Rocketship Sandwich - NOW W/ PICS! - I'm learning - UPDATE 12/5

[lighttech]

OK, so this is the start of my very first trip report. I'm not going to add much right now, but I wanted to commit to it with a title and a post before it got too late.

First of all, the title. The trip was 5 days (4 in the parks) for me, DH and DS 2.5. When I got the suitcases out, my son promptly plopped himself inside, with some of his play food for supplies, "buckled" himself in with the clothes straps and announced he was riding in his "Rocketship." He was SO sad, when I had to empty out his toys to put in clothes. :rotfl:

Then, on the way home, on the plane, he kept saying "Are we in the air yet? BLAST OFF!!!"

Hence, a "Rocketship Sandwich."

OK, well, its off to bed to nurse my post-travel cold, but I promise I'll be back w/ all the gritty details...

[lighttech]

Here's DS stocked up and ready to go in his "Rocketship." He was disappointed when I had to clean out all his supplies, but once he knew it was for Disney, he perked right up.

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He "helped" me pack quite a bit. He put all my socks in a baggie for me when I said I needed them packed up for our trip (a safe task to give him), and then he kept pulling them out of my suitcase and saying "Here Mommy, you need these for Disneyworld!" I think he thought if I had my socks, we could leave.

[Philadisney]

I'm excited to read your report - it definitely has the best trip report title i've ever seen :laughing: your son is so cute!

[MagiKitty]

Your son is so adorable! I'm glad you got those pics of him in the luggage--those are keepers!

Great first step! Good job on the pictures and the link! Looking forward to the rest of your TR. popcorn::

[lighttech]

Thanks! I'll be adding more soon. I'm just so excited that 2 people have already checked in!!

[snowwhite325]

Your son is so cute :) I can't wait to hear all about your trip :cool1:

[Praise2Him]

Love it so far. Kids have such great imaginations! He's a real cutie! :)

[Backstage_Gal]

very cute so far, looking forward to more.

[magsnden]

Great job so far!! i'm subscribing now, can't wait to read more!
what a cutie, your son, in his adorable little jammies!!

p.s. i hope you get a couple more posts in before i leave on sunday morning, like a tip on how to get those dream you know whats!!(didn't want to spoil it for anyone!)

[Shmu]

Followed over from Thread Killers. Here to support. Love the pics. Can't wait to hear more. I'm subscribing.:surfweb:

[lighttech]

So, the trip was 5 nights at WDW staying at All Star Sports (our first time on Disney property :banana: .) 4 days in the park with Park Hopper passes. A night at MVMCP :santa: . And 3 ADRs for character meals. Then we transferred to Downtown Orlando for a convention for my work. I would be working for 2 days while DS and DH hung out w/ an old friend who now lives in Orlando and relaxed.

As much as I didn't want to end our vacation with work, it was really that convention that made the whole trip happen (my flight was paid for, it happened the same week our babysitter was on vacation, and DH only gets 1 week of vacation... which he would have to use to stay home with DS, so the stars aligned and off we went.)

I have a few tips I picked up either from here on the boards, or on my way. I'll try to highlight those as I go. Maybe it will make someone else's life a little easier. ;)

So, have fun reading! I know I'm having fun typing. :surfweb:

[lighttech]

Trying to get luggage, stroller, carseat, toddler, carryons, etc. was definitely a challenge. Especially when my suitcase wound up being 1 lb. overweight :scared: . I had to remove a pair of boots and put them in my carryon. Oops.

TIP: We decided to take a stroller and gate check. Rather than buy a stroller travel bag, I picked up a canvas laundry bag at Walmart for about $5. I let DS color on it with marker (which he loved). The carry strap made it easy, and the coloring made it immediately noticeable. (Just double check that your stroller fits inside.)

The flight to Orlando (security troubles notwithstanding) was fairly uneventful. It was DSs first flight, so he was pretty excited. As we took off and started looking at the tiny houses and cars, DS exclaimed "Ay yi yi... Can you believe it!?!?!" :lmao: Sometimes I think he's an 80yr old trapped in a 2 yr olds body.

