HK wrote:
wrote:
On May 19, 11:17 am, jim7856 wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:



HK wrote:
wrote:
On May 19, 10:01 am, wrote:
On May 19, 9:50 am, jim7856 wrote:
It's supposed to stop raining a week from Thursday at which time
you
might even see some of that famous Florida sunshine.
Pass it on to Harry. :-)
And it rained all day there yesterday, when Harry took his alleged
photo.
Pffffftttt...
Loogy is full of **** as usual. Yesterday was lovely here until about
2:30 pm, when the heavens broke loose and it rained continuously until
about 9 pm.
Right now, where we are, the sky is overcast and there's a little
breeze, but no rain.
Not easy shooting between the palms:
http://s21.photobucket.com/albums/b2...ction=view¤t=f...
It is amazing that when Harry goes on vacation, he posts as often as
when he is at home. My guess is Karen is glad she can just leave him
in the motel room, and enjoy herself.
Could be that she is there on business and he's just a tag-a-long. Has
anyone checked to see if there are any conferences or conventions going
on there currently? It would be funny if something brick layer related
is going on at the resort.- Hide quoted text -

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Could be just another "nice Owl"!
snerk


What it could be is that about 10 years ago, we bought into the Disney
Vacation Club, which is a timeshare ala Disney, and therefore no funny
business and no monkey business, really nice resorts and access to a lot
of places that are not Disney resorts. We've got a *lot* of points in
the Club and now that my wife is virtually out of school for the first
time in about a decade, we have the time to take a few vacations a year.

We both like Disney resorts, though as I once stated, I wouldn't take a
Disney cruise if you paid me because of the number of uncontrolled
rugrats onboard. The land-based resorts outside of WDW have activities
for the kiddies, but are much more adult-oriented. This is the third
non-theme-park WDW resort we have visited.

Much more comfy than sleeping in a camper or a tent, eh?


I often wondered who fell for those timeshare ripoffs. Now I know.

Unless you purchase the timeshare from an individual who was trying to
get out from underneath the annual fees and maintenance cost you have
been ripped off. Buying a timeshare directly from the developer is a
VERY expensive way to go on vacation. They are NEVER a good deal. You
can buy the exact same timeshare in the resale market for 10 -20 cents
on the dollar from individuals trying to get rid of a timeshare.

http://clarkhoward.com/shownotes/category/10/64/208/






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