And, we're back! We had a fabulous trip to the Beach Club last week, and although I told myself I wouldn't do it since I'm still working on this TR, I'll probably be starting a TR for that trip soon. 
It was just too good not to write about! 
Anyway, I am happy to now bring you more September merriment.
After a late night, what with turning in at about 10:30 pm following our viewing of the Wizards film, we decided to reward ourselves by sleeping in and chillin’ at the Poly.
We had been planning on going to MGM this morning, but decided to switch around some plans and head to Epcot, where it wasn’t as important to get to so early. We awoke at around 9, got ourselves ready at a nice leisurely pace, and then Liz and I headed out to Captain Cooks to procure some food. It was a lovely, quiet morning at the Poly.
We also stopped at the Kona coffee bar where I got a good cup of coffee (crazy, I know
) and Liz got an adorable Mickey-shaped chocolate chip cookie with chocolate dipped ears!
For breakfast, Liz and I both got the Tonga Toast.
I’d tried it previously at Kona, and found it to be totally disgusting because it was incredibly greasy and sort of hard from too much frying, I guess.
I’m not sure what compelled me to give it another go, but I’m glad I did because it was much, much better this time!
It was yummy, but very heavy. I’d probably feel gross eating this for breakfast more than once a year! During breakfast, we enjoyed a showing of Little Einsteins and learned about Edvard Grieg. What a very cultured day we were setting ourselves up for.
After enjoying our breakfasts and some exciting entertainment, we strolled over to the TTC and were pleased to quickly hop onto a monorail. We were also pleased to find Epcot not very crowded.
Our first order of business was a ride on Spaceship Earth.
Here we are, enjoying our futures!
Next up was another big-ticket attraction – the Environmental Fable, of course! This is Laura’s fav, so of course she loved it, and we all had a grand old time.
After the Fable, we wandered over to Soarin’ and picked up some FPs. Next up was a journey over to Figment – another huge crowd pleaser! Ah, Figment, always a delight. We played for a few in the imagination station, and then decided to play some more in Innoventions.
When we entered, we found this amazing station where we could create our very own Velcro frog dolls that we could dress in any Velcro clothes our hearts desired – and then we could keep our creations for free!
Wow, what a treat. We adored this and stayed dressing up our frogs for ages. We ended up with Brenda Walsh (due to her fancy tie – Brenda Walsh often sported ties, and her Barbie even came equipped with one, along with some very long shorts) – mine, Charles – Laura’s (wearing Mickey ears), and Jayden (holding a ball/ the sun) – Liz’s. They were dressed in skirts, but are all boys.
Btw, JC was my favorite too. I got a crazy hot orange t-shirt from one of their concerts with just him and some Japanese writing on it - it was great.
Your Chasez tee was hot yellow. MY JT one was hot orange!!
You're right - I apologize for that egregious misrepresentation! Good thing I have a fact-checker.
I watch GH if only I could watch it on our breaks from the parks, If only I had a sister....
But I must say that you and your brother have impeccable taste! 
The piggy bank was so pleased he flew around our screen to congratulate us! 
and totally awesome that you could make and keep for free 