TIP: If you are traveling out of Philadelphia, separate everything! We did not realize that even the digital cameras would have to come out of the carry-ons and go thru in their own gray bin. Also, our ziplocs of carryon liquids had to be separated.

TIP: Check airline guidelines. We found out that if you are traveling with an infant or small child, there are some allowances for liquids like a sealed juice box or formula.

Getting off the plane was relatively a breeze. If you have the opportunity to use ME, DO IT!! Having our bags magically appear in our room later that night w/o us having to get them from baggage claim was great. Plus, the ME bus ride was fun and our driver was entertaining. It made it feel like our vacation started as soon as we landed at MCO. :woohoo:

[Shmu]

All Star Sports was our first onsite stay also. That was back in 2000. We are so thankful for the value resorts. My DH won't stay off property now. Loves being on property. I am curious of how MVMCP went. Debating if we are going to purchase an extra ticket for that next year or not. I'll be tuning in. :surfweb:

[lighttech]

After a great ride on ME where the bus driver let DS play with an old microphone since he liked the driver's so much, and where I was thoroughly embarassed by being asked to sing all the verses of Its a Small World in order for All Star Sports to not be the end of the line (I failed miserably, but gave a noble attempt if I do say so myself), we checked in. DS was given a welcome pack with crayons and a 1st Visit pin. We were upgraded to a preferred room. (Sports is so compact, I didn't really have a preference, but it was a nice start none-the-less.) We wound up moving rooms b/c our 1st floor room had apparently had a minor flood, and the carpet was soaked. Front Desk handled this beautifully, and moved us immediately. The room was small, but nice. It had been refurb'd, and the new furniture was very cute. Sorry, we filled the room up w/ so much stuff, I didn't get any good room shots.

After a long day of cars, shuttles, planes and buses, DS needed to burn off some energy. We took him out to the football field btw the Touchdown buildings, and he ran and ran (and ran.) I wasn't sure he'd stop for dinner. :scared1:

Ds looks so tiny here
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We then headed to DTD. Stopped at House of Blues for a "Mommy and Daddy drink" and to meet an old friend. It was SO good to see him. Parts of the art festival were there, and there was live music, so we sat outside and DS had a blast. I was starving, but it was too early for dinner. I accosted a kid next to us who had the most delicious looking food. He rec'd the empanadas from Bongos, and I do TOO! YUM.

Tip: The line is long at Bongos window service, but its SO worth it. All the food was delicious, and the empanadas are only $1.25 each and the ham croquettes are only 75cents each! Such a deal.

Afterwards, we wandered the art booths, and went back to the shops. We did the fill a box w/ Mr. Potato Head parts ($19, and made DS feel like he had the run of the place grabbing handfuls of toys to fill it up w/. Just watch the little ones... w/o moderating, we had a TON of eyes and left arms. Mom and Dad had to balance things out a bit... we still came home w/ only 1 pair of feet. :lmao: ) DS also got to pick one "soft friend" to sleep w/ while on vacation, and picked Sully.

We visited the lego store and some others and picked up some little things for the folks back home. (Boy did I LOVE saying "charge it to the room, and please send the packages back to the hotel... I could get used to this. :rotfl: :cool1: ). DS burned off some steam at the little playground outside the lego store, and then we headed for dinner at Raglans.

Raglans had EXCELLENT food, and is on the DDP. DS announced "Mmmm. This is REALLY good." when he got his Mac-n-Cheese. I tasted it, and it was! Not your ordinary blue box noodles. Then he got ice cream for dessert, and watched our waiter every step of the way. (We were eating on their patio.) At one point he clapped his hands and bounced in his chair and yelled: "That man is getting my ICE CREAM!" Much to the amusement of the college kids next to us. :laughing:

Here's DS enjoying a lip-smacking desert.
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Back to the hotel and to sleep for DS. DH and I sat just outside the room w/ the door propped open while he settled in. Then we said goodbye to our friend and turned in ourselves. (There was actually an extended, unfortunate incident w/ dirty sheets and poor Mousekeeping, but I won't delve into the gory details... this post is long enough. And, in the end, we got a short, but good nights rest.)

