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The rockers were there last week when we were there. Very comfortable.

We need to try that. It sounds like fun.

Years ago we drove to all the parks, except the boat to MK. I swore I would never be tied down to Disney transportation...But now all we use is Disney transportation. We park hop almost every day there by using the buses we aren't leaving the car anywhere and have to go back for it. Sometimes we even play games trying to figure out different ways to get to a park, just for the fun of it. We have taken the boat to the Contemporary, then the monorail to the TT, Monorail to Epcot and walk through EPCOT to take the boat to HS. I know it is a waste of time but sometimes it's fun just to do som

Here is a link to sign up for the Annual Passholder Preiew for the World of Avatar. Looks like you need to sign up for a 2 hour preview. http://wdwnt.com/blog/2017/03/breaking-registration-now-open-annual-passholder-previews-pandora-world-avatar/

We tried Homecoming and it has become one of my wife's favorites. The only thing we had there that we didn't care for was the hummingbird cake. We both thought it was too dense. It looks like it should be light and airy, but nope more like a brick. We have also tried Planet Hollywood and the burger I had was probably the worst I have had in quite a while. It was so overdone it was completely dried out. All the fixings for the burger including Mac and Cheese and bacon were good and I enjoyed the fries. We both had Mojitos and they were excellent. We have had some sushi app

I hate it when EVERYBODY has go through the metal detectors. I prefer to be "Randomly Chosen" everytime. It makes me feel special. I usually make a big deal out of Randomly Chosen. I just try to have some fun with it. I can usually get the security guy laughing by the end.

Well we just moved to the Plant City area, I guess we better check out Parksdale for Strawberry shortcake and Dole Whips.

Lowery Park Zoo- One of the nicest zoos around. We used to take our kids there all the time and now our kids have their own kids and everytime they are in the area that's a must do. About $30.00 a head Down at Apollo beach is a manatee viewing area. Cost is FREE

On June 17th we were heading out to dinner from the Fort, turned left on Vista Blvd and a full grown coyote ran in front of my Jeep. All 4 of us in the Jeep saw it.

When we moved to Texas 18 years ago, I saw good manners, the yes sir, no sir, door holding etc from young people that were involved in high school activities, such as football or band. The kids were taught by the coaches/ teachers. You could always tell which kids were involved. It was quite a shock at first. The flip side to that was you could tell the kids that weren't involved were not learning these things at home.

We live in a society where people believe that rules are suggestions, and they can do as they please. There is no such thing as common courtesy. And pity the fool who tries to stop these jackwagons from being jackwagons. I said for years that common courtesy is no longer common.

Can anyone please explain to me the best way to maintain your generator during the months when you don't use your RV. I have been running it once a month with a load on it by running the AC. Last month it won't start, I brought it to the dealer and they ended up replacing the carburetor. I was told because of the gas, I should run it every two weeks. I plan on leaving the MH in Florida from June to December and since I won't be there to run the generator, what alternatives do I have? Is there a gas additive I should use? Any other advice would be appreciated.

Please, may I get one. Please

Well, that is a tough question. I have been sitting here thinking on how to best answer your question. Over the years as our needs have changed, what we focus on at the Fort has also changed. When we started it was a popup and little kids, now it's a 31' MH and our kids and their kids, or just us old folks. Many things at the fort I am oblivious to these days, so the short answer is I really don't see a lot of positive changes but I also don't dwell on the negative things. I am glad/ thankful for the things that haven't changed. The boats still run to the MK, the bathrooms are still usual

The question was then or now, I have a third choice, future. My favorite fort trip is always the next one. We have been camping at the fort since 1990, not as long as some, but longer than others. The only thing I have really complained about are the prices. But as stated earlier other tourist destination campground prices are priced similarly, so that complaint goes out the window. One of the things I miss is the petting zoo, when it was up near Pioneer Hall. I have some great pictures of my kids with the animals and also on the pony rides. The question is do I really miss that stuff or