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You are here: Home / Blog / Port Orleans French Quarter Lobby Refurbishment, Menu Updates, and a Walk Around and Riverside Too

Port Orleans French Quarter Lobby Refurbishment, Menu Updates, and a Walk Around and Riverside Too

August 6, 2013 ~ 12 minutes read43 Comments

Hold on to your government subsidized office chairs and try not to have another stroke (the website is not insured) because we’re headed out to Port Orleans French Quarter for an exciting look at the newly refurbished lobby.

French Quarter recently underwent a lobby refurbishment that lasted about two months – from May 13th through July 12th. Above is a picture of the registration/check-in area walled off with a temporary concierge desk situated out front.

Check-in moved to this magical closet to the left of Scat Cat’s.

Outside, Disney completed some exterior work on the walkways.

French Quarter, along with Riverside, completed an extensive room refurbishment last year that brought queen beds, upgraded furniture, flat screen televisions, all new carpeting, etc.

There was a time when it was easy to recommend Coronado Springs because it was the only resort with queen beds. With French Quarter and Riverside seeing recent upgrades along with queen beds, Coronado’s only real in-room advantage is the wood door that separates the vanity/sleep areas. There is some talk about an extensive refurbishment to Caribbean Beach Resort’s rooms, but I wouldn’t expect it to start this year.

Two sinks.

But that construction is behind us as the new lobby opened on July 12th with an official dedication on July 18th.

From the other side.

This is what the lobby used to look like for the sake of comparison/TEARING THE OLD VERSION APART. You’ll notice some changes in the pillars, floor tile, lighting, ceiling, and desks among other things. Gone are the bars along the check-in desks that made it feel reminiscent of a bank that’s been robbed one too many times. And there’s now a convenient opening in the middle of the long desk so cast members can more easily assist guests with luggage and distribute stickers. Sure, you could stay at the Ritz for less, but do they have Mickey stickers, asbestos, and pixie dust? I think not. Or maybe the asbestos and pixie dust are the same thing. But this is a company that lists The House of Whispering Willows, Bijutsu-kan Gallery, Leave a Legacy, and Stave Church as Epcot attractions, so I feel like asbestos and pixie dust count as two things.

The chandeliers are gone, making the area “feel” a little bigger.

Zoomed in, you can see how much more open the concierge/check-in “feels” along with the opening in the middle.

A better look at the seating section for adults. My little grinch heart melts a little bit every time I see those itty bitty chairs in front of the Mickey cartoons.

And zoomed out with the fountain as the centerpiece of the lobby.

On the opposite side sits Scat Cat’s. In addition to being a bar, it also provides ample seating should you wish to dine outside of the main dining area.

While not quite Yee-Haw Bob, Tom may not require you to blow along. As far as I know, longtime favorite Elliot Dyson is not on the schedule, but that may change.

The rest of the resort is unchanged for the most part. The store looks the same and like the other Moderates (with the exception of Ft. Wilderness), doesn’t offer any resort-specific merchandise.

The usual in wine, beer, water, and soft drinks.

375ml bottles run $12 – $14 for the most part.

1. 714 BC.

2. Depends on how many are “being refurbished” after plowing into guests the day before.

3. Magic.

4. Goofy.

5. Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather. That’s a stupid question.

6. 1995, generally speaking.  Although if you really want to bigtime somebody, you can point out Tinker Bell is two words.

7. Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis, Jr., Peter Lawford, and Joey Bishop.

8. Gothel, Facilier, and Witch.

9. Counting or not counting the one that goes to Animal Kingdom?

10. NOT ENOUGH AM I RIGHT?

One drawback to French Quarter is the small food court and lack of a table service restaurant. You can walk or take most buses to Riverside to dine at Boatwright’s or hop on the boat/bus to Downtown Disney, but it’s an added inconvenience. While Boatwright’s (Riverside), Maya Grill (Coronado Springs), and Shutters (Caribbean Beach) aren’t destination restaurants by any stretch of the imagination, what they do have going for them is convenience if you find yourself staying at the resort.

Said food court. With the fewest number of rooms of any Moderate, the space is often adequate, but it can get pretty crowded in the morning. Crowds are also heavier when it’s raining because people head back to the resort or don’t leave at all.