Tip: We were concerned about sharing a room w/ DS and having him sleep well. He has a small tent, and we purchased a Ready Bed for toddlers that has built in bolsters on the side of the inflatable mattress. This gave him enough of a private feeling that he settled in even on nights we didn't douse the lights and head outside the door. The bolsters only do so much though, so be careful if your little ones are truly little.

OK, thanks for reading... more tomorrow when we get to the Magic Kingdom. :wizard:

[Richard Bruvofetc]

Enjoying your trippie. And your kid in the pyjamas and suitcase - surely a future Imagineer.:thumbsup2

[Shmu]

Loving the report. I love the big Coca Cola at All Star Sports. Have a pic of DH in front of that in my PTR. Cold, wet and dreary here in the South (that is a blessing though since we are in a drought) I have been looking at TR's to help keep me warm. Thanks for sharing.:goodvibes

[lighttech]

Loving the report. I love the big Coca Cola at All Star Sports. Have a pic of DH in front of that in my PTR. Cold, wet and dreary here in the South (that is a blessing though since we are in a drought) I have been looking at TR's to help keep me warm. Thanks for sharing.:goodvibes

Must be on the same wavelength today. I think I was reading your PTR while you were checking in on my TR. I just posted over at "Rumbly in my Tumbly."
:goodvibes

[whgrn]

I'm loving your TR!!! Your son is absolutely precious! I look forward to reading more of his antics!

Wendy in NJ
Check out my TR at www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1638072

[lighttech]

Got up early (as always with my little man.) DS popped out the bottom of his pop-up tent w/o even unzippering and exclaimed in his Captain Obvious nature "I popped out of my tent!" Then he climbed up in the "big bed" w/ me and DH and we put on some toons. Playhouse Disney of course!

After a little tired rummaging thru luggage, we headed to the food court, bought our souvenier mugs and got on the bus for our first ever Rope Drop at any Disney park. Magic Kingdom, here we come! :cool1:

[lighttech]

Arrived at MK via bus at around 8:30. DS loved the bus, and I loved the fairly short commute. (This was our first time on property.)

I had no idea what to expect from a "Rope Drop." I definitely recommend it. It just started our trip off right with that little bit of extra Disney magic. And, the anticipation and excitement in the crowd was great too.

Here's the train pulling into the station, loaded up w/ all our favorite friends.

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The MH confetti at the end fascinated DS. We were slower than expected getting into the park b/c he decided to collect the tiny pieces on the way in! :laughing: Already, we were learning that Disney w/ a toddler was going to be WAY diff't than our normal commando vacation style.

We headed over to frontierland first, so we could get over to Tom Sawyer's Island to hunt for paintbrushes. We didn't realize it didn't open for another hour :scared1: . But, it all worked out as we found a VERY nice CM and introduced her to DS. We wanted to show him her nametag and shirt so he would know who to talk to if he (God forbid) couldn't find us. (Up till now, we've always told him to only go w/ policemen/women.) She was great, spent some time w/ us, and even gave DS a sticker and a little card about Big Thunder Mtn. There was no wait for that ride, so DH and I used our first Rider Switch and took turns.

Still had about 1/2 hr till TSI, so we went over to Adventureland and DS got to ride his first ride Aladdin's Carpets. He LOVED it!!! And, we realized the challenge of explaining to a 2 1/2 yr old that it was o.k. to leave what he thought was the "funnest" thing ever b/c there was so much more fun to be had.

Took the ride over to TSI, and, found a paintbrush!!! Too cool. :cool2: DS liked playing w/ the brush and pretending to paint, and loved running around the island. After a bit, we hopped on the skiff back and showed off our find to the boat driver. He directed us to the back of the shed in the loading area. We didn't think this was odd as we had heard we would get a certificate, until he asked the other couple on the skiff to accompany us. As we rounded the corner... lo and behold... THE DREAM TEAM!!

To Be Continued...

[whgrn]

OK, you can NOT leave us hanging like this! Come on! Dish! What happened with the Dream Team?????????

Wendy in NJ
Check out my TR at www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1638072

[lighttech]

Just for you whgrn...

DS was given a certificate that he had had a "Magical Moment" and a special fast pass to ride Big Thunder Mountain. (He's too small, but we saved the paper for a souvenier.) Then, the Dream Team explained their mission, and handed me, DH, DS and the other couple Dream Fastpasses!!!

