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Hidden Mickey Guy

Posted on by Steve Barrett
Hi there, I”m Steve Barrett, the Hidden Mickey Guy! When I have a large number of Hidden Mickey sightings to verify or photograph at WDW, I tend to go it alone and motor around at top speed. Talk about aerobic exercise, especially in the summer! But I have more fun when a friend or family … Continue reading "Hidden Mickey Guy"
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Beating the Pace Problem

Posted on by Mike Scopa
Anyone thinking about participating in a Walt Disney World sponsored race should be aware of the pace requirements for that race. For the 2008 WDW Half-Marathon the pace requirements call for a 16-minute/mile pace, plus 10 minutes to let all the participants cross the start line. It’s a bit more complicated than just that. Assuming … Continue reading "Beating the Pace Problem"
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Blog Survey Underway

Posted on by AllEars
It’s been almost 2 months since we started the AllEars® blogs. Seems like a good time to hear directly from you, see what you think, listen to your feedback and suggestions. Please take a few minutes (ok, maybe 10) to fill out the survey. We’ll be posting some of your comments and feedback in an … Continue reading "Blog Survey Underway"
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Mediterranean Cruise Info Update

Posted on by AllEars
There is so much Med Cruise information that I decided to consolidate it all into one resource page. Complete Navigator’s from the 11 night cruise, thanks to Gary the Guide. Excursion reviews! Photo links as we get them online…. it is taking a while to filter through the thousands of pictures! I recently was a … Continue reading "Mediterranean Cruise Info Update"
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Taking the Scopa Challenge

Posted on by Laura Gilbreath
Mike Scopa has been writing some interesting blog entries on running and one of the things he’s been talking about is the new Twilight Zone Tower of Terror 13K run, to be held this October 27. It just so happens that Lee and I will be in Florida then, on our bi-annual Food and Wine … Continue reading "Taking the Scopa Challenge"
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The Subs are Back!

Posted on by Laura Gilbreath
Whew…the Finding Nemo event was a whirlwind – it’s hard to believe I was only away from home for a total of 30 hours – it sure seemed a lot longer than that! Opening Day yesterday (Monday) was quite an experience and I was excited to be part of it. Even first thing in the … Continue reading "The Subs are Back!"
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Friend or Foe?

Posted on by Mike Scopa
Once you decide to take up a running program you need to focus on a couple of things, most importantly your running gear. Of course the prime focus should be on comfort. That means comfortable running shoes, shorts/pants, and a top that wicks the moisture away from your body. Can’t forget the socks. Comfort rules. … Continue reading "Friend or Foe?"
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Cruising the Med – Montserrat Monastery (Barcelona) On Your Own

Posted on by AllEars
Many of you have requested details on how we traveled on our own to Montserrat! The simple answer is we had Gary the Guide who had done extensive research. He was awesome! Gary has offered his notes for those of you who want to try it yourselves. Keep in mind, this is one person’s suggestion. … Continue reading "Cruising the Med – Montserrat Monastery (Barcelona) On Your Own"
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Cruising the Med – Back to Barcelona and Home – 6/6/07

Posted on by AllEars
All good things must come to an end and this cruise is no exception. We got off the ship on Wednesday morning after our 8am breakfast seating. There was a great deal of confusion outside the terminal in terms of what bus would take us to the Disney-reserved hotel. Finally found the correct bus (they … Continue reading "Cruising the Med – Back to Barcelona and Home – 6/6/07"
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Yosemite Yearnings

Posted on by Laura Gilbreath
I recently returned from a week in Yosemite National Park. While I enjoy Disneyland and Walt Disney World it’s Yosemite that is my “Happiest Place on Earth”. 🙂 It was a great week for me – I wish I was going back a lot sooner than I am. But now to somehow tie that to … Continue reading "Yosemite Yearnings"
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