As the kids rested, I packed. I left out their outfits for that night and the next day. I hate packing to go home – it sucks! After their rest the kids got up, showered and dressed. They had some snacks in the room to help them hold off until dinner. We all dressed up a little this night because we were going to LeCellier for dinner.
Our dinner reservations were at 6:55pm but we headed over around 5:00. The bus ride was quick and easy, even though we did run through POR.
Once into Epcot we stopped and did some photo ops then Steve took the kids to the bathroom while I doublechecked our ADR with guest services. I hadn’t remembered to verify the time before leaving
oops. But I was right and she said not to mention too loudly we had ADRs there, people might get jealous. Lol
Meeting back up with the family we decided to ride Spaceship Earth – again. It was fun because this time I got to ride with Emma. She’d fallen asleep her 1st ride and it was fun to explain it all to her etc. After the ride we stopped to enjoy Project Tomorrow. We hadn’t stopped the other day we were here so this was really fun. The 2 big kids played the energy game while Emma did Super Driver.
Finishing up at Project Tomorrow we exited and realized we had to go AROUND to get the stroller. Steve went and did that and met back up with us. We headed to Club Cool to enjoy the Coca-Cola from around the world. Knowing what I know, I had the camera primed and ready for....
...Beverly!
Now this one is funny because she KNOWS its nasty and still tasted it, just to get the money shot.
We took a relaxed walk to World Showcase. Along the way everyone needed a potty break, except Emma and I. We sat and enjoyed the view while we waited. Finally we made it to Canada and checked in for dinner. Probably 10 minutes after checking in, leaving the stroller outside and waiting inside, it rained… stroller probably got soaked, I don’t know. By the time we got out it was dry, so I was happy, but I did worry about it.
We did have to wait about 20 minutes total for our table, but we were indoors in the A/C and dry from the rain. Finally called, we were escorted to our seat, a very nice booth. Kids fit into one side, while Steve and I sat in another.
We had an amazing waitress who helped us chose items to get. Kids all got steaks. Steve got the Veal Tbone and I got the Mushroom Filet minus the mushrooms. When the food arrived, we did what all parents do. Put ours aside and cut the kids up. While cutting we both took a bite… Oh-My-Gosh! The kids steaks were amazing! Usually the kid steak on any steakhouse menu are dry and really tasteless – these steaks were almost better than any adult steak most places. YUMMO!
Once we had the kids taken care of we got to enjoy our own meals. I took a bite and … delicious. WOW! It was really good! I mean – GOOD! Steve took a bite and I sat watching him… waiting. He just stared off into no where. “well honey, what?” He could not even find words, it was THAT GOOD! He was in heaven! When the waitress returned, he told her just how amazing his meal was and thanked her! She’d recommended it after all!
When we were finished, we got a box for the bone – yes, she looked at us oddly also, but he was hoping to be able to bring it home to the dog. He loves his dog.
Then, it was time for DESSERT! The best part of any meal, even after that amazing steak!! Steve ordered Chocolate on Chocolate Whiskey cake
and I ordered the mouse
both were wonderful!
It was truly a wonderful dinner, one of our favorites!
Leaving LeCellier, Steve just loved this pavilion, he spent probably 10 minutes taking pictures
We then found spots at the rail, just off to the side of Canada. There was a tree partially obstructing the sky, but we had a perfect view of the water and the branch in the way was not that bothersome at all. It made it great b/c people weren’t crowding us for our spot.
It’s been years since I’ve seen Illuminations. Catherine went through a fear of fire. We could do other fireworks, but with the fire in the ball in the middle of the lake, she refused to sit through Illuminations. Thank goodness kids get older and grow out of things. As it started Steve and I stood behind Jack and Catherine with Emma to our side in the stroller. It was an amazing show and we all truly loved it!
Once the show was over, we joined the masses and headed to the bus. The ride home was uneventful but a bit sad. This was in fact our last night. And this time the next day, Catherine would be with her grandparents, gone for 5 weeks
We get back to POFQ and head straight to bed. I completed some packing and got to bed myself.