I think it makes a lot of sense to make the plans for the last few days based more on what you've already done. It's easier to know what you want to do, once you know what you've already done.
As far as rain goes, just make sure to keep an eye on the clouds. You can usually see Florida rain coming, and if it is coming, find something indoors to do. It shouldn't rain too long.
Looks like your new camera works great! Max looks very cute in his glasses.
Thanks, I rather thought it did. I remember the rain from when we went when I was a kid and it would come out of nowhere, rain for twenty minutes, and then be sunny again, with slightly less humidity.
Thanks...Max is pretty cute! I am so enjoying the preschool age. The more he talks, the more fun he gets! I am keeping my fingers crossed that doing two trips so close together will mean that he will be familiar with the parks more and enjoy them more, too. We played the Disney theme parks edition of Candyland last night and we had fun talking and laughing about all the rides. He did, however, say that he would NOT ride Snow White again, as the Evil Queen is just TOO scary.

Poor kid...I think I totally traumatized him after I took him on that last year. After we did that, he wanted out of the park!
Congrats on the new camera! Have you been brushing up on your German?
Regarding having less plans late in the trip, I like to do that too. It gives everyone a chance to hit some of their "must do's" or things they'd like to re-do before leaving. I guess it's the least I can do after I've been hogging all of the planning leading up to the trip.
Ha. Yes, my German has gotten much better...

Silly mistake, but the camera has a touch screen that is a lot less easy to manipulate than the one on my phone, thus the error.
And, hey, if my plans are Glennbo approved, they must be good.
I'm a big fan of the last day (or 2) being "whatever we want, whenever we want" kind of days.

for new cameras!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm debating another lens...
Nothing like travelling to get you into photography.

I took about a zillion pictures of Max during his first eighteen months and then I just gradually stopped.

Not sure why. But taking pictures is fun again, especially now that I've got a decent camera again.
I'm definitely not ready for a DSLR, though. Quite happy with my the point and shoot category. I have no idea what different lenses even do, really. My principal handed me her DSLR at a school event this year and I was just clueless!
