First off
I forgot to share one of my favorite photos from AK. We were roaring like lions in this shot:
We woke up from our naps, walked to the TTC, and hopped on the monorail. This would be our last ride to Epcot.
We needed to find a spot to check in for our SWA flight the next day. We had a little trouble finding the right Guest Services area, but finally got ourselves checked in.
Next stop would be Japan for our much anticipated (by me) meal at Teppan Edo. We had a little trouble finding it, but eventually got ourselves checked in and waited for our table to open up.
We were seated at the end of the table. It was a great spot as far as keeping the girls away from the hot surface, but a bit cramped. I think they shorted us on space since Kate wasnt really a paying customer.
Before supper got started, Kate was in a really owl-y mood. Nothing was making the kid happy. I was starting to regret bringing her to another sit down meal. The waitress took our order and chaos was starting to break out with Kate.
Chuck came out to our table and made his introductions.
It was amazing
as soon as he got to work there was not another peep out of Kate. She was mesmerized by his cooking.
Lily was really impressed, too.
Here he is making his onion volcano. Very impressive!
Andy and I both ordered the steak and chicken. Lily ordered the kids chicken. I was doubtful that the girls would eat very well here. Surprisingly, it was one of Lilys favorite meals. And Kate ate tons, too! The food was absolutely delicious! I didnt expect much of dessert, but was pleasantly surprised. Andy ordered the ginger cake (or at least I think thats what it was). It was good, but not as good as the green tea pudding I ordered. Ive never had anything like it, but it was very tasty! The girls were not impressed with their little Dole fruit cup they had to split. They were spoiled by the cookies they had at nearly every meal!
At the end of the meal I looked up and recognized a girl sitting opposite of me at the other table. I told Andy that I knew that girl
I had my first and only Dis meet of the trip. Unfortunately, the DISer had never seen a picture of me, so I didnt want to freak her out that I was some crazy stalker. But then I didnt want to be that person who reported back on the DIS that I had seen her, but didnt say hi. So, after much debate, I headed over to introduce myself to Jackie aka Charleston Princess. She is just as nice in person as she is in type on the DIS. The girl I had seen across from me was her beautiful daughter, Chelsea.
Afterwards, we left our tasty meal at Teppan Edo. I was bound and determined to find Miuki (think I misspelled that) the candy lady. I was excited when we went outside and heard the drummers. I had read that Miuki performs right after the drummers. I looked high and low, but could not locate her little cart anywhere. I was very bummed. I had really wanted to watch her show.
We finished up the girls passports.
Japan
United States
We headed towards the monorail. On our way, we stopped for our last Epcot Photopass shots.
We went back to the Poly to enjoy our last evening swim.
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