And this is the only resort quick service where Grandfather Sun looks down and judges you for choosing the fries over the one ounce bag of old apple slices.

Here’s what’s on the menu:
















While on the small side, there are a wide variety of options, including some themed perfectly to the resort. You won’t find gumbo, po’ boys, muffaletta sandwiches, or creole burgers in many other places.

And unlike those girly size portions of sorbet and gelato, French Quarter offers the finest in mass produced Edy’s. If you order an Ice Cream Sandwich, close your eyes, and think really hard about what Tom Hanks would have wanted, you might even be able to convince yourself that Main Street Bakery still sells Nescafe and Cinnamon Rolls baked in a warehouse off Kirkman Rd.

Hours.

The Create Your Own Salad is an excellent, fresh, potentially healthy option. Their Chicken Quesadilla is very good also.

But the real stars are the beignets, available at three for $2.99 or six for $4.29.

The dough pillows are fried while you wait and then sprinkled with powdered sugar. Two tips: Make a quasi-tablecloth with napkins. Don’t sneeze. They’re an outstanding, unique snack or dessert and some of the best $4 you’ll spend on property. One other recommendation: They do take at least five minutes to prepare. You might want one person to stand in line and order while others head to the various stations to order “real food” like chili dogs and pepperoni pizzas.

The seating area can get loud, which is why I recommend heading out to the seating area in front of Scat Cat’s.

As you’ve probably heard, RapidFill is coming to Disney resorts. This RFID system will bring some changes to your fountain beverage experience. Refillable mugs will have a new pricing structure:

  • $8.99 for 1 day
  • $11.99 for 2 days
  • $14.99 for 3 days
  • $17.99 for length of stay (4+ days)

A day is defined as a calendar day rather than a 24 hour period. So if you make the wise decision of purchasing your mug for one day and fill it up at 11:58pm, you won’t be able to fill it up two minutes later. On the plus side, guests can use their mug at any resort. Currently, your mug is officially only for use at the resort at which you’re staying. While the above picture is of the old refill station, new RapidFill dispensers have already been installed in several resorts and are just waiting for the mugs to arrive and the system to go live.

For whatever reason, refillable mugs are a hotly debated topic on the various Disney forums. The following has been true for the last several years:

  • Refillable mugs cost around $16 with tax. Disney policy is that they are only useable at the resort you’re staying at for the duration of your current reservation.
  • The mugs look the same at all resorts and the design has not changed in some number of years. Nobody (guests or staff) will have any idea if you purchased your mug on this trip or brought back an old mug.  Chances are cast members won’t even notice if you’re using a mug from the water parks or a mug purchased in 2001 for that matter.
  • Disney policy is that mugs are not for use outside of the resorts.
  • Disney’s cost for carbonated beverages, teas, cocoas, etc. is very low. But that isn’t the company’s loss when you use a cup from a previous visit. Disney’s lost revenue is the amount you would have spent to purchase a new mug or fountain beverage.  So they aren’t trying to protect themselves from losing seven cents worth of Coke Zero if you bring back an old mug.  They’re trying to protect themselves from losing the $15.95 you aren’t spending on a new mug each visit.
  • Enter RapidFill.

During the All-Star Sports RFID beverage test last year, there were a number of limitations on how the mugs and fountain beverages could be used. For example, a regular fountain beverage (the paper cups that cost around $2.79) could be filled four times over the course of one hour.

There were more limitations on the plastic refillable mugs. After filling a resort mug, there was a mandated five minute wait before you could fill the mug again. While this is obviously a “security measure” to make sure people aren’t filling one resort mug and dumping the contents into another cup, it could prove annoying in practice. The mugs hold around 12 ounces of liquid. If you’re walking all the way to the beverage station in Old Port Royale at Caribbean Beach Resort from Trinidad South (a ten+ minute walk each way), you’ll probably find yourself filling up the mug once or twice, guzzling the contents, and then filling it up again to take back to your room or outside with your meal. That wasn’t possible during the Sports test because you’d have to wait five minutes between each fill. As far as I know, the “rules” for the new system are not publicly known. I’m sure dazney got an earful from guests over having to wait five minutes in between fills. Not to mention those times where you press the Coke Zero button and “nasty clear carbonated beverage” comes out.

