We had the worst noise issues in there though. (mostly neighbors' televisions) Hope your stay was better than ours'!
Your boys are adorable. Can't wait to hear about your trip.
I don't really understand her either.
Hurray! You have arrived! CSR looks great so far. I hope they ask what section we want when we check in, my mom is adamant that she DOES NOT want to stay in Ranchos. I don't see the big deal, the rooms are all the same.
Loved reading that!
I'm pretty sure we were in that same building earlier last year! We were first floor with a parking lot view. I love that you were excited over being close to it. We were the exact same way when we parked.
Just found your TR.
Hi PirateKate!! Glad I found you here!! All caught up with your very good start! You're already checked into a lovely room at CSR, too.
What adorable boys you have. I love their big blue eyes
I am so glad to finally meet someone else that doesn't get Lady Gaga
How lucky you are only a 10hr drive from Disney. We would be there all the time if we lived that close
Can't wait to read more as we were there the weekend after (12/10-12/14)
That pretty much did it for me...
They say that every black cloud has a silver lining. Well, our room at Coronado Springs was more like a shiny, sparkly, magical silver cloud with a tiny black lining.
I was watching the boys in the room as Jeremy left to carry in all our stuff. At first everything was fine. Landon was crawling around happily and Carter was running around with his two best friends, Blue Dog and Bear.
And then, the black lining reared its ugly head. Carter discovered the sliding doors that separate the vanity area from the rest of the room.
I watched him close the doors and get frustrated when he was unable to open them again. I suggested that maybe he find something else to do. He pretended he hadn't understood me. Eventually, he managed to get them open again and he giggled maniacally.
More playtime ensued and I hoped the fun with doors was over. No such luck.
I saw Landon sitting in the middle of the doors and saw Carter run over to play with the doors. I called upon my motherly superpowers and I rushed to Landon's rescue in just enough time.
"Carter, we don't close doors on Landon."
Carter walked into the vanity area and closed the doors. I figured everyone is entitled to privacy.
Two seconds later, I heard Carter crying. I opened the doors to see what had happened and was surprised to find him in the dark. I walked over to the light switch and turned it on for him.
"There you go, Carter. Now you won't be in the dark."
He squealed and ran over the light switch and turned it off again. Unfortunately, he wasn't quite tall enough to turn it back on and he was unable to resist the allure of a light switch and he didn't like being in the dark.
Just then, Jeremy brought in the last load and I explained the issue of the sliding doors.
As always, Jeremy knew just how to fix it. "Let's go to one of the parks."
We got our stuff together and headed out.
Adorable! 
I LOVE Jeremy's "fix it."
Boys will be boys.
Haha! I love Jeremy's solution to the sliding door issue!
I hope it was a lasting solution!
That is certaintly the best solution to the sliding door problem!
Your boys are darling. Looking forward to reading the rest
Can't wait to see how they react to the parks!
