It's Trivia Time today! We've got 3 fun Disney questions to ask...do YOU know the answers or will we stump you? No fair Googling the answers! (But you can totally use these to stump other people later!)

Question 1: 

​What were the first (and only) words ever spoken by Pluto?

A. Kiss me
B. Mickey
C. Go Away
D. Pluto has never spoken 
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Ready for the answer??
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​The answer is.... A! Kiss Me were the only words spoken by Pluto. I'd give him a kiss, what about you? 

Next question! 

Question 2
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What is Donald Duck's middle name? 

A. He doesn't have one
B. Leroy
C. Fauntleroy
D. David

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Ready for the answer? 

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The answer is.... C! Donald Ducks' middle name is Fauntleroy! Try spelling that without looking...I sure couldn't! 

Ready for today's final question? 

Question 3

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​Which is the only Dwarf in Snow White and the Seven Dwarves that doesn't have a beard? 

A. Doc
B. Dopey
C. Bashful
​D. Lumpy
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Ready for the answer?

​The answer is....B! Dopey is the only Dwarf who doesn't have a beard! In case you were trying to remember all of their names, Lumpy wasn't really a Dwarf. I don't even know if there is a Disney character called Lumpy, but if there isn't, there should be!

That's all today, folks! I hope you enjoyed playing along on this Spotlight Sunday Trivia Time! We will have to do it again, soon! 

It's kind of surprising to think that one of the original proposed sites for Disney World, was actually Washington D.C. How different it would have looked, and how much shorter of a drive it would be for many! 

​Do you think D.C. would have been a good spot? There would not have been alligators, but I think the traffic would be just as bad! 

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Did you know that Disney owns Touchstone Pictures? I have no idea until recently! That means movies like Splash, Pretty Woman, Pearl Harbor and The Joy Luck Club, among many others all are owned by Disney. Touchstone Pictures are for the more adult films. Interesting! I'll be curious to see how many Fox titles get brought over to Disney after this merger! And I won't lie, I hope that Comcast doesn't throttle our speed when the new Disney Streaming service comes out in 2019, since there's no Net Neutrality to block them, and they lost the winning bid for Fox to Disney.

I like shopping at Hollar for Disney surprises! They have a lot of GREAT Disney merchandise! Last summer, I even got Disney PARKS Buzz Lightyear Blasters for only $5 each. When they came in, and I saw the Disney Parks price sticker on the back of $22.95 each, I was even more thrilled! 

Like a lot of places, selection comes and goes, but here are some of their current offerings! They sell a LOT more than just Disney, but this is a Disney blog, so that's kind of what you want to see, right? If you click the picture, it will take you to the item if it's still in stock, or, you can just go to the website, and search Disney. Or cupcakes, or books or whatever else you want! 

If you've never shopped Hollar before, try it out! When you sign up, using one of these links, you'll get a $2 credit, and shipping is FREE on orders of $25 or more. New members often get a promo of $10 or more, free shipping. They are always sending out ways to get more credits, or discounts, so it's a great way to stretch your Disney dollar! ​

I like to keep a stash of great gifts that I've bought cheap to have for a last minute birthday, a sick child, or building up my stash for Christmas gifts. It saves a bundle, that lets me Disney Dollar go a lot further! 

Even though Toy Story Land has hardly been open at Disney World, there's already been menu changes! The Monte Cristo sandwich has been removed, Orlando Park News reports. Pretty sad, seeing as that looked like the best of the sandwiches on there!

Pictures that have been popping up from guests all over, and the sandwiches really seem pretty small, and the kids menu's only have half sandwiches! Mr. Disney Magic and I were both looking forward to this sandwich, so it's a little sad that it's no longer there. While supposedly, it's because guest demand was low, Mr. Disney Magic had the theory that it took too long to prepare to keep the line moving quick enough. Either way, it's farewell to a sandwich that didn't really get a very long trial period!