But bringing back old refillable mugs to use on a second, third, etc. vacation is a thing of the past once RapidFill comes online as early as later this month.

Hopefully Joffrey’s will arrive alongside those new beverage machines.

French Quarter has a small play area for kids in an un-obvious location right next to the bathrooms in the back of the seating section to the right of the ordering area.

The play area is at 10 o’clock.

Unfortunately, the weather was not cooperating well on this particular visit. More exterior pictures of the resort are available here: https://www.easywdw.com/uncategorized/port-orleans-french-quarter-sassagoula-river-floatworks-scat-cats-lounge-pool-bar-grounds-etc/ That link also explains a bit more about what I like so much about French Quarter. Also check out Craig’s excellent look at French Quarter with better pictures of the rooms.

Transferring over to Riverside, we last visited around the same time as French Quarter as seen in Part 1 and Part 2 of that visit.

On our last visit, the registration area looked like this with walls up on the entire left side.

As far as construction walls go though, these are among the most magical you’re likely to run into.

Since then, the lobby has gotten a complete overhaul. You’ll notice new furniture, flooring, colors, carpeting, desks, and just about everything else. The theme stays the same – it’s supposed to make you feel like you’re booking passage with the Sassagoula Steamboat Company.

The prison bars have been removed here too. Disney probably paid a consulting firm $675,000 for the knowledge that physical barriers between staff and guests make the experience feel less personable.

Like the other resorts, Riverside offers activities at the pool and around the resort most of the day.

French Quarter activities. Guests at either resort are welcome to use the amenities at the other resort. So if you’re staying at French Quarter and want to catch The Mighty Ducks (and who would blame you), you can walk or bus over to Riverside to watch.

Boatwright’s is the resort’s table service restaurant. Reservations are usually available on the same day, but it does get crowded when it’s raining and on Friday/Saturday nights. If you’re headed over, try to make a reservation via the My Disney Experience app before it crashes. It’s kind of a race against time just like if it was a fun arcade game.

Menus:


The cornbread is excellent, in addition to Abita on draft.

Riverside Mill is the resort’s quick service arm.

It’s one of Disney World’s best with a wide selection of fresh food and ample indoor seating.

Menu:











I got a kick out of the salad menu with the gigantic picture of a brownie next to it. Pam Brandon, does it still count as a Mickey Check meal?  Because I really have no idea whether the baked chicken breast or chili cheese fries are healthier for my child without a symbol telling me so.

Actual dessert:





It’s hard to do much better than the create your own pasta.

Prepared fresh and to your specifications, it’s “literally” a ton of food for your money.

Drinks full size: https://www.easywdw.com/reports9/drinkpor.jpg.

Moving outside to to the wasteland that is an unedited world.  THIS IS NOT THE RESORT PROMISED TO ME IN THE MICKEY MAIL.

With makeup.

Out of the shower.

Body by Victoria.

I don’t remember seeing all the hammocks around.

I like Muddy River’s a lot. You can sit under the roof away from the pool and enjoy your beverage or take it poolside.


Abita on draft is available out here too.

Flat.

Or HDR’d out.

The Bayou Campfire Pit is located down to the left of the pool area.

Riverside and Ft. Wilderness offer fishing. The cabin is also located to the left of the pool across from the campfire.

This is not inviting you to tell a sob story about your ex.

It’s basically free. The times may not be terribly convenient, but if you’re planning a lazy day back at the resort, it might be fun to head out to the dock for a while.

Larger: https://www.easywdw.com/reports9/golfcart.jpg. The bayou may not be particularly authentic with a golf cart in the middle of it.

Larger: https://www.easywdw.com/reports9/nogolfcart.jpg. Five seconds in Photoshop. Photography is a scam.

During our last visit, Alligator Bayou was getting a massive overhaul inside and out. As a reminder, Bayou rooms are the only Moderate rooms on property that can officially sleep five people. The more comfortable Murphy bed replaced the trundle beds last year. Fort Wilderness Cabins (sort of in the Moderate class) sleep six, but they run a minimum of a magical $325 a night.

Densely forested with the rooms furthest away from the main building far removed from the typical hustle and bustle of a Disney resort, they’re a good choice if you’re looking for a bit of peace and quiet. Buildings 14, 15, 18 and 27 are classified as “Preferred” and see the $30/night upcharge compared to Standard View rooms. Request building 16 or 17 to be closer to the main building without paying for the Preferred location or buildings 24 and 25 to be furthest away from the main building, pool, restaurants, etc. As usual, PortOrleans.org has all the info you could hope to find if you’re planning a stay at French Quarter or Riverside.

Arcadian House and Magnolia Terrace in the Magnolia Bend still feature the traditional Magnolia Bend decor inside the rooms.

While all rooms in Oak Manor and Parterre Place have been converted to the Royal Guest Rooms.

Hide yo’ wives. Hide yo’ children.

I guess that was a lot of words for a lobby update.

The website accepts returns but doesn’t offer refunds.

Last modified: August 27, 2014 Filed Under: Blog

Comments

  1. Ron says

    August 6, 2013 at 10:02 pm

    Very nice pics Josh! =)

    Reply
  2. Anonymous says

    August 6, 2013 at 11:28 pm

    Impressive. Very impressive.

    Reply
  3. tanya says

    August 7, 2013 at 1:10 am

    Is there any other Fab 5?

    Reply
  4. Chris says

    August 7, 2013 at 3:11 am

    Thanks! Giving up on February operating hours?

    Reply
  5. angela says

    August 7, 2013 at 4:11 am

    Who doesn’t love a good refillable mug thread on the Dis?

    At least the new system should put the kibosh on people filling their mugs at places like Backlot Express. I suppose it could be that the people I’ve seen doing that actually paid for their drink at the counter and just told the CM to keep the paper cup. Yes, I’m sure that’s what happened.

    Reply
  6. Nini says

    August 7, 2013 at 5:02 am

    Thanks for pointing out the differences in POFQ before and after…Just looking at the after I didn’t see a lot of change….now I can ‘see’ Disney’s dream….

    Reply
  7. Disney Dad says

    August 7, 2013 at 6:02 am

    Joffrey’s replaced Nescafe on Tuesday at POFQ.

    Reply
  8. ADG says

    August 7, 2013 at 6:30 am

    We just left the French Quater Sunday. This was our first time and we loved it. We will go back!

    Reply
  9. weepstah says

    August 7, 2013 at 6:30 am

    NOT ENOUGH AM I RIGHT? Yes, Josh, yes you are.

    I really like that outdoor rainy shot of the Parking Area outside the main lobby. That picture just pops. Photography has always been a scam, it just took a lot more work to manipulate the negatives back in the day.

    I saw something about DDP selling replica signs (think Aloha Isle). But it would only be at the Art of Disney/Animation shops in Downtown Disney and DHS – kind of like the Tiki Room merchandise. If you could keep an eye out for those signs I would be eternally grateful. Hm, eternally is kind of overdoing it…definitely grateful though.

    Reply
  10. Ayla says

    August 7, 2013 at 6:43 am

    Thanks for the update, Josh. LOVE French Quarter and can’t wait to go back there.

    Reply
  11. Nicole says

    August 7, 2013 at 6:43 am

    One word of advice with French Quarter, if you actually live in the New Orleans area, the shrimp po-boy, muffulata and beignets aren’t what you are used to. Not good. But we are food spoiled. 🙂

    Reply
  12. Shannon F says

    August 7, 2013 at 7:05 am

    Frecn Quarter beignets. Best use of a snack credit!

    Reply
  13. Pam H. says

    August 7, 2013 at 7:36 am

    Another great column, Josh!
    The Fab 5: Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis, Jr., Peter Lawford, and Joey Bishop. That’s who I always think of!
    I don’t think I could eat at Sassagoula. Those masks from the ceiling creep me out! Especially the one that looks down on you while you eat…shiver!

    Reply
  14. JasonMiller says

    August 7, 2013 at 7:46 am

    I did pretty well on the quiz…just had the Fab Five as Michigan basketball circa
    the early 90’s and I thought the 3rd fairy was Huckleberry. One too many episodes
    of Mountain Monsters I guess.

    Also agreed that the make your pasta is probably the best counter service food court
    choice on property. Good stuff.

    Reply
  15. Psac says

    August 7, 2013 at 9:53 am

    We stayed at Riverside on our first trip to WDW ten years ago. We’ve gone Deluxe ever since, but it was a nice blast from the past to see those pics. I remember really liking Boatwrights.

    Reply
  16. BoSoxGal says

    August 7, 2013 at 10:05 am

    LOVE POFQ! DH and I stayed there in May with the sad little closet lobby. Customer service was great though! All of their toiletries are citrus scented, which sometimes make me breakout in hives (yay!). One of the cast members called around and found the sea salt stuff at Grand Flo, drove there, and brought me enough stuff to last weeks! It was fabulous.

    Heed Josh’s tips about the beignets! They are a-mazing but messy little suckers!

    I broke a piece of my souvenir mug last week. I was hoping that might be enough to warrant another visit this year but DH said no. Pfft!!

    Reply
  17. Eric in TX says

    August 7, 2013 at 10:13 am

    “NOT ENOUGH AM I RIGHT?” Indeed…. 🙂

    Any thoughts on when the “final” schedule for November will be published? It should be relatively soon, no?

    Reply
  18. Jill Marie says

    August 7, 2013 at 10:39 am

    That French Quarter room in the photos at the beginning…yuck! So not my taste at all. For some reason, those beds just make me think of the Prince John (from Robin Hood) costumed character that used to be in the parks.

    So many quick service places really lack healthy food options, don’t they? But I guess it’s vacation…so who cares?! (Unless you have diabetes or something, of course. Then you’ll be eating a lot of salads, I guess.)

    POR really wants you to try one of their brownies!

    We were in building 35 in Alligator Bayou. It was a decent walk to the main building but it was nice and quiet (and pretty close to a bus stop.) I’d stay there again.

    Reply
  19. DaveTheWaveUSMC says

    August 7, 2013 at 11:04 am

    No coffee and chicory? Meh… 😉

    Reply
  20. Mary Ann says

    August 7, 2013 at 11:24 am

    Another warning about the beignets – don’t order them and think you can save one for breakfast. They must be eaten right away. Wait and the harden like rocks.

    Reply
  21. john says

    August 7, 2013 at 11:24 am

    what do they serve at the scats cat?

    scat

    1)abbreviation of scatophagy, meaning the consumption of excrement.
    2) Defecation or faeces.
    3) Substitute for the word shit
    1) Don’t do that scat here.
    2) I need to take a scat.
    3) Oh scat!! That must’ve hurt.

    Reply
  22. Helen says

    August 7, 2013 at 11:29 am

    Josh where’ve you been the last week lol! Glad to see a new post especially about POFQ, we’ll be there in 10 weeks!!! Thanks for the great updates as always!

    Reply
  23. Lucy says

    August 7, 2013 at 12:21 pm

    My favorite Disney website talking about my favorite Disney resort. Loved it! POFQ is the perfect resort for me. I don’t even care about the small food court or lack of Table Service restaurant.

    I’m not going in February but the lack of schedule is making me jittery. If they do away with EMH I’ll be extremely disappointed.

    Reply
  24. Jimmy N says

    August 7, 2013 at 12:36 pm

    Because we all know you love to be corrected so much…

    “The play area would be behind me.” WRONG. The play area would totally be right in front of you, about 10:00. Behind you are pop machines and doors to outside. I don’t blame you though. You are used to being drunk on alcohol. Now you’s drunk on loooooooooove.

    Reply
  25. Refill Fan says

    August 7, 2013 at 1:14 pm

    Josh, how will I continue to use my Dixie Landings mug that has unlimited refills forever once the RapidFill program starts????

    Reply
  26. Mike says

    August 7, 2013 at 1:26 pm

    Great photos.

    Riverside is one of my favorite places in WDW. These photos put me right back there.

    I wonder what the backstory is with all the “Try a Brownie from the Bakery” slogans.

    One of the great things about the Port Olreans resorts is the boat that connects them. Our kids loved visiting the ‘other’ pool when we were staying at Riverside.

    Reply
  27. val. says

    August 7, 2013 at 2:00 pm

    I always buy new mugs each trip, but man I hate the 5 minute rule idea. Like you said, what if you get a bad drink? What if you’re eating something spicy and are just super thirsty? Those mugs don’t hold a lot of liquid, especially if you fill them with ice.

    Great update, though. I haven’t stayed at either POFQ or POR in years, but this reminds me that I did quite like them both and wouldn’t mind staying there again.

