lvcourtneyy
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Hello out there! Anyone remember me….
Crickets I’m sure.
My name is Courtney, I’ve been around the Dis off and on for some time now and have a wonderful habit of starting trip reports and not finishing them
.
I did finish one about our trip in June 2019 and started two others after about trips in October and December 2019.
Those were both wonderful trips and I fully intended to finish the reports