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^ haha... It was good to see you on my last days at the "Earl of Sandwich". But You never know, maybe you will see me back at WDW anytime. --Soren

^ Yes, all the three resorts there are really nice. However, I am sorry O have to tell you it is not the Grand Floridian. I visited the GF resort 1 time, but it was to much for me. I am not sure why, but I felt kinda wrong in that place. So, 2 resorts left... --Soren

No one else has to share their experiance with this resort? Okay, then you guys can look forward to the next update. I can tell you it will be one of the delux resorts from the 7 lagoons. Which one could it be? --Soren

It looks like there were a few guys who saw me but never said "hi" to me! Why? Wasn´t there always a bit time? --Soren

Hey Bob, what a great photo report. You had a hotelroom at the Boardwalk! How was it? I really liked it there and my room was awesome with a nice view. Okay, it looks like you guys had a lot of fun. Thanks for posting. --Soren

^ Great pictures Chrissie, I am glad you had some fun there. It is a nice resort to spend some time. --Soren

Why is sending some packages around the world so expensive? I paid nearly $ 50.- for a small package to send it to Brazil! --Soren

The Drifters - Up on the roof

Thanks Ted, that was a nice mail. hehe --Soren

Hey guys, to answer your questions! I can not go back to WDW in the next month. Then, next year I could go back to work for Guest Relations or again for the German Pavilion. But I don´t want to live again in "the Commons". For a year it was okay their, but I am getting older and it is not what I am looking for. If I could do the program without living in the commons, then I would maybe do it. The other thing is the Visa stuff, it is so complicated and Disney will not sponsor me. I would like to go back to WDW, but then I also would like to get a better position. So, I am not doing this to get a chance to go back. I know there is not really a good chance. I was more looking to the answers from Disney. --Soren

Hey everyone, I think it is time for a new resort. This time it will be: Disney´s Caribbean Beach Resort The Caribbean Beach Resort is one of Disney´s 4 moderate resorts. We talked allready about the Coronado Springs Resort and the Port Orleans - French Quarter. This resort has also a very nice theming. Maybe not as good as the French Quater or the Coronado Springs, but for that price it is a good hotel. The pool area is not that big, but you find a hot tub there. The rooms and the buildings are very similar as the ones at the Coronado Springs resort. A really nice point in the Main building is the awesome food market, called "Centertown". There you will find so many types of good stuff. Right there at the Centertown you´ll also find the resort harbour, where you can rent a boat for some relax time on the lake. Okay, onto the pictures: --Soren The kids pool. Thanks again for reading. Please make sure to come back for the next update. I think the pool area gets more beautiful in the evening I like the details here at Disney Overview The pool is not as big as the pool I have seen at the other resorts, but it is still nice. The main pool has a nice theming right infront of the building you will find a nice harbour where you can rent a boat. You will find the food market in the "Centertown" you also find merchandise here The great food market I found this painting at the lobby and thought it is really nice. ... Everywhere you find places to relax The resort is build around a little lake. I really like the awesome landscaping Welcome The Caribbean Beach Resort

I tried a few restaurants on WDW property, but Ohanas and Mitsukoshi are my favorite restaurants there. I have been at Ohanas 6 or 7 times the whole year. --Soren

Yes, they found some stuff at their rommates room. I am glad everything was okay and only that roommate had to leave the USA. --Soren

I am so tired, I think it is time to go to bed...

^ Loves Pizza - Loves number 9 on the Pizza menu V Hates Pizza

Happy Birthday Will and also Tom.

