We used Fields of Fury: The American Civil War by James McPherson to study the Civil War and also The Civil War for Kids by Janis Herbert.

Yes, I agree with the others that Earl of Sandwich is really good with big portions. We usually stop there on our departure day for sandwiches for the road. I just checked on the Dis and according to their restaurants page, the Marketplace WPE is on the dining plan. That's not official, I guess. I wonder if you could just call them (the restaurant, I mean). Hope you have a great time and happy dining :001_smile:.

:iagree: I love both of these places and WPE has huge portions. We were able to get a take-out pizza plus two drinks and two desserts at our hotel (Coronado Springs) for two cs credits. We got a pizza loaded with veggies and it fed all three of us. We used the dessert credits and got muffins/pastries for breakfast the next day. I love free dining :001_wub:

Yay! What a relief! :party:

If you think vegans are scrawny weaklings, google Mac Danzig.

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I'm so sorry :grouphug:

Our yellow Lab is Buckley. We used to have a black Lab named Gus.

:lol: Snarfing hot cocoa is not fun.

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Oh wait, the theme is gag gifts, not useful, chicken-related gifts? LOL Sorry. :blush:

Chickenpox Giant Microbe? Small egg beater whisk? Egg timer? That usb drive is cute! Egg shakers (percussion instruments)? Microwave egg cooker? Plastic Easter eggs filled with Christmas candy?

Absolutely! "Like New" means just that.

Calvin!

Thanks, I was wondering that, too! :001_smile:

Thanks!

:party: Happy Birthday!!!

Was it Brighter Vision Learning Adventures? I think that is what the kits we used to get were called. eta: Sadly, I don't think they are around anymore.

I'm sorry. :grouphug:

Oh, goodness, I'm sorry. Our dogs recently killed one of our chickens and it was so hard not to be mad at them. I think it is extra difficult when one pet kills another :sad: Good luck with mending the injured, how are they doing this morning?

I am so sorry. :grouphug:

That is Christopher Guest! Love that movie and that reunion pic.

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What a beautiful baby. Those pics melted my heart :001_wub:

:iagree: My mom had terrible joint pain when she was in her 30's, she went to the rheumatologist who diagnosed rheumatoid arthritis. When my mom cut out all nightshade plants (peppers, tomatoes, potatoes, etc.) from her diet she had no more pain. She has to be very careful (even paprika in mayonnaise or potato starch in bread can set off her joints), but when she avoids those items she has no pain or swelling. In my case, I experienced joint pain in my hands and feet earlier this summer as a result of mono. My dr. said about 20% of mono patients experience joint pain. Just another possibility to add to the list :tongue_smilie: Best of luck in finding a diagnosis and relief. :grouphug: