After eating and before heading out to Goofy's Garden Golf, we had the kids take pictures with Mickey.
Parker was first, so I'll just show his.
The rest looked pretty much the same, except some were taller, some were shorter, some were girls, and none of the rest were getting over pink-eye.
Poor little fella - he had been on his antibiotics for over 24 hours, but his Mom still made sure he didn't touch anyone else's food or anything else, so he was the 'leper' for the night. His cupcakes were separated from everyone else's, so in true Disney style, Chef Mickey's catered to special mealtime needs.
Then it was time to burn off some calories with nine holes of golf.
The kids went in age order, with Kemper leading off.
Hole 1.
Next up was Carson.
Between holes 1 and 2, they had to stop and water the watermelon.
Hole 2 was what everyone needs in their gardens -
a money tree!
I won't bore you with all of the pictures, but rather I'll just tell you about some of the other holes and give you a variety of pictures. Among other things, there was a daisy/Daisy garden, an apple ramp, a corn row, a snake tunnel, a pumpkin patch, and a vegetable race.
The cabbage won the race, of course, because he's always a-head.
Yes, that and other 'corny' jokes were placed all around the course, mostly for the adults, since the kids were too little to get any of them.
How do you make an apple turnover?
Roll it down a hill, of course.
Or in this case, roll it up a ramp.
At hole 6, they had to stop and spray some pesky bugs away.
Watch out for those snakes!
Kemper took over showing everyone what to do at each hole.
Can he sink this putt?
Bella couldn't hit up the ramp, so she just threw it up the ramp.
They loved spraying the bugs!
Once again, Bella is cheating, while Dean looks at her with a
'That's not how you do it!' look on his face.
A good kind of crazy. 
Oh how lucky kids are these days 
