Time for booking DVC resort issues

The "bead chain" roman blinds or whatever they are called at OKW do a poor job, that's for sure. They are too far away from the doors. And ever since we made the one-way transition into 1bd rooms, the GFCI breakers in the bathrooms have those built-in LED nightlights. So I go around and pop the offending outlets. Sometimes housekeeping resets the outlet for me, and I get into bed and realize what's been done and I have to go back over there and "pop". And I have to keep the bathroom door closed (studio or one-bedroom) because there's this frosted window as big as a tv that glows all night from the lights outside the front door.

Now this time, I got myself a real nice sleep mask. I can put that baby on and it's pitch black, your eyes don't touch it so you can open your eyes and look all around and nothing. Love it. It tends to bother my ears, though, so I mostly only put it on in the morning. Or if I'm having trouble sleeping it can help convince my brain it's sleepy-time.

Hm, this sounds like a good idea!
As far as chip clips go, every year I think to myself, "why don't I ever pack a chip clip" for actually clipping a bag of chips. But I make do with rolling the bag and propping it so it won't unroll.
Someday I will make a permanent "chip clip" in my suitcase...I already have a real kitchen knife, and this year I bought a real spatula at Publix down there. I'm not real fond of some of the kitchenware that is in the rooms.
I bought kitchen scissors, too, and I might get a "turner" like for fried eggs. Yeah there's one in the room but I don't really like it, but it works.

I used to bring a tiny cutting board, but now that we stay in 1-bedrooms instead of studios the room comes with a cutting board. I used to bring two plastic bowls and two plastic plates, too, so we didn't have to use the paper plates, and also two real spoons and forks and a butter knife.
See, staying in a one-bedroom has made my suitcase lighter!

Too far!
From MN.

Yeah checked bags. We end up taking multiple checked bags so not a problem. The kitchen knife I picked out a few years back just for vacation has one of those plastic things you slide the blade into, and the whole thing is a fun blue. The kitchen scissors have a plastic thing, too. Those things and the spatula I just got live in the suitcase: when we get home and I unpack, they stay in the suitcases and go up in the attic.
I also have a leatherman I bring because it seems like I'm always wanting a pliers or screwdrivers or a knife or something. That has to go checked bags, too.