The parks were so slow that day that we didn't even use most of the tabs, but it was just so cool! We tend to be the people behind or just before the winners when it comes to contests and giveaways. So, to be picked just made the day. And, so early on, it really set the tone for a truly magical vacation.

OK, I hadn't intended to do anymore today, so I'll sign off here, but I didn't want to leave you hanging.

Here's DS with the Dream Team and his fastpass.

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[whgrn]

Oh, THANK YOU!!! Just for ME?:cool1:

How exciting for you. We didn't get any wishes but still had a blast. I can imagine that it made for a great start for your trip.

OK, now I will be able to sleep tonite...

Wendy in NJ
Check out my TR at www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t--1638072

[magsnden]

hey lighttech!!!
just got home last night and couldn't wait to check the boards!
LOVING your TR and your little man is too cute!
really great that you got dream fastpasses!
can't wait to hear more!!

[dizcrazed]

I just read your tr, going great. I can't wait to read more. I want a dream fastpass, We never get anything. I can only dream. Your ds is so cute.

[Philadisney]

I'm jealous you got a gift from the dream team! That last picture of your son with the dream team CMs is so cute. :cutie:

[lighttech]

After the excitement of the Dream Fastpass, we needed some substance, so we went over to Liberty Square and got a CS meal. Chicken, Fish and fries along w/ drinks and apple crisp. WAY more food than we ever eat for lunch... Especially at the parks. (I'm never hungry during the day, then I'm starving at night. :confused3 ) There was more than enough food to share w/ DS, so we saved a little there.

After lunch, we headed back down the way to Frontierland for the Woody's Cowboy Camp parade. DS (along w/ most of the other kids) was asked to participate by riding a wooden stick horse. He was reluctant, and I never push him into things, but I knew he'd have a great time. So, after a little suggesting, he went for it. (The CM who took charge of him was SO sweet. I wish I'd gotten her name so I could post it for CM thanks.) DS was by far the youngest, and was so overwhelmed that he stood still in the middle of the circle while all the other kids played "follow the leader." Then, he continued standing and staring while they put the stick horses away, and Woody danced with him! (Toy Story is his FAVORITE). The look of joy and amazement on his face was worth the entire trip. I almost cried. I could have gone home then and felt we got our money's worth. This was one of the highlights of his trip and he talked about it non-stop.

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After the parade, we wandered and did a few rides. We took it kind of slow for DS's sake. We hit futureland, but the Buzz ride was shut down. Did SM and the Monsters Laugh Floor, where we had another suprise. DS and I got highlighted during one of the stand up routines. DS (for once) didn't play shy and said his name and where we were from and laughed and said "NOOooo" when the monsters claimed our home town was where the Eiffel Tower was. He thought it was a hoot to see himself on the "big giant TV."

Then it was off to Main Street for DS's first "real" haircut. (Up until then I'd always done it. This was a fantastic experience. He loved the haircut and the CMs were so good with him.

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TIP: For a fairly low price ($14?) you can get your little one's first haircut there. You get a great cut, a certificate that says "Baby's First Haircut" and Mouse Ears that say the same on the back.

I have pics from this which I will post later... Lunchbreak is over.

[Shmu]

Can't wait until pics are posted. I bet they are adorable. So neat about Woody and DS. That's why we go right? I have plenty of memories from my childhood and I hope I have passed some onto my family. Anticipation of what else went on.popcorn:: TR help me get through cold, winter days.

[MagiKitty]

That picture of your little boy getting his fast pass is so cute! That little grin!

Its so neat to hear about going to the World with a little guy. Your first day and already so much magic! Just to watch him make so many special memories is priceless.

I was actually afraid I'd be on the big screen at the Monster's show. Glad to hear your little guy had a better attitude about it than I would.

Keep going! We're waiting!

[AUdisfan]

Hey lighttech!

I just realized that although I've subscribed to your TR and have been reading it, I've never told you what a great job you're doing. I'm enjoying reading about your little boys first trip and seeing the pics. He is so cute.
Keep up the good work, can't wait to read more.:thumbsup2

[lighttech]

Above post edited to Add photos. Enjoy!

