KatMark
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- Aug 5, 2007
Thanks for all the nice comments about the girls. I am very blessed Cayley is hoping to achieve a big skill in the gym today-the round off back handspring!! It is really the stepping stone for all her tumbling passes for Trampoline and Tumbling. She has had the ability to do one for about a month but fear has held her back. She tried one on Sat but wants to do it for her favorite coach today.
Let us know how Cayley does.
I don't think this will be the last girl's trip forever. After looking at the points needed for Aulani I think we will wait until 2016. We really need the 1 bedroom when Jeff comes along. We are looking at doing an all inclusive beach place with some friends.
I can see needing a one bedroom so you have more space!
Avery asked for a sewing machine for her birthday. My Mom was a big sewer/quilter when she was alive. Me not so much at all. So Jeff is in charge of teaching her. He was on You Tube this weekend looking things up and watching tutorials. So cute.
What a good daddy he is!
Okay Kathy and Mary, I'm all caught up now. Both of you did great jobs with the intros and the pictures are all great! Of course, the girls are as cute as buttons!
Thanks, Lisa.
Our Arrival Day
I finally broke down yesterday and bought our airline tickets. They were outrageous, I may have to sell a body part or rob a bank. And no buying them months ago would not have helped.
OUCH! Just don't sell your legs...you'll need those to walk around the parks.
We leave Phx at 855a. Which means we will have to be up by 6a, on the road to the airport by 645a and arriving at the airport around 730a. Our tradition is to get Starbucks and some snacks. I also pack snacks for the plane. We will all bring our Ipads and watch various movies. We will also probably read. Arrival in Orlando is at around 430p. SO with the time change it is roughly a 4.5 hour flight and we lose a day LOL. We arrive about a half an hour before Kathy so will probably grab something at the food court.
I actuallya rrive at 4:50 so I shouldn't be too far behind you. Don't eat too much in the food court if we're going to DTD for dinner and ice cream.
We will then meet up and take the ME to OKW. We picked OKW for 2 beds, pool and location. I requested to be near the main area so the that we would not have to trek to far for the pool and adult bev. After checking in we will head to DTD. I am ok with EOS but the girls are not big fans. They do not really enjoy hot sandwiches. I have to agree that warm pb&j is just gross. I am all for ice cream and shopping after dinner.
Darn kids; we could always get them something else and we could go to EOS. But I'm happy at either place.
Up next, pur first park!!!
I'll try to get that started Wednesday if I can.
DtD the first day sound great! We will also be doing DTD our first day but it is after a few hours sleep!! We will spend most of the day there just hanging out and relaxing!!!
With your late arrival, that is a good idea.
I love EoS and I actually like Warm PB&J sandwiches... I guess I am weird!! Oh wait... I knew I was weird!
No, you aren't weird...just different.
I am trying to exchange into DVC for our fall trip and OKW or SSR may be our only choices. I shy away from them because of their size! We shall see what the future holds! Any recommendations for one or the other? We DO NOT get a rental car and rely on Disney Transportation.
I've never done SSR so I can't comment on it. At OKW, there is a bus stop in each village. I think in all of my stays there (and this includes Mary, the girls and I and just hubby and I), we had issues with the bus only once.
I made it! We were in Evanston/Chicago this weekend (left straight from work on Friday) and had a fun weekend in your hometown--my brother lives there. Of course we had to drive downtown to visit the "Princess Store," aka Disney store and eat around the corner at Gino's.
I love Gino's...haven't been in years though. How nice that you got to come and visit your brother.
Your girls are beautiful! I remember when I was Avery's age I was close to my ROBH (easier than typing it out) and being so scared I didn't truly get it until I was 12. I was a cheerleader, not a gymnast, though, and was learning on panel mats on top of a gym floor. I'm sure Cayley will nail it in no time!
That is the sweetest thing I've ever heard about your DH and learning the sewing.
Jeff is a good hubby! Just don't tell him I said that.