Kids, are you getting hungry? Well, too bad, because Mom and I are! Is it cruel that we even ask them?
Originally, the plan was to eat at the Pepper Market today, but we really don't feel like leaving the pool, so we give Siestas a shot. Basic fare you'd expect at a moderately-priced Disney resort pool themed like Mayan ruins. By that, of course I mean burgers, hot dogs, sodas...
Dylan and I get the cheeseburger combos...
...Emily gets chicken fingers...
...and Kristin got nachos.
Nothing extraordinary, by any means, but it really fits the setting and will get us back into the pool as quickly as possible.
Kristin opts out of the girlie drinks and joins me in a Key West Sunset Ale. It's good, and works perfect as a "pool beer".
Where did we get all this? Well, it's funny you should ask! We got it here:
Hold on, let me check if I uploaded anything else to PhotoBucket that I can't think of a good caption for. Oh, here we go:
Though hardly gourmet, we're really enjoying this meal. Someone is a bit upset that we're holding out on him:
This guy wants in, too:
He's perched about 10 feet behind Dylan. The boy has eaten enough, by his standards, and we let him head over to the playground. No sooner is he out of his seat than this guy strikes:
In literally a blink of an eye, he was on Dylan's tray, swiped a french fry, and was back on that pool chair. Dylan didn't see any of it. We think it's hysterical, but move the food closer to us, in order to keep it away from this guy:
Ok, now I'm just getting lazy. This guy's not, though:
He finally strikes gold:
The family seated at the table next to us hurled him that, and while I know fries are HORRIBLE for wild animals, as are most processed human foods. Kristin and I each have great arguments against being environmentally conscious in this case:
Me: They're pretty horrible for us, too.
Kristin: Look how much he loves it.
Try to argue those points. I challenge you. You can't, because they just make too much sense.