of the tent there were about a thousand delicious looking treats. We checked out headgear and pillow pets and swore we’d come back for a treat when we were more hungry. Never happened. Next time.

Of course I was ready to go meet some more characters and Pete’s Silly Slideshow was right there. Hannah agreed to meet one set, so since the boys line was shorter we chose that one.

Goofy was great, but his PhotoPassPhotographer not so much. He took a weirdly timed shot of Hannah as she was just standing in line and then totally ignnored some charming interaction when they first said hi. He redeemed himself with some good shots later.









Donald’s PPP was better but the lighting in that area was kind of crazy. Every photo I’ve seen of that M&G has some weird color thing going on - ours included.





After that, Hannah was starting to feel exhausted and yucky from those antibiotics, plus it was getting close to time for me the head back to the room anyway, so we decided to just head back to our hotation. (Hotation is a world Hannah made up on our first Disney trip when she confused the words for hotel and vacation. “Are we going back to our hotation?” she’d ask. She also called the monorail the "mamarail". Of course I loved that.)



As we were standing at our bus stop, a giant crowd of cheerleaders filed in behind us. Not surprising since it was Pop Warner weekend. We all loaded and squished onto the bus - and the group started singing their way through the soundtrack to The Little Mermaid. We all love those songs, of course, but not really the North Rockland Cheer version on a long crowded bus ride.

We were relieved when we reached our stop. On the way back to our room we passed these bushes full of beautiful flowers again and I thought I’d show you a few of them.