"It's a small world after all..."
Yes, for most, if not all of us, the lyrics to that famous song is one that we have all experienced at one time or another in our lives, at the happiest place on earth, Disneyland!
This past Saturday, Helen, Aaron and myself were invited by our good friend Jim, to go to Disneyland's uber-exclusive
Club 33, located in New Orleans square. It was my second time there, but each time is such a treat! (Click on the link to find out more about why it is so exclusive!)
There's too much for me to say about the evening, so I'll let the photos themselves do the talking for me.
(Note: all images have been downsized and reduced in quality for internet purposes. I've had some "photo theft" happen to me lately, so I'm not putting up high quality versions - sorry!)
Aaron in the Trophy Room dining area.
Legend has it that the vulture on the right was supposed to be an audio-animatronic version where Walt Disney himself would talk through to entertain his VIP guests. (Located in the Trophy Room)
Entrance into the Trophy Room area
Aaron and Helen in front of Club 33 and Helen doing her best "33" gang signing.
The display cabinet filled with Club 33 goodies you can buy (and sell on e-bay!)
Allastair - our waiter and LEGEND at the Club. If you ever get to go, he's the best! Seriously!
The hallway leading to the main dining room.
Aaron holding our uber-expensive bill. Yikes!
Aaron striking a GQ pose at the fireplace next to our table. Note the "hey ladies, I'm at Club 33" expression on his face.
The Main Dining room area. This is where you want to eat cause it overlooks New Orleans square and the Rivers of America. Hard to get a reservation here, but we did! Thanks Jim!
Helen and I with the Club 33 menu.
Aaron and I contemplating "borrowing" these items for use on e-bay.
After having spent the evening with great friends and food (as we all should do!), we were treated to the rare opportunity of walking back to the entrance of DL with the park
empty, save for a few security guards and other late stragglers. I had never experienced this before in all my years at the park, and it was an awesome thing to do. Strolling down main street with no one around you. You bet I took pictures, but I am only posting this one.
When have you ever seen Main street this empty?
I'm still recovering from the great food we had saturday, but in the mean time, I'm in a show! Check out
Goldstar.com for "Holiday Fever" in it's 4th year. It's happening at the Secret Rose theater in North Hollywood and we run from Nov. 28 till Dec. 20, 2008, Thursday through Saturday at 8:00pm. It's a fun show, great acting and singing, and you get to see me in a unitard. Yikes.
Have a great Thanksgiving holiday everyone if I don't talk to you till then.
I guess this is how it was during the 40's when 3D glasses were "cool".
I guess this is how it was during the 40's when 3D glasses were "cool".
Chef Boy-pat-ties.
The all American Super Bowl menu. Jason G. digging in!
Meat. And lots of it.
Our "losers" bracket competitors right before their game. We totally rooted for Tamlyn for this!
Tamlyn getting into it. Pete won unfortunately. You'll see why later.
Our commissioner, Vic with the final brackets of our tourney.
This is Jennie, right before she closed the door on her pantry re-organization project.
Tamlyn wearing the headgear to the losers' prize.
Now if a hot "chick" like this wanted to wrestle you, would you?!!!
The Winners' bracket, David and Laura duking it out.
Once again, the Commish with our winners bracket contestants.
Photo op!
CJ, Pete and Jay astounded by the game play they're watching!
And finally, this is Berlin. How cute is this!
