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I find this bit of information particularly intriguing.
Boente, you may remember, took over for Sally Yates after she was fired.
I find the timing very intriguing and while I personally don't think it points to anything nefarious, I am intrigued to find out everyone else's thoughts on it.
This article has been spreading around my liberal echo chamber all day today and I am wondering how accurate you think this is.
The article basically says it's a given that the democrats are going to have landslides in the house and the senate in 2018 and the democrats will immediately move to impeach Trump.
To me this seems ludicrous on face value, but on some other subreddits this seems to be a common refrain.
Is there really going to be a huge anti-Trump backlash in 2 years? If so, why?
So I got an email from the campaign inviting me to phone bank at Trump Tower this weekend.
Has anyone done this before? Is it effective? What does it entail? I have donated a bunch to the campaign and want to do whatever I can to help, but I'm not sure what exactly phone banking is.
Has anyone done this before?
Going to Disney next week for Honeymoon for five days. I am about to buy the park tickets, but wanted to ask for your opinion first.
We're planning on getting four day tickets and then maybe get a fifth day when we are there if we feel like it or just have some downtime by the pool on the last day.
We are planning on doing one park each day, so originally I didn't think we should get park hopper option, but now that I'm about to buy I am having second thoughts.
Is the park hopper really worth it?
Hello,
I made a bunch of reservations for dinners and realized none of them were character dining. In my research I have read that a lot of the character dining places serve bad food, but is there any that are decent options?
Also, I am sure most of them are mobbed by kids, but are there any that are more intimate, as we will be on our honeymoon.
Also, is Stitch at any of them?
Thanks to everyone who gave me hotel advise. I ended up going with the Disney Swan as it looks luxurious and was over $400 cheaper then Port Orleans or Coronado, but now I come asking about food.
I keep making reservations and then canceling and re-booking, so I'd like your opinion on what I have right now and tell me if any of them are crazy or something I'm missing.
Day 1: Epcot
Lunch: 1:40 Coral Reef
Dinner: 8:00pm Narcoossee's
Day 2: Magic Kingdom
Lunch: Tony's Town Square 1:30 (I have heard mixed reviews about this place, but there doesn't seem to be too much in here)
Dinner: The Boathouse 9:00pm
Day 3: Hollywood Studios
Lunch: Want to try the Sci-Fi drive Inn but there are n
Forgive a Disney newbie, but we are looking at these three hotels for two adults for our first Disney trip which would also be our Honeymoon.
Coronado is coming in about $300 cheaper, but wouldn't mind paying more if it is a big step up.
Also, I am wondering if the dining plan is really worth it? We aren't huge eaters, but would like to do at least one sit down dinner per night. We were thinking the Deluxe dining plan, but I don't think we could eat $700 worth of food for 4 days. Am I missing something?
Sorry for all the questions.
So tomorrow is the big day, I'm kind of freaking out. I need to write my vows and I have enlisted a bilingual friend to proofread my FH's vows because English is not his first language.
My FH just texted me and asked me if people need to bring the invitation to get into the wedding. lol Like a ticket to get in. I thought that was humorous and cute.
Only need to go and buy a card box as my grandma warned me that people stole the cards at my late mothers wedding.
I'm freaking out, but trying to keep it together
So I just sent my final head count to our venue and our contract all along has said 75 people guaranteed, but we only have 66 people. Well my coordinator just said they won't charge us for the 9 people short.
Hello extra $1200.
So I was having brunch with one of my best friends and one of my groomsmen this weekend and, while I try and avoid talking about the wedding, my friend brought it up and asked for a general timeline.
I said short ceremony, cocktail hour, drag show, dinner, then dancing. Then he got really confused and was like you're serving dinner???
On the invitations it said "Eat, drink, and be married" so I assumed since it was a nighttime wedding people would know that dinner is served. But he is adamant that I contact every guest and tell them dinner is served. To me, this seems like an overreaction, but maybe I am in the wrong.
He is also from a foreign country, so maybe it is different there.
I
To get my mind off of things, I am trying to brainstorm table themes. Like I don't want the tables to be 1,2,3. I want some type of theme.
Share yours or weddings you have been to.
So, my wedding is in a little over two weeks, or at least it was supposed to be. We chose that date because my FH's final asylum court date was today and we wanted to have that sorted before getting legally married as per his lawyer's recommendation.
Well he just called me and said the judge has postponed the hearing until September.
All the invitations and everything say we are getting married and everything is set, so we can't back out now and we don't want to. But I feel wrong about having a "wedding" when we won't be able to actually sign the license that day.
Am I wrong to feel this way? Is there something I should be doing? I'm kind of lost, but FH is almost inconsolable, so don