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I want/need a hug.

at this time in the world Nonsense Rules! and laughs abound!

Bert, stop teasing! For now.....

it's an f-ing avalanche, now! no event is untouchable, no sporting event exempt. what will north america ever ever do, now? fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuc.

^ You tell 'em, otterambivilantist!

^ Doctor's still out on that one...

Personally, March and April are the two nicest months of the year, for me and David. We have our two birthdays, a week apart (we're both Aries - go figure), and a big time anniversary all by Earth Day. Guess it'll be better to celebrate everything "closer to/in home", etc. Glad we got to Disneyland, last September. David enjoying the non-spinniness of a tea cup.

"Black Heart" Carly Rae Jepsen (highjacked and remixed into something else, whee)

Oh, "for the record," Canada's big music night, The Junos (Cdn version of The U.S.Grammys) to happen (and be broadcast on tv) this Sunday in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan (had to write that place out)....has of course, been cancelled. And some musical acts are already there, starting to get ready for events.... that are now cancelled. Talk about instant information. Oh, Canada. All for the best, I know. Still.

^

"Et le rythme continue ..."

No comment.

Uh....um....how's Carnival doing?

"Jersey On The Wall" Tenille Townes (it's a bit of a gut hit, at the end of it)

^^^ I'm holding you accountable, if my 73 year old partner has "sudden health problems". Or myself, at 67 years old. Take your pick. (End/Rant) And PRE- Happy Friday the 13th everybodys!

^ Maybe you need to ..... re-tire?

I think it's time to break out the TPR Caregivers for immediate comfort and relief.

^ Yeah, I just read about Broadway "shutting down" until April 12th, or thereabouts. EDIT to add: This is going to be one of the most "uneventful" periods of time in the World's History.

Just read that Broadway shows will be shutting down all performances until April 12th. So far. So Stephen Sondheim (and all) will miss out on "Company"s opening on Mar.22.... also his birthday. Not till mid-April, Bobbie.

Nuts. Our annual group stay-cation in town (early April) is cancelled, because of you-know-what going on. It was a group decision, so nobody was surprised at the outcome. Still. I guess we'll plan for a fall get-together. Hopefully.

^ Sad thing is, I don't think they did it that way in Paris. I remember you disembark "the rat," you stroll by the floor~to~ceiling glass partition between you and Bistro Chez Remy diners. Plant vines and such are painted on the glass so it's not totally see-through either side.Then it's into a hallway, that's normal sized, out to the outside of the bldg. Pretty bland way to end it, although seeing all the wonderful theming in the restaurant is cool to see, too. (We did have a wonderful first meal there as well, on our Sept.2015 visit.)

Kids

^As far as everything I've read online, it will be a copy of the one in Paris. But - ya never know, right? At the end of the Paris ride, there's the Remy's Bistro to see (through a glass partition/wall) as you get off it. But they're not putting that in the EPCOT version (separate creperie instead), so the unloading area and exit may/will be different, visually. Also, they may have a gift shop for you to walk through, when exiting the attraction. P.S. It would be fun, if they started the exit way like you're still rat-size, then slowly bring it up to "human-size" by the time you exit the building. That would be cool! And now, they're adding a banner announcing it's eventual opening! Photo from the net.

Non-theme park related... David has a family reunion (end of May) in Minnesota he's planned to attend, flying via Air Canada. Got the flight ticket already, but no Cancellation Insurance. D'oh! So we're keeping up with the news (Air Canada has already announced, no flights to or from Italy) as it happens.

Oops - wrong thread to post in! Such a silly old bear I am.