Looks like another yummy meal at SS.
Very smart hiding the pie until the end

I am sure I would forget that part.
We always have good meals at SS. I think one trip we ate there three times.
We're pretty good at remembering to hide the desserts til the end. One glimpse of key lime pie, and Carter's MacCheese would have lost all its appeal.
Man, that was just an off-day for you guys. I'm sorry about having to skip the thrill rides and missing out on the pork chop. At least there was key lime pie to make up for the lack of your desired entree (and for the almond croissant).
I laughed at Carter's determination not to let the grape in his mouth. Nothing was getting in his way of mac and cheese.
It was definitely an off-day for us. It was kind of funny how many things just didn't quite go right. I was expecting a perfect day, too, since Jeremy was back. The key lime pie did help our night to end on a good note.
No grapes in Carter's mouth! Carter was really loving his macaroni and cheese.
It never fails, does it? The minute you want to do someting productive, a shining little face wants your immediate attention.
No pork chop?
Key Lime Pie? 
I am truly sorry the day did not go as expected, but the beauty of Disney is we are always left with wanting more, right?
I probably shouldn't have talking about going on rides so loudly. Carter probably heard it in his sleep and woke up so he could go, too. I'm sure he thinks he's ready for Mission Space orange.
No pork chop. It was too bad, really. After no Chewy Caramel Bars, I wouldn't have thought they'd be out of something again.
That Key Lime Pie was wonderful! I'm glad they had that.
That's certainly true, we're always wanting more. This trip was way too short. Even though the day didn't go as I thought, it was still a pretty good day, overall. We had a lot of fun.
What an eventful day at Epcot! It stinks that you missed out on the Caramel Chewy Bar and the pork chops, but at least you got yummy Key Lime Pie and the American Dream.

I will be trying all of your Epcot recommendations on our upcoming trip.
Carter and Landon are such sweeties, every time I read an update I giggle over their cute little expressions.

DD will be turning 3 in January when we go and I can't wait to see how a trip with a toddler will turn out. Hopefully she'll be potty trained by then.
Our Epcot day was kind of crazy, but it was a lot of fun, still. I do wish they had had the Chewy Caramel Bars. I keep wondering now, if they're really as good as I think or if they won't be able to live up to the hype the next time I get one. I hope you like all my favorite Epcot foods.
Carter and Landon are very sweet boys. I'm very lucky to have them. I love to see all the things they do and the faces they make. You know, I've been hearing that 3 is a great age, so I'm guessing your trip will be really fun. Good luck with potty training!
I can kinda see how two so little and so close in age might make things seem to move slow for you. I'm definitely the opposite there though. It seems like the years just flew! These baby days really don't last long enough.
Glad you had a nice dinner, despite all the food issues of the day. What's up with the grape refusal there? I thought they loved them! Maybe you should've grabbed some ketchup?
I should talk to someone with twins and see if they think it goes by really slow. Maybe it's just me. I can think of so many fun things to do with the boys when they're a little big older. Probably the years will start flying by soon enough.
Generally speaking, Carter and Landon do both love grapes. Occasionally, though, one of them will refuse to eat a food that he usually enjoys. I don't really know why. The best I can come up with is that Carter just really, really wanted macaroni and cheese.

I'm sure Carter would have been willing to dip grapes in ketchup for me, but he doesn't like ketchup himself.
So am I!

I suppose I am, too.