i love the picture of him sleeping with the mickey confetti on his face, its great.
Great update!
We got very used to the boat taking us to DTD when we were staying at SSR last summer, I loved taking that little boat,
I love the toffee cake at LTT....heaven on a plate!
ILiberty Square. I know there isn't much there but I just adore it. How did you like lunch at LTT?? I'm debating going there in September.
I'm glad that your breakfast made you feel better. Jen & I had a morning like that at Epcot last year...we figured out that we hadn't had any caffeine yet. D'oh! You forget about those things at Disney.
Haley meeting the fairies sounds like a precious moment for the two of you.
I couldn't believe the line when we got out. I'd heard that you needed to hit it right at rope drop, and they were right! I'm so glad we did it. But we missed out on riding very many rides because of it, too.
I need to enjoy it while it lasts, I guess. But I looked at all that Shelley and co. got to do that day and I'm a bit torn. Oh, well - it made Haley's day! It really is an neat area. I actually wish we'd been able to hit Toontown with Will. I think he would have loved Mickey's house. But this was pretty much the only thing we did there. And it'll be gone when we go back...
They both ducked (Haley was almost on the floor of the log) as we went down the plume. If it wasn’t for the fact that Bryan and I can vouch that we were sitting next to them, you wouldn’t even know they were there!
You sure you two just didn't want to ride together????
I'm so happy you were able to ride Splash!!
I'm sure it's not funny when Will is crying but it's funny that he does it when people sing Happy Birthday. I'm sure he'll grow out of it soon.
Relaxing nights are key at Disney, you need the downtime to relax and rejuvenate!
Such a good mommy.....Great updates and pictures!
What luck running into Snow White! That is definitely a rare one for us.
Love the Mickey confetti on the face! Too cute.
I've never gotten that stupid sword out of that stone either.
LTT always sounds good, but still one place we haven't eaten yet! Have to get there soon.
Kids in the floor of the boat on Splash....
The pot roast was seriously good too, though. 
I think it's just the fact that it's a sword. As you'll see later in the TR, he's a bit weapons-obsessed. Such a boy.... I wish they still did the show where Merlin comes out and a kid actually gets to at least move it. He would sooooo eat that up!
I still have catching up to do, but I'll at least comment on your most recent post and go back to read the others.
I loved the Splash picture! Hilarious with the "missing" kids!
That's great that you found a restaurant that everyone enjoyed and you got some kudos.
I could say exactly the same thing. Except substitute CSR for CBR regarding hammocks.
I admit that, after large productions for Haley and Jack until just this last year, I'm about over birthday parties!! Again, not going to win the Mommy of the Year award here anytime soon... He's doomed as the third child, I think.
Yeah, most of us don't start hating that song until later in life, and then we don't want the constant reminders......
Yeah, that first child you film every little thing, then the second one you try to do the same, but that camcorder starts getting heavy and a pain in the butt to keep the batteries charged! By the time that third one comes along you can't remember where you put the camera, and all those wonderful first dirty diapers, spitting up, etc. just becomeOooh...I hadn't thought about not having to have bday parties....
Yeah, most of us don't start hating that song until later in life, and then we don't want the constant reminders......
Yeah, that first child you film every little thing, then the second one you try to do the same, but that camcorder starts getting heavy and a pain in the butt to keep the batteries charged! By the time that third one comes along you can't remember where you put the camera, and all those wonderful first dirty diapers, spitting up, etc. just become
and headed to the laundry area. Mom and Aunt Dee also had some laundry to do, and after it was all started I walked to Old Port Royale to sit with them while they used some extra CS credits on breakfast. As we were walking back to the laundry area, I stopped by the room to check in on DH and the kids. While I was there, I ran into Sue, who told me that shed saved me when she went to do a quick load of laundry. Apparently, some lady had come to do her laundry and was being very loud about the fact that someone had filled a machine but hadnt even started it. It was me, of course I apparently didnt start my second load. Sue was laughing
apparently, the lady was very intent on doing her laundry! Sue had started it for me to keep the lady from taking my clothes out. So we hurried back and sure enough, there was this older lady walking around, putting her hands on all the washers to see if they were done or not. One of Moms laundry loads was actually sitting on the folding table because the lady had decided that, since the machine was done, she could use it.
