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I'm going to a boarding school for junior and senior years of high school and I'm wondering the essentials?
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â¢Bed Set. (Sheets, pillows, pillow covers, blankets, etc.)
â¢Desk.
â¢Supplies. (Pencils, pens, crayons, markers, scissors, tape, glue, paper clip, paper, notebooks, etc.)
â¢Laptop. (It's portable and you can use it anywhere.)
â¢Cell-phone. (Gets you in touch with friends, family, and good for emergencies.)
â¢Camera. (You can send pictures to your family of you and your friends. I'm sure they would be highly appreciative of that.)
â¢Mini-Fridge. (You can get a cheap one for somewhere between $50-$100, and there always good if you need a snack.)
â¢Bathroom supplies. (Shampoo, soap, conditioner, towels, q-tips, cotton balls, mini-first aid kit, etc.)
â¢Kitchen Supplies. (If you have a little kitchen section of your dorm, be sure to get silverwear, plates, cups, bowls, containers, etc.)
â¢Food. (Fill your dorm with your favorite foods!)
â¢Clothes. (Shirts, underwear, pants, shorts, jackets, shoes, bags, bookbags, etc.)
â¢Entertainment. (iPod, game system like a Nintendo DS or Xbox360, anything that keeps you busy on boring days. Little gadgets, anything.)
â¢Money. (Always bring some cash, and get cash mailed or wired, in case of emergencies, and just for the daily use. )
â¢Decorations. (Posters, furniture, chairs, plants, anything that fits your personality.)
â¢Photo album of your friends&family back home. (Always great to look at when you miss someone back home.)
â¢Something that reminds you of home. (And last but not least, something that reminds you of home. A picture of your family, a stuffed animal you played with when you were younger, ANYTHING that reminds you of home. Because when you get home-sick, you'll always have that special something, and believe me, you'll feel a lot better.)
I hope I helped, and good luck in high school! :)
â¢Bed Set. (Sheets, pillows, pillow covers, blankets, etc.)
â¢Desk.
â¢Supplies. (Pencils, pens, crayons, markers, scissors, tape, glue, paper clip, paper, notebooks, etc.)
â¢Laptop. (It's portable and you can use it anywhere.)
â¢Cell-phone. (Gets you in touch with friends, family, and good for emergencies.)
â¢Camera. (You can send pictures to your family of you and your friends. I'm sure they would be highly appreciative of that.)
â¢Mini-Fridge. (You can get a cheap one for somewhere between $50-$100, and there always good if you need a snack.)
â¢Bathroom supplies. (Shampoo, soap, conditioner, towels, q-tips, cotton balls, mini-first aid kit, etc.)
â¢Kitchen Supplies. (If you have a little kitchen section of your dorm, be sure to get silverwear, plates, cups, bowls, containers, etc.)
â¢Food. (Fill your dorm with your favorite foods!)
â¢Clothes. (Shirts, underwear, pants, shorts, jackets, shoes, bags, bookbags, etc.)
â¢Entertainment. (iPod, game system like a Nintendo DS or Xbox360, anything that keeps you busy on boring days. Little gadgets, anything.)
â¢Money. (Always bring some cash, and get cash mailed or wired, in case of emergencies, and just for the daily use. )
â¢Decorations. (Posters, furniture, chairs, plants, anything that fits your personality.)
â¢Photo album of your friends&family back home. (Always great to look at when you miss someone back home.)
â¢Something that reminds you of home. (And last but not least, something that reminds you of home. A picture of your family, a stuffed animal you played with when you were younger, ANYTHING that reminds you of home. Because when you get home-sick, you'll always have that special something, and believe me, you'll feel a lot better.)
I hope I helped, and good luck in high school! :)
Where is the best place to find Disney World vacations that are reasonable?
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My husband and I really want to take our 3 children to Disney World this year without paying a small fortune. I don't know if we should use a travel agent or if someone knows of a legit website that has great deals. I notice that most of the deals on the Disney website are for a party of 4 and we have 5. Any information would be helpful.
