First trip you got planned for when its safe?
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Me and the wife celebrate 10 years in July. We will go somewhere but we have no clue where at this point. Or when it will happen.
This pandemic **** really sucks ***.
This pandemic **** really sucks ***.
I’d double check your rentals to be safe.
We were in a rental 2 weeks ago, we inquired about staying longer. They said they were not renting any more for the time being, due to concern of cleaning staff, etc. They finally agreed we could stay an additional week if we wanted to since we were already in it. We declined for various reasons.
We were in a rental 2 weeks ago, we inquired about staying longer. They said they were not renting any more for the time being, due to concern of cleaning staff, etc. They finally agreed we could stay an additional week if we wanted to since we were already in it. We declined for various reasons.
I have an annual trip with friends to watch baseball in Chicago. That is planned for August right now, really hoping that happens.
My first trip will likely be to sit on a beach somewhere and drink a lot of beer everyday. And hopefully not have to hear anything about the 17n coronavirus.
My first trip will likely be to sit on a beach somewhere and drink a lot of beer everyday. And hopefully not have to hear anything about the 17n coronavirus.
27 yrs in July. Would love to spend a day or two on the MS gulf coast. Has been an anniversary celebration destination a few times before.
I have kids in Nashville too. On the haircut front. Tackled that today. Wife helped with the back. Realized I'm thankful that I have hair that doesn't require much effort to cut and not look like it was cut at home.
Wife and I are going somewhere all inclusive on a beach. Had talked about Spring Break of this year, but didn't get around to planning/booking it. Glad I didn't now, because Europe was a real possibility.
Either we have very similar families, or we are brother in laws. I’m hoping that trip still happens, always a good time
June 1 I traditionally leave for Michigan for a big LPGA build. I know the build will be drastically reduced, but I just hope the event actually happens, and I can get back on the road by then. I'm not encouraged at the moment. 3 LPGA builds in a row there actually. The July event in a different part of Michigan I'm still somewhat encouraged about.
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We were supposed to go To Disney April 8. Obviously that wasn’t happening, so we moved it the week after Labor Day. Hoping we don’t have to push it back again because that is such a pain in the *** to plan.
We're in process of building a house, and hopefully will be moved in by the May/June timeframe. I told my wife after this ordeal, we'll be due a good trip in the Fall. So hopefully October or November we'll be ready to take a driving trip, granted Carona still isn't causing major issues.
Disney World. I'm supposed to be there right now (Thanks, China), so I'll hopefully pick it back up in October. At least my 47" daughter should be tall enough then to ride Rockin' Roller Coaster.
Just tell us you're taking her to Tahiti for three weeks and give us updates here during the 21 day adventure.
Depends on when everything will open back up and time of year.
Thos summer I planned to take my 13yo out to the black hills for a few days. There is an awesome rail trail that goes thru pines and dry desert areas. 150mi or so of cycling in total and we could make short side trips to Rushmore and crazy horse monuments.
She would geek at all the trestle bridges and views.
...but that place has some crazy/unpredictable weather starting around september, so we would need to go before then to have good camping and riding weather.
Edited- first trip will be to chicago to see my father in law. My mil died 2 months ago and between winter weather and now covid, he has basically been stuck alone at the house.
Thos summer I planned to take my 13yo out to the black hills for a few days. There is an awesome rail trail that goes thru pines and dry desert areas. 150mi or so of cycling in total and we could make short side trips to Rushmore and crazy horse monuments.
She would geek at all the trestle bridges and views.
...but that place has some crazy/unpredictable weather starting around september, so we would need to go before then to have good camping and riding weather.
Edited- first trip will be to chicago to see my father in law. My mil died 2 months ago and between winter weather and now covid, he has basically been stuck alone at the house.
Beat me to it! But definitely to Starkville. I have almost forgotten what it looks like.****
Air Force One scheduled to pick us up on the 9th. Wife also agreed to let Carrie Underwood tag along and “participate” in the weeks’ festivities*
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Yeah, I've got to get a haircut too. In fact, I think I'll go ahead and make an appt for early May.
I also plan to visit a local restaurant that's been shut down - if they're able to reopen.
I also plan to visit a local restaurant that's been shut down - if they're able to reopen.
That sounds awesome. Sounds like something I’d like to do that I never knew was there. I’m going to check out this rail trail.
We were at Disney World March 7th - 14th, right before the shutdown happened. Checked out on Saturday the 14th. It closed on the night of Sunday the 15th. Like after 9/11, things will be much different at Disney parks when they re-open. Hearing they're looking into further limiting available park tickets for a day (this will further drive up park ticket prices), as well as shutting down a lot of shows where it's close seating (Festival of the lion king, etc...), Completely changing ride queuing, Doing away with ride pre-shows, like the stretching room before you get on your doom buggy in the haunted mansion, Taking your temperature before you enter the park, at the security check point, and disallowing anyone with an abnormal temp. Stuff like that. Glad we got to go one last time before it all changes.
I was there with my family March 7th thru 11th.
I don't think there will be permanent sweeping changes. There will be "precautions" taken until there is a vaccine for this, but then it will get back to business as usual, I believe. At a place like Disney, it almost has to. How are you going to social distance in a 90 minute queue to ride the mine train?
This blog is one of the more accurate ones out there. From inside scoop on new rides, closures, food, pretty much everything Disney. I think they may actually be funded by and get their content straight from Disney management, as a hype blog (as if Disney needs any more hype). But they're usually spot on with their info. They posted this to their YouTube channel yesterday. Interesting to say the least
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