So yes, two years in a row for us as well. 
Yay for Mickey Mail!!!!
I saw it posted on FB the other day.
At this rate, will there be anything left to see and do?
Grats on your Mickey Mail! Technically, I got mine yesterday. But that's only technically. I went in to the TA's office to make a change ... and she was setting the phone down (she was calling me to tell me MM was here). So we made a change and they'll send me new MM. So I'll have to wait and be jealous.
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Haha sorry to get you worried about your Mickey Mail!!! I swear, I think I've unintentionally gone down in Dis history as a nail-biting Mickey Mail tale!!
I'm glad yours showed up right on time!!
Adventureland is my favorite too! I just love everything about it!
Isn't opening up your mailbox and seeing Mickey Mail the best? It sprinkles a little magic on your day. (Not to mention relieves the stress of wondering if all the information will arrive in time, but small details, right...
Adventureland is a great choice. Especially because of Dole Whips, nothing can really compare to that wonderful treat.
So...whoopsies, forgot a day! Thats ok, I will now reward you with 2 days worth of the parks challenge.
Day 3 is...Favorite Thing To Eat At a Disney Park
Answer:
(Please, ignore my combination really sleepy/really excited/slightly cross-eyed picture)
The Dole Whip Float. (Yes, Mrs. Stoejne, that is a Proper Noun, as it is the name of a significant thing, therefore, I capitalized it!) Self explanatory as to why this is my favorite, but I will be honest, we didn't do much snacking in the parks last time, we had sooooo many ADRs! Thats ok, this time we have a little more time built into the touring plan for snacking! Yay!!
I mean, I finished it ... but I wasn't about to throw it away. It was hot outside and the DWF was cold. But no one in our family really liked it. 
But I know some people would die for one. So they can have one for me.
I'll probably be shot, but I didn't care for the Dole Whip Float.
Looks delicious!!!
And I may have to split my one with DH. Ugh, I am such a light-weight.
I tolerate pineapples, but I actually like pineapple juice. And yes, the cup was super sticky. We found restrooms nearby so we could scrub our hands. Well, mostly me, since everyone else sampled while I held it.
I'm hoping to try an adult beverage! Just not positive which one. I can only do one in Epcot ... otherwise I'll get in trouble for public intoxication.
So...whoopsies, forgot a day! Thats ok, I will now reward you with 2 days worth of the parks challenge.
Day 3 is...Favorite Thing To Eat At a Disney Park
Answer:
(Please, ignore my combination really sleepy/really excited/slightly cross-eyed picture)
The Dole Whip Float. (Yes, Mrs. Stoejne, that is a Proper Noun, as it is the name of a significant thing, therefore, I capitalized it!) Self explanatory as to why this is my favorite, but I will be honest, we didn't do much snacking in the parks last time, we had sooooo many ADRs! Thats ok, this time we have a little more time built into the touring plan for snacking! Yay!!
You look incredibly happy to be holding that DWF. 
Annnd... I didn't try an actual DWF from Aloha Aisle last time - I tried the one from Capt. Cooks at the Poly - as I have been told that they are the same thing. I am definately not going to pass it up this time - however - it is not on my "must have" list like the Cream Cheese Pretzels are. 
I tolerate pineapples, but I actually like pineapple juice. And yes, the cup was super sticky. We found restrooms nearby so we could scrub our hands. Well, mostly me, since everyone else sampled while I held it.
I'm hoping to try an adult beverage! Just not positive which one. I can only do one in Epcot ... otherwise I'll get in trouble for public intoxication.
Rofl. I am a huge light weight too... I can just see us going to the DISmeet with one drink under our belt and fully intoxicated... Our Dis friends would us.
So, here it was. Our very last dinner of the trip. San Angel was the only place I did not bring my confirmation number with, and cosmically so, was the only place I needed it, since they could not find our reservation. After a few minutes, we got it sorted all out, something was apparently lost in translation over the spelling of my very Dutch last name. It was also POURING outside at this point and so everyone was taking shelter in the Mexico pavillion (hey, they do have tequila!) which was causing quite a chaotic scene. Anyhow, we got it all sorted out and made our way to our table.
We are both huge Mexican food lovers.I was committed to ignoring the negative reviews on this joint and just enjoying myself.
First, chips and salsa, Yum, but about the same as we would get at a restaurant at home.
So, for apps, I got
Tostados de Jaiba - Fried corn tortillas topped with shredded crab meat, mixed with chipolte mayo, red onions, cilantro, and lime juice $11
Oh my word. These were a meal in and of themselves, and absolutely delicious. Great combo of texture, color, and flavors. And just the right amount of spice. I like spicy, but I also like to be able to taste after eating something spicy. These had a nice mellow smolder to them.
Adam had
Tostados de Tinga - Fried corn tortillas topped with black beans, lettuce, onions, advocado, tomato marinated chicken, sour cream, and fresh cheese $9
He was less than impressed with this, but did eat it all, so couldn't have been all that bad.
For entrees, I couldn't resist these babies.
Tacos de Ribeye - Grilled ribeye served over flour tortillas topped with a red bell pepper sauce granished with scallions and avocado $24
Mmmm...again tasty, but another large portion. I was worried about the ribeye being too chewy or tough. Nothing classier (or not so much) than being stuck in the middle of your taco with a bit of steak you can't get through. Definitely was not a problem here though. The meat was very tender and well prepared. This were very good, but not quite as much as my appetizer.
Adam had:
Mole Poblano - Grilled chicken breast served over a bed of chicken morsels, carrots, chayote chiles, with the classic sauce of spices and a hint of chocolate $24
The boy cleared off that entire plate! He is much more a 5 alarm spice guy, and this delivered on that. It was a bit too spicy for my taste, but he was very pleased with it.
On to dessert. I wanted something light (more like needed something light), so went with this:
It was a white chocolate mousse with fresh berries. I see on the menu now that it has been changed to a chocolate mousse.
The mousse part was not all that great. The berries were fresh and exactly what I needed after that meal. The caramel though. HEAVENLY!! My only complaint on the caramel is that there was not enough of it.
Adam, also being super stuffed, went with this:
Ice cream and caramel. Groundbreaking. And yummy.
We were really pleased with our meal here. Definitely not romantic, but the setting itself is lovely, and food is really tasty here. Our service was also great.
If your DH won't split it with you - I will.
D~