    Reply
  28. BoSoxGal says

    August 7, 2013 at 2:01 pm

    @Jimmy N: Since you brought it up first…

    “piece and quiet”

    Maybe he means get a piece in a quiet place?!

    Reply
  29. Mary -Lynne says

    August 7, 2013 at 3:54 pm

    Phew! Thanks for the new post! I was headed for Easywdw withdrawal!

    Reply
  30. Carol O says

    August 7, 2013 at 6:07 pm

    finally! a new post. I was beginning to think Mother had taken away your internet privileges.

    Reply
  31. DarnHeather says

    August 7, 2013 at 8:12 pm

    Thank you very much for this wonderful post. I had my heart set on POFQ, but when free dining was extended it wasn’t available. Instead my family is going to stay in the RR at POR which I’m very excited about. The resorts are both lovely and feel cozy and homey to me without feeling rustic. Can’t wait to sit by the pool and have a drink.

    Reply
  32. megan says

    August 7, 2013 at 9:16 pm

    hide yo wives…hide yo children. love….and literally laughed out loud.

    Reply
  33. ann says

    August 7, 2013 at 9:34 pm

    Great post as usual, Josh.

    Part of our party will be staying at POFQ in October and now I wish I had upgraded also.

    What is the deal with the brownie at POR?

    Reply
  34. Pam H. says

    August 8, 2013 at 7:26 am

    @JasonMiller – Huckleberry the fairy? Wouldn’t that be an awesome name 🙂
    @john – lol to your scat comment! I am still chuckling about it!

    Reply
  35. john says

    August 8, 2013 at 8:53 am

    We stayed @ Riverside this past March. It was nice. The Create Your Own Pasta is TOO much. Especially for a lunch. You feel like you are eating for hours and you have not made a dent in it. I think we were @ Oak Manor. The Royal rooms were cool.

    Felt horrible cause our 10 year old got sick the one night and totally missed the toilet. I tried to get housekeeping to let me handle it (cause it was THAT bad) but the lady wouldn’t let me help. then a supervisor came and helped her and undid the help I had given in making the bed. It was hilarious. Felt so useless. They were such champs taking care of us like they did.

    I think we walked through French Quarter’s lobby to look. Maybe we ate there.

    The boat ride to Downtown Disney is excruciatingly slow. Or maybe we were tired since we had just got there?

    Really liked the movies at night right down in the courtyard. That was cool. We saw parts of most of them I think. It was a bit chilly when we were there, so we didn’t swim till the last couple days. Which was ok. Pool is real nice, son liked the slide @ the main pool.

    We like Boatwrights, their jambalaya is awesome. Our sever was really great.

    Nothing snarky to add really, does that mean this wont get posted?? LOL

    Thanks for all you do Josh. (though haven’t seen as many artsy cause its titled photos lately…)

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  36. Linda says

    August 8, 2013 at 11:28 am

    Can’t believe I have only just found your site – love it!
    Your photos are great
    Going back to read more

    Reply
  37. Elisabeth says

    August 8, 2013 at 5:56 pm

    I am so caught up on those pictures of the Riverside menus! What exactly is a “small lowfat”?? lol

    Reply
  38. Maria says

    August 9, 2013 at 4:11 am

    Great post-as always! I am wondering when the WDW powers that be will stop allowing hordes of largely unsupervised teens (sports/band/cheer groups) to stay at Riverside? It stinks to pay extra to stay in a moderate then be faced with tons of bratty teens.

    Reply
  39. Teia says

    August 9, 2013 at 7:10 pm

    I love that your grinch heart melted when seeing the itty bitty chairs !

    Reply
  40. Anonymous says

    August 17, 2013 at 8:51 pm

    not sure if I’m feeling this soft side, “heart melting at itty bitty chairs”

    Reply
  41. donna says

    August 19, 2013 at 7:29 pm

    Body by Victoria….lol

    Reply
  42. Andre Willey says

    August 29, 2013 at 12:15 am

    Nice update! Just FYI, the French Quarter lobby will be getting new chandeliers, they just weren’t ready in time for the re-opening. You can see the fittings ready in the ceiling if you look hard.

    Reply
  43. liz says

    September 3, 2013 at 12:55 pm

    Body by victoria.

    Reply

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