[Shmu]

LOVE the added photos. I was glancing back at you TR. What are the paintbrushes at TSI? Never heard of this.

[lighttech]

LOVE the added photos. I was glancing back at you TR. What are the paintbrushes at TSI? Never heard of this.

Pm'd you.

[disneyfanforlife]

I love your tr so far. It is so cute. Your son is so cute. Did he love his hair cut?

[lighttech]

I love your tr so far. It is so cute. Your son is so cute. Did he love his hair cut?

He did. (Of course, we kept telling him he was SO handsome. So, it might have been all the lavished attention.)
They do a great job there. Up till now, I've always cut his hair, and he's very good about it, but doesn't particularly like it. He still talks about how fun it was getting his hair cut at "Mickey's barber."

[lighttech]

After the haircut, we hit a few more rides, and it was just about time for our ADR at Liberty Tree Tavern. The Christmas decorations were very pretty, the food was excellent and DS loved his first big encounter with a lot of characters. A side note about how wonderful the CM's can be. I was having trouble with my camera and was just about devastated that at our first character ADR on our first day just before MVMCP I was not going to be able to take pictures. The CM serving us must have seen how upset I was, b/c she kept offering to help in any way she could. She charged our video camera for us at the wait station so we'd have that, she made sure we knew we could stay a little longer since we'd missed our first opportunity for pictures with a few characters, and then, even after we'd figured out we probably had a bad batch of batteries (I will NEVER buy Rayovac again no matter how low the price) she still came back and GAVE us a disposable camera so we would be sure we wouldn't miss any special memories. I actually started to cry a little b/c it was so sweet. (I made sure I waited to talk to the manager and tell her how special our CM made our dinner.)

As we left LTT, we caught some of Wishes and it was pretty neat walking right out into them. Not a bad place for viewing either. You don't see everything, but its also not as crowded.

Then, we made our way to the front of the park and got our wristbands for MVMCP. I was SO excited! I've always wanted to see Christmas at the parks. We rode a bunch of rides w/ the shorter lines. (Mostly DS's speed... Pooh, Small World, Peter Pan.) And got a few good photo ops. We decided to try HM with DS, and told him he could just cover his eyes if he didn't like anything. He did this a few times, then buried his face in my lap. After a few seconds of reassuring him it was just pretend, I realized he was ASLEEP! :rotfl: We carried him off the ride and put him in his stroller and enjoyed a nice leisurely walk around the park sipping hot chocolate and eating cookies and letting DS rest. He slept straight through the second "Christmas" version of Wishes. (I couldn't believe it, it was so loud!)

Then, we woke him up to see the Holiday parade. He was enthralled, and so was I.

We were going to head home, but noticed the crowds were moving out fast and heavy, so we asked DS if he would like to do one more ride. We headed back to Aladdin's Carpets, and guess who was on the ride in the car in front of us. Aladdin and Jasmine!!! We weren't able to ride with them, but it was still cool. And, Aladdin was so nice. As we got off, DH asked if DS could get a picture, but Aladdin and Jasmine were being pretty sternly directed that they had to go. Aladdin said sorry and started to walk off, then turned on his heel, ran back and gave DS a high five. He obviously couldn't stay for a pic, but closed out DSs night (and ours) on a real high note.

As I said, a magical day all around. We really felt blessed to have had so many fantastic things happen and to have had such a great beginning to our vacation.

[lighttech]

We slept in a little after 2 semi late nights, grabbed a quick breakfast at the hotel caf and headed to MGM. We weren't sure if we'd spend the whole day there or not.

DS was again very excited by the bus ride and couldn't wait to get wherever we were going. We didn't have much of a plan for MGM and took it sort of leisurely. Got some FP for TOT and then headed to the back of the park. We got to see Lighting McQueen and Tow Mater drive down the lot street and then got in line for pics and autographs. DS was totally amazed. Photo ops were priceless and DS had his "I Love Trucks" shirt and his HotWheels sunglasses.

Then it was off to Buzz and Woody. Toy Story is DS's favorite, so he was thrilled. He asked Buzz where his batteries were and told him he sure thought his rocketship was pretty cool. (So, I guess this "Rocketship Sandwich" is actually a club sandwich w/ a rocketship in the middle too.)