^ just for you, Wes! Gary Alan Sinise (born March 17, 1955) is an Emmy and Golden Globe winning, Golden Palm and Academy Award nominated American actor and film director. In 1992, he directed the film and played the role of George Milton in the movie adaption of "Of Mice and Men." Sinise was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor in 1994 for his role as Lieutenant Dan Taylor in Forrest Gump. He won a Golden Globe award for Best Actor in a TV Movie or Miniseries for his role in Truman. In 1996, he played a corrupt cop in the Ron Howard dramatic hit Ransom. In 1998, Sinise was awarded an Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or Movie for George Wallace. Biography Early life Sinise was born in Blue Island, Illinois, and is of Italian descent[1]. In 1973, Sinise and two friends, Terry Kinney and Jeff Perry, founded the Steppenwolf Theatre Company. Since its founding, Steppenwolf has showcased the talents of such notable actors as Kevin Anderson, Joan Allen, Gary Cole, Glenne Headly, John Malkovich, Jim True-Frost and Laurie Metcalf. At Steppenwolf, Sinise was able to hone his acting and directing skills. Career In 1982, Sinise's career began to take off when he directed and starred in Steppenwolf's production of True West. In 1983, he earned an Obie Award for his direction and a year later appeared with John Malkovich in the PBS' American Playhouse production of the play. In 1988, Gary directed Miles from Home, a movie starring Richard Gere, about two brothers' fight against the foreclosure of the family farm. It is considered a commentary on the issue that troubled many family farms in the 1980s. It was shot entirely on location in Iowa. Sinise has also appeared in Forrest Gump, Of Mice and Men, Apollo 13, Reindeer Games, Mission to Mars, and The Stand. He has starred in two adaptations of John Steinbeck novels, Of Mice and Men, which he also directed, as well as the television broadcast version of The Grapes of Wrath. He also narrated the audio books for Travels with Charley and Of Mice and Men and is reportedly a great Steinbeck fan. Sinise once directed an episode of Thirtysomething, where his friend Terry Kinney had a recurring role. In 2004, he began his first regular television series, in the crime drama CSI: New York, in which he plays Detective Mac Taylor. Sinise's musical prowess is demonstrated in CSI: NY season 2 episode 14, where, in the last moments of the episode, he plays the bass guitar in a jazz club with musicians Kimo and Carol Williams. Kimo Williams is a real life friend outside of television, and they belong to a band called the Lt. Dan Band, which frequently plays for the USO and other events. It is rumored that he will play Dr. McCoy in Star Trek, a film reimagining of Star Trek. He is the host in the video for the Epcot ride Mission: SPACE, at Walt Disney World, Orlando, FL. Personal life Since 2003, he has been involved with the Lt. Dan Band, performing for charities and non-profit organisations including the United Service Organizations and Operation Iraqi Children. The band is named for the character Sinise plays in Forrest Gump; he plays bass for the band. He has been married to actress Moira Harris since 1981 and they have three children together: Sophia Ana (b. 1988), McCanna Anthony (b. 1990), and Ella Jane (b. 1992). In 2003, Sinise was awarded an honorary doctorate in humane letters by Amherst College. Sinise has been actively supporting United States troops and has plans of going to Iraq to show his appreciation. Most recently, he has donated $35,000 in support of a veterans hospital. Filmography Year Film Role 1984 Family Secrets (TV) Motorcyclist True West (TV broadcast of the play) Austin 1989 The Final Days (TV) Richard Ben-Veniste My Name is Bill W. (TV) Ebby, Bill's best friend 1991 The Grapes of Wrath (TV broadcast of the play) Tom Joad 1992 Of Mice and Men George Milton A Midnight Clear Vance 'Mother' Wilkins The Witness (TV) Young Soldier 1993 Jack the Bear Norman Strick 1994 Forrest Gump Lt. Dan Taylor The Stand (TV miniseries) Stu Redman 1995 Truman (TV) Harry S. Truman Apollo 13 Ken Mattingly The Quick and the Dead The Marshal 1996 Ransom Det. Jimmy Shaker Albino Alligator Milo 1997 George Wallace (TV) George C. Wallace 1998 Snake Eyes Commander Kevin Dunne 1999 The Green Mile Burt Hammersmith It's the Rage Morgan That Championship Season (TV) Tom Daley 2000 Bruno Dino Battaglia Mission to Mars Jim McConnell Reindeer Games Gabriel Mercer 2001 A Gentleman's Game Foster Pearse 2002 Path to War George Wallace (uncredited) Made-Up Duncan Tivey Impostor Spencer Olham 2003 Fallen Angel (TV) Terry The Human Stain Nathan Zuckerman Mission: SPACE (Disney Ride) Capcom 2004 The Forgotten Dr. Jack Munce CSI: NY (TV series) Det. Mac Taylor The Big Bounce Ray Ritchie 2006 Open Season Shaw (voice) --Soren

^ Carlos, I always enjoyed talking to you. It mostly gave me a break for a few hours. haha --Soren

Aww, good old EPCOT - I miss you. I noticed they changed something on the train track out there. It always gives me a good feeling to see the pictures. Thanks for posting, I am looking forward to more pictures. --Soren

^ haha... Chrissie, they got you. I am also still knocking on doors before I enter a room. --Soren

I really like Jelly Rolls. It was always a lot of fun hanging out there... --Soren

^ Adam, that is really a good reason to go to EPCOT. I also love all the food stuff there and the beer. hehe --Soren

^ Awesome, I hope I can make it back to WDW to visit you there! --Soren

Do you think Soren should go back to EPCOT? Hey guys,

Maybe!! I really can't decide!! I want to do something next Summer but I can't decide if I want to do Disney or something completely different. I am definitely going next September for a vacation though! My time there was awesome and would do it again. If you have the time I would definitely go the for the IP. You will have a blast and better benefits. Another reason, Epcot would also have a new attraction at the UK Pavilion. --Soren