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[alisonhinsley]

What great pages. I've always wanted to try Prime Time cafe and your pages have just made me want to try the place more. One year I'll persude DH to give a go.

[Nala]

Originally Posted by alisonhinsley

I've always wanted to try Prime Time cafe and your pages have just made me want to try the place more. One year I'll persude DH to give a go.

You have to try it!

I think 50's is a place everyone should try at least once. The decor is so well done and the atmosphere is so fun. And the food is good too. It's that home cooked, comfort type of food that fits so well in the surroundings. The CMs do a very good job of judging who is game for the "extra" fun, but also pick up on those who just want to enjoy a meal and not be part of the stuff that can go on.

Wolfy6688 - That is the actual 50's menu. On the Disney website in the dining section, some places have a menu you can view and all the ones I have seen are the actual menus.

Thanks everyone, for your kind comments.

[Wolfy6688]

Originally Posted by Nala

Wolfy6688 - That is the actual 50's menu. On the Disney website in the dining section, some places have a menu you can view and all the ones I have seen are the actual menus.

Ohhh, okay. It looked like the menu that they hand you at the restaurant - I thought they had let you take one home. Makes more sense your way..lol.

[stretch2864]

Nala, I love the way your layout turned out!

[Mouseketeer]

Mayfield Dairy is north of Atlanta - you can do a quick tour of the factory where they bottle milk and then buy huge scoops of their ice cream for really cheap. This is from when I lived in Atlanta a couple of years ago and had family come to visit:

[chezp]

Great pages!

[Cam22]

Your pages are great!

[chezp]

Ok, finally I remembered to upload my dining photos last night and here they are. I cheated a bit, as some are more character photos, but from character meals...

[Cam22]

They are all super, Cheryl, but my favorite is the one of Crystal Palace. The paper you have is perfect!

[leannabeth]

No trip to the Oregon Coast is complete without a trip to the candy store for salt water taffy! So it's a candy store layout, that's kind of food related, right?




And here's a 50's Prime Time layout I did for my 2005 trip. (Including a somewhat abstract hidden mickey )



I didn't really realize until this challenge that I don't take pictures of food! And I rarely take photos in restaraunts...I'll have to work on that!

[Cam22]

Great pages, Leanna!

[Nala]

Mouseketeer, your photos are adorable (love the close up of the kids milking the cow) and that paper is perfect. Very cool title work with the ice cream cone as the "I".

chezp, your pages are so much fun to look at. Love the colors you used and it is so cool to look at your pictures and see Passporters that I have had the pleasure of meeting.

leannabeth, love your papers on the "Kids in a Candy Store" layout. Your "50's" layout is great also. Love the use of colors and the abstract shapes that are so "50's". That abstract Mickey is an awesome touch.

Great pages and thanks for sharing.

[chezp]

Great pages Leanna!

[Mouseketeer]

Cheryl, I love the honey pot paper for your Crystal Palace layout. Looks like you had a lot of fun character meals with your fellow Passporters!

Leanna, I love that striped shaped paper on your first layout. Ther hidden mickey in your 50's layout is very clever - I know you were wanting to do some HM layouts, and that is just perfect!

[Nala]

Here are my pages from our trip to Beaches and Cream where we attempted to tackle the Kitchen Sink. We did a very poor job of it, hence the defeat title.



I really thought between my teenage Dnephew and my sweet loving DD, we would have done a better job on this monster. I must admit, not being a fan of sweets, I was not much help. DD gave up long before Dnephew did, and put her head down on the table in a sign of defeat. But, like a train wreck, she kept one eye on Dnephew as he attempted to finish it. Turned out the three of us were no match for the Kitchen Sink. But, it was fun to try.