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Has anyone done this? Thinking of it but the on-line description lacks.

I've done pet-sitter for years. Make sure to have a contract with them. Also make sure they are insured and bonded. Avoid the "Corporate" sitters and find a good independent. Ask your vet. That's how we found three good ones.

...looking for a rainbow bridge when they showed all those bridge? paw:pug::dog:

I've got a 8:30 breakfast ressie in the world showcase. Do they let you in early at the International Gateway for "special events" or do I have to go to the main entrance for that?

Just booked another for December.

For any contemplating a solo trip...JUST FREAKING DO IT. Just returned from my first ever solo trip. Took a lot of crap from people about; "how sad you don't have anyone to go with". Now I firmly believe the sadness rest with those that think they MUST have someone to go with to enjoy WDW. I...

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo! :sad: Oh well. Guess I'll have to find some other memory makers.

Finally returning to Disney. Back in 2002 bought two Disney Hummels signed by the artist. Would like to get more. Is the shop still there in Epcot and do they still have artists on site to sign the figurines? Thanks in advance. :thanks:

I use pet-sitters all the time. #1 advice is get something in writing. Not just about the $ but to cover your butt in case something happens to her, your place or both. Just a standard contract.

TMI! :scared1:

Throwing lit cigarettes out the window. :furious:

Who's on first?

It works in the Information Technology department?! :p

What makes ya think it's a "she"? :bitelip:

Zombie apocolypse has begun!!!!!:tongue:

Not a "celebrity" but I think the Shah of Iran is comfortable on a island somewhere.

Grossest and nicest at the same time is puppy breath.