Alisia
My husband pays the mortage and Direct TV bill. Im responsible for electric, water, food and the internet not to mention we have 3 boys so food is costly. I make less than him and at times im behind with disconnection notices. We never discuss bills (well we use to, but it turned into a daily conversation and nothing else) and get paid bi-weekly on the same dates. We both have have car notes/ insurance to deal with outside of household bills and we handle those separately as well. What drives me crazy is that he has a butt load of credit cards and brings home things that are not needed at the time when Im behind on my part. If he handles my part is like a big deal. We dont have a joint account, mainly because I owe student loans and he's almost top shape with credit. He also locks his credit cards and checks in a safety box ( advise from his mother since my credit sucks) I end up getting into anyways with scissors. Sad, but true! Anyways being married two years, but together a total of 8yrs, this sucks and I almost want out, What the heck is the method of marraige here?!!! Another thing is with the boys, he will cook and make sure they have showers and etc, but when they fight or need him for anything he tunes them out for espn on the daily. He lives on our couch basically and crawls into bed when he's ready. I need help I dont know if Im being stupid or If I need to chill and ride the wave. We are both 28 and Im almost at the point I have one life to live and this is not it :/ more to this, but Im not trying to write a book.
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I think whatever method you chose, is up to the two of you and should be fair. If you are going to keep separate accounts and designate bills, perhaps it should be apportioned to income and reviewed periodically just to be sure that it's "fair".
I think whatever method you chose, is up to the two of you and should be fair. If you are going to keep separate accounts and designate bills, perhaps it should be apportioned to income and reviewed periodically just to be sure that it's "fair".
What are the good restaurants at Epcot and Hollywood Studios in Disney?
Yvonne Ces
Is the restaurant where you sit in car seats any good? Has anyone ever eaten there?
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There are a few restaurants in each park that are very good places to eat. Here are a few of our favorites:
Disney Studios:
Sci-Fi Drive in - eat in cars while watching old sci-fi movie footage. Food was great, price not outrageous (as compared to other Disney restaurants), and the atmosphere was really cool. We ate here when we visited in March, and my kids loved it.
50's Prime Time Cafe - Eat in a kitchen with "Mom" or "Auntie" as your server. Better eat all your veggies and keep your elbows off the table, or you will hear about it. Food was good, pretty much what you would expect from a 50's type restaurant.
Hollywood Brown Derby - Signature dining for Disney. More of an upscale place to eat. Good food, but more of a fancy meal than a fun one, in my opinion.
Mama Melore's Restorante Italiano - Outstanding italian food, Great atmosphere.
Epcot:
Le Celier - Canada - Good steakhouse. The food was excellent and the price was not as bad as I expected, for a restaurant on Disney property.
Nine Dragons restaurant - China- some of the best Chinese food that I have ever had. Nice selection, decent prices.
La Cantina De San Angel - Mexico - Excellent for Mexican cuisine, and I am not a big fan of the spicy food. You sit along a waterway and eat with an exploding volcano in the background. One of our top 5 in all of Disney.
Biergarten restaurant - Germany - I love German food, and this buffet was worth every penny.
The only restaurant I do not recommend in Epcot is the Electric Umbrella or the American Pavillion in the U.S.A. These were not so good when we tried them, food was dry an pretty tasteless, not worth the money.
Those are our favorites for the places you asked about, but there are a whole bunch more. I would suggest checking out the disboards. The disboards is a message boards website all about going to Disney. You can get restaurant reviews and suggestions, resort reviews, tips for avoiding crowds, and more info than you can possibly imagine. I would also check out the Disney website and use their dining finder. Tons of info there as well.
Hope this helps, have a great trip!
There are a few restaurants in each park that are very good places to eat. Here are a few of our favorites:
Disney Studios:
Sci-Fi Drive in - eat in cars while watching old sci-fi movie footage. Food was great, price not outrageous (as compared to other Disney restaurants), and the atmosphere was really cool. We ate here when we visited in March, and my kids loved it.
50's Prime Time Cafe - Eat in a kitchen with "Mom" or "Auntie" as your server. Better eat all your veggies and keep your elbows off the table, or you will hear about it. Food was good, pretty much what you would expect from a 50's type restaurant.
Hollywood Brown Derby - Signature dining for Disney. More of an upscale place to eat. Good food, but more of a fancy meal than a fun one, in my opinion.
Mama Melore's Restorante Italiano - Outstanding italian food, Great atmosphere.
Epcot:
Le Celier - Canada - Good steakhouse. The food was excellent and the price was not as bad as I expected, for a restaurant on Disney property.
Nine Dragons restaurant - China- some of the best Chinese food that I have ever had. Nice selection, decent prices.
La Cantina De San Angel - Mexico - Excellent for Mexican cuisine, and I am not a big fan of the spicy food. You sit along a waterway and eat with an exploding volcano in the background. One of our top 5 in all of Disney.
Biergarten restaurant - Germany - I love German food, and this buffet was worth every penny.
The only restaurant I do not recommend in Epcot is the Electric Umbrella or the American Pavillion in the U.S.A. These were not so good when we tried them, food was dry an pretty tasteless, not worth the money.
Those are our favorites for the places you asked about, but there are a whole bunch more. I would suggest checking out the disboards. The disboards is a message boards website all about going to Disney. You can get restaurant reviews and suggestions, resort reviews, tips for avoiding crowds, and more info than you can possibly imagine. I would also check out the Disney website and use their dining finder. Tons of info there as well.
Hope this helps, have a great trip!
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