He asked Woody if he remembered dancing w/ him in the parade the day before, and of course Woody did. He's got such a good memory. :upsidedow Then, just as we were about to walk away, DS got very excited, ran over to the Woody poster on the wall of Al's Toy Barn and exclaimed w/ amazement "Woody!!! That's a picture of YOU!!!" Woody, bless his heart, acted appropriately amazed and excited too, and we went on our way.

Then it was lunch at Pizza Planet which DS refused to eat b/c he was too excited.

TIP: Pizza Planet is another great deal on the CS dining plan. Pizza, salad, mickey ears marshmallow krispy treat and a drink.

More later.... and I'll add some pics too.

[Shmu]

This has made my morning. Hearing the comments from your DS are priceless. I love being reminded how children see the world. So wonderful that the CM gave you a disposable camera. Adorable that DS fell asleep on HM. Way to go Aladdin for making an effort to make a moment for your DS. Love your DS's comments about Buzz and Woody. This TR will help you keep those memories also. Merry Christmas.:santa:

[lighttech]

Thanks Schmu. You're a wonderful supporter. I plan on printing the trip report when I'm done and keeping it with all our other memories from the trip. I don't plan on forgetting a minute of it.

[magsnden]

i'm really enjoying your tr!! can't wait to see pictures too.
what a cutie your son is!

[M&N]

This is so good. It's great seeing those sweet photos of your little guy. It's such a joy to read that such magical moments happened to you all. Your TR will keep it alive for him as he gets older. Terrific parents.

[Shmu]

Saving you M&N.
Lighttech....anymore?
popcorn::

[lighttech]

Maybe at lunch tomorrow. I used up all my time today chatting w/ all y'all over on the TK.

As I said there, I know. I really need to get back to this!!! I have to pull out my notes though... memory getting a little foggy...

[lighttech]

After lunch at Pizza Planet, all DS wanted to do was play with the games in the arcade. After 2 exciting and exhausting days, the poor kid had hit his limit. He had a minor fit when we told him we had to leave. (A fit for DS being, pouting and making little whimper noises.) We kept trying to explain that this was not the last fun thing we would see... it just didn't matter, the games were too fun. Once we got outside though, he spotted the Muppets fountain and ran straight for it. Every time Miss Piggy spun around he got a tiny bit wet and giggled with glee.

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We asked him if he wanted to see another movie with funny glasses and he clapped and exclaimed with a resounding "YES!!" The Muppet 3D was a big hit. By the end, he was even reaching out to try and touch the characters. Then, we went on our way to the front of the park, but I insisted on stopping at the little coffee shop near the Muppet movie. I can't remember the name, but I know it was a favorite of mine when DH and I went years ago. I used some snack credits and got coffee for me, a giant cookie for DH and a blue slushie as a suprise for DS. He sucked it down like there was no tomorrow. He hadn't eaten all day, nor had we been able to get him to drink enough. This however was gone within minutes (can you say BRAIN FREEZE :scared1: ) and DS looked up with a toothy blue grin and said "YUM! More Blue Drink Please!"

OK, I haven't dug out my notes, so the rest will have to wait, but at least I'm back on the horse.

[M&N]

I love that fountain too. What a happy face.

[DisneyFun08]

Just found this report. Loving it and can hardly wait for more!

[DL55]

Love this report. Your DS is adorable! :love:
I must pay more attention to siggies. I don't know how I missed this. :confused3

[Shmu]

http://i221.photobucket.com/albums/dd220/lighttechie/MuppetFountain.jpg


Wow, I missed an update. Love the pic of DS at the fountain.
Muppet 3D is still one of our favorites.
My DS, now 18, still laughs just like he did as a toddler. Just deeper.:lmao:
Glad you had an update.
I'm sitting here surrounded by tornadoes.
Wierdest thing. Clear here but all neighboring cities are in the midst of major storms and tornadoes.
I even heard the siren go off from the next city.:scared1:
I'll make sure I check in tonight on the Thread Killers. So far so good for us, but not everybody else in GA.

[Pikester]

Subscribing.

Your son is so precious! :angel:

[DISNEYmooner2008]

I'm joining in!!