The trip was good--very, very hot!! The girls ended up playing much further in the tournament than we anticipated so we didn't get as much Disney time as we had thought we would--but that's okay! They finished 9th in the World Series out of 32 teams!!!! We were hoping to win one game and were thrilled with the way it all worked out--considering we came here with only 9 girls, so no substitutes--every girl, played every inning. They had a blast!
We did do all the parks--although Animal Kingdom was very brief! We went to EMH one morning at 7am to ride Everest and had to be at the softball field by 8:15. We were first in the park, first on the ride and back out the gate by like 7:40! On Saturday we did 4 parks and 4 resorts in 8 hours.
I may try to can peaches this summer--if I get brave enough! We usually get good peaches here by mid August. We'll see if I have enough courage--Oh, and enough time! Gotta get DD packed and delivered to college in less than 3 weeks!!!!
We went into that little church as well. I thought it was awesome! For them to take all those pictures and then animate them to use them in the movie was so cool. You should watch it once--just the music is worth the time! But the storyline is cute as well. I wanted to see it so made my teenage boys go with me to the theatre--yeah, they were thrilled! LOL
I love the small font. LOL! Seriously, you really should watch the movie, though. It is amazing. Even if you just watch it for the animation. The story is also spectacular, though. Of course I've seen it 5,867 times because I have 2 girls under the age of 15. I probably don't need to see it again.
I wonder of that Frozen exhibit is still in the church? It looks pretty cool!
Where's the bathroom!?!?! Too funny!
I hope they still have that Frozen exhibit in the church when we go in October. I'd like to see that.
Seems like y'all were doing a great job of dodging the rain!
I'm with Hunter...LOVE Frozen. I've watched it several times, alone and with my hubby. I have to be sure we get into see that exhibit when we are there in September since we missed it in June.
I think while you were nice and dry in Mexico, we were getting nice and drenched in Canada.
Norway? Nothing like school? I'm betting you had School Bread. I'll be curious as to what you thought of it (Mark and I had it a few years ago).
I guess that I'll borrow the movie from Hunter's girlfriend and watch it. She brought it over one weekend and I never even picked it up.
), is the fact that there is always something new to try. It can be something that’s new to everybody or something that’s new to us. This time, we were trying something new to us. 
Or No Cha-Ching! 
) but we found that most of those were a little wet because they were on the outer edge. We found one that wasn’t too wet and sat down to enjoy our treats.
Quite honestly, the school bread didn’t have much flavor to it. I guess that I was thinking that it’d taste more along the lines of a donut. The troll horn was just okay too. I’d score them a B-, possibly a C. The Sprite? Hunter rated it an A+. 
Uh, no, they’d be getting something else as a souvenir. We walked out and it was humid but the sun was semi-shining so we continued our walk around World Showcase stopping here and there yet not really doing anything other than window shopping. I think that this was the day that we bought John’s mother something in China but I’m not really sure.
If you see me and I keep on walking, scream at me ‘cause I promise I didn’t see you.)
I'm sorry...that's all I can say about that. 
for an unexpected DIS Meet. So nice that you got to meet Jessie.
Oh good...Mark and I were not alone. We did not care for the school bread at all. I thought it was awful (and that was without eating the coconut which I detest) and Mark said it was really bland.
Hunter with the troll.
What is it with men and half naked women anyway?
I can't wait to hear what you think of the Beach and Yacht Club.
Oh, by the way, is this the day we met up at Epcot at Starbucks? I didn't put it in my TR because I couldn't remember? Or this earlier in your trip before we got there?
And you were smart enough to get a picture! Don't worry about your bangs! You look lovely. I'm sure everyone's hair was doing weird things with that humidity.
Heck, you probably know more about family law than most lawyers!
I know that was a short update, but I can't remember all what I wanted to comment on! Sheesh.
That sounds like me! What did I want to say?
Glad you tried a new snack - even though it was kind of blah. I agree, by the way. Norwegians are not known for their food having lots of flavor. Trust me, they are all over up here. They think ketchup is spicy. no lie.
Goodness, they'd never make it here in Louisiana where everything is spicy.
Love Hunter and his old buddy Mr. Troll!
He had that "what's up dude?" look on his face.
Never been in the little church - I always forget when I'm there.
This was the first time that we had ever been in the church. It sure did feel small with all those folks in there.
Belly dancing - ugh. At my kids' dance studio, they rent out a room a couple nights a week to some women who do belly dancing. The kids think it's so strange!
So, you're saying they aren't going to take up belly dancing any time soon?
So cool that you were spotted by a fellow DISer!
Ah, shucks! Thanks! My hair was going every which-a-way! It was so nice that we had the impromptu Dis Meet. They were a lovely family and I'm glad that we met.
Am I gonna have to call the cops - dispensing legal advice without a law license?
