Shorts Saturday ~ Whosits, Princess or Cove Cafe?

Welcome Blog Hoppers to The Adventures in the Great Wide Somewhere "Shorts Saturday" Blog Hop for the week of November 16, 2013. Every week, we host this link up blog hop to share a short and sweet version of our Disney love as we answer Disney related questions.
I'd love for you to grab the button and link up your post! We all love comments, so half the fun is visiting each other's blogs and commenting on their thoughts.

Our short and sweet prompt this week is "3 Alternate Names for My Blog"

Whosits and Whatsits - Still Disney loving, but more emphasis on the little Disney details.  
Princesses and Pirates - Disney centered but with more emphasis on my children and Disney with kids.  
The Cove Café - Pretty much the same as my current blog...a DCL centered blog that shares my love of all things on deck.


If you have a question, order an espresso, pull up a lounger and ask away!

Now it's your turn! Link up and comment away. Thank you for joining in my blog hop!!!
 
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  1. HeidiNovember 16, 2013 at 7:18 AM

    I actually really love the name you chose! (I put my print in a frame - now I just need to settle on a place to hang it!)

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