Im sorry, but wed been timing them, so we knew the loads had only been done for five minutes, tops. The lady pounced on us as we entered Are these yours? Because theyre done. Other people are waiting, you know. 
Well, she was right in a way she was waiting. There was one other couple in there doing their laundry, but they had already started theirs and were waiting for them to finish (while keeping a wary eye on the Crazy Laundry Lady, I might add). We ended up staying for the rest of the time our laundry was drying to protect our clothes. Crazy Laundry Lady proceeded to follow us around the entire time we were there. She stood and watched as I unloaded the last load out of the washer and into a dryer, standing right over me so she could snatch up my machine (I swear shed already filled about five) as soon as I was done. Then, because we didnt want to dry everything completely, we kept stopping the dryers and pulling things out. Every time, she was right there. Are you done with that machine? We tried to be polite about telling her no at first, but I got really tired of it and wasnt nearly as polite after a while. Of course, I seemed to have some laundry dysfunction that day and couldnt seem to remember to start the stupid machines again after Id stopped them.
She took great pleasure in coming up to me and telling me that shed started my machines for me. The dryers seemed less and less efficient as it got hotter and hotter in there, and so I ended up being there with her much later than Id wanted to. I ended up grabbing my last few things and making a run for it, hanging them up in the room so theyd finish drying while we were at the park. I prayed for good bus luck, but no such thing. We waited until just after 11. The drive to Epcot from CBR is really short once youre out of the park, but we were the first stop this time, so we still had the whole resort to go. The one time I regretted being the first stop
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Well, something woke him up after only about 15 minutes of sleep. And he was NOT in a good mood. Bryan ended up taking him out. We couldn’t see him (he was out in courtyard because Will was crying so loudly) when our appetizers came out, so we started eating without him. Candice had brought Will a milkshake when he’d woken up, and she offered to take it to him. (Told you she was pretty awesome!) Nothing seemed to be working, though. What finally got us back into the dining room? Well, I got him calmed down enough to listen, and told him we would be able to eat. Remember me mentioning how you don’t let the men in my husband’s family get hungry if you don’t want a grump on your hands? Well, this was another example of that. Will has definitely inherited the gene! I got him back to the table, got some food in him, and the meal went back to normal (for the most part, at least!)
Mom got a really cool silver-ish one (the lady called it blue). Sue’s had pink tints to it. I had to laugh…my first oyster had no pearl in it! The poor girl behind the counter acted almost embarrassed. She told me to pick another one, so I did. She pulled out the pearl with the usual show and showed it to me. It looked to be a fairly normal, white pearl. Then she asked me if I felt lucky that day….my oyster had twins!! 
I was pretty excited. She cleaned them up and measured them, then gave them to us. None of us got them mounted there, since the settings seemed a bit expensive (so, yes, we got off cheap for Mother’s Day, unfortunately). There’s a place near my Aunt Dee called Silvertown that does high quality settings, and she was adamant that we could get them cheaper. So right now, my twins and Mom’s silver/blue one are with her. She’ll be calling us soon with options for mounting them.
(this seemed like a good melt-down smiley...if there is one!) I was really upset about the fact that we’d only seen three countries in World Showcase (and hadn’t really explored any of them, since we’d had a specific reason for being in each one). With our schedule, it was going to be really hard for us to head back to Epcot later on in the week. This was it. And as it was already about 4 p.m., I really doubted we’d be back for the fireworks, which several people had suggested. I ended up trying to pull myself back together on the walk back towards the buses. Bryan kept his distance to give me some space, but he did get some really good pictures.
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