Thanks a bunch.
Answer
Do you want to stay on property or are you willing to go off property?
We like to stay in a rented home in Davenport, which is about a 10 minute drive from WDW. We have our own private pool and everyone gets a bedroom, if you get a big enough place. Check HomeAway.com. You might also like Kissimmee, which is across the highway from WDW.
http://www.homeaway.com/search/florida/davenport/region:7808/keywords:davenport
If you want to be closer and want a hotel, but still don't mind being off property, check out the DoubleTree Inn at Downtown Disney. Technically, it's not on property, but actually it's across the street from Downtown Disney East. I believe you can even use the Disney bus if you walk over.
http://doubletree1.hilton.com/en_US/dt/hotel/MCOFHDT-DoubleTree-Suites-by-Hilton-Hotel-Orlando-Lake-Buena-Vista-Florida/index.do
If you do want to be on property, you might look at one of the lodges at Fort Wilderness Campground and Resort. They have cabins, which have a kitchen and one bedroom.
http://allears.net/acc/faq_fw.htm
According to AllEars (link above - about halfway down),
"The 407 Wilderness Cabins (WC) are about 12' x 42'. There is a wood deck outside, with a picnic table and a charcoal grill. Inside, the cabins are laid out as follows: starting at one end: bedroom with with double bed, bunk beds, a nightstand, a chest of drawers, separate vanity with wall-mounted hairdryer, closet space; full bathroom with tub/shower; hall closet; full kitchen with amenities listed below; living area with color television and a VCR, a dining table that seats six, sofa, kids table and two chairs, pull-down Murphy bed, window seats, telephone, locked cabinet (safe)."
Of course, nothing on property is cheap, but unless you're going with a junior suite or two side by side rooms, this might be your best bet.
One other resort actually has a trundle bed (I forget which), however, unless one of your 3 kids is small, my understanding is that it's not a great option. A friend of mine used it last year and put her 7 year old on the trundle, because it was small and not that comfortable, but she thought it was a great camp out spot.
Good luck, have a great vacation!
Do you want to stay on property or are you willing to go off property?
We like to stay in a rented home in Davenport, which is about a 10 minute drive from WDW. We have our own private pool and everyone gets a bedroom, if you get a big enough place. Check HomeAway.com. You might also like Kissimmee, which is across the highway from WDW.
http://www.homeaway.com/search/florida/davenport/region:7808/keywords:davenport
If you want to be closer and want a hotel, but still don't mind being off property, check out the DoubleTree Inn at Downtown Disney. Technically, it's not on property, but actually it's across the street from Downtown Disney East. I believe you can even use the Disney bus if you walk over.
http://doubletree1.hilton.com/en_US/dt/hotel/MCOFHDT-DoubleTree-Suites-by-Hilton-Hotel-Orlando-Lake-Buena-Vista-Florida/index.do
If you do want to be on property, you might look at one of the lodges at Fort Wilderness Campground and Resort. They have cabins, which have a kitchen and one bedroom.
http://allears.net/acc/faq_fw.htm
According to AllEars (link above - about halfway down),
"The 407 Wilderness Cabins (WC) are about 12' x 42'. There is a wood deck outside, with a picnic table and a charcoal grill. Inside, the cabins are laid out as follows: starting at one end: bedroom with with double bed, bunk beds, a nightstand, a chest of drawers, separate vanity with wall-mounted hairdryer, closet space; full bathroom with tub/shower; hall closet; full kitchen with amenities listed below; living area with color television and a VCR, a dining table that seats six, sofa, kids table and two chairs, pull-down Murphy bed, window seats, telephone, locked cabinet (safe)."
Of course, nothing on property is cheap, but unless you're going with a junior suite or two side by side rooms, this might be your best bet.
One other resort actually has a trundle bed (I forget which), however, unless one of your 3 kids is small, my understanding is that it's not a great option. A friend of mine used it last year and put her 7 year old on the trundle, because it was small and not that comfortable, but she thought it was a great camp out spot.
Good luck, have a great vacation!
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