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I think it would break some kind of law of the universe if you didn’t set this as your profile pic.
You’re covering so much great ground, Toontown, Matterhorn, Adventureland! A wonderful start to the day! That Springhill does seem really nice. It’s a great location too. Not too far and right by a CVS.
Can’t wait to keep following along!
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I like the tip yip but they switched to dark meat so the kids don’t like it as much. In general I’m not as big a fan of the options right now. But the moof juice is still good. 
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So let it be written.
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IT’S CHANGED!!!
#newprofilepic
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I still call it Gadget GoCoaster and my DS6 is always like “Chip and Dale’s GadgetCoaster, Mom!” The ride is exactly the same as is the basic structural stuff around the queue. I think they changed a tiny bit of the decor that bordered around Donald’s boat, but nothing so big that I was like “oh huh, look at what they did there.” So it’s basically the same. Just a more difficult name for your kids to use to correct you as they study the map while you push the stroller.
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First change in 5+ years of being on the forum. But technically still the same object, just with me in the frame this time. 
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Holy cow!
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I love it!
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Cost cutting 
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I’m going to post in the middle of @Jeff_AZ 's day.
Apparently a child still waking up wet at 8 yo is not an outlier.
Add to it that the child has a paternal grandmother who would occasionally have accidents even into early high school and a maternal granmother who was late at developing a bladder alarm system, the child had no hope of staying dry at night.
A 4 yo not staying dry is almost more normal than a dry 3 yo. According to our really awesome doctor. I’ll be so sorry when he retires. He’s been great with the kid and anxiety.
Anyway, we just brought disposable mats with us when traveling, washable ones at home, spare clothes with the nurse at school. And lots of patience.
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Thanks for this. We have our cruise next week and kids are supposed to be potty trained so I’ve been anxious for months. But I’ve also read that they have protocols if an accident happens (a change of clothes is available and CMs are able to instruct the child or assist if two of them are available) and that the child is not automatically kicked out (though that is an option if it becomes a habit). But I’d rather not get to that point. 
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Isn’t it weird that they call it that when Gadget is a character in the Rescue Rangers series? It’s like saying it’s the Chip and Dale Donald Coaster or something. Just me?
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I think if your 4 yo is mostly dry during the day, then you’re fine. A 6 or 8 yo that is essentially incontinent might be what they’re talking about.
I’m assuming we’re talking day kids clubs?
omg - my great granddaughter Annie will be 4 in February. 
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Not at all! I’ve been biting my tongue for hours about how this renaming is getting rid of one of my favorite animated characters!
Never Forget!!
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Yes sorry this is what I meant. Some days I think she’ll be fine and other days I worry. But as long as we can make it through our spa appointment the rest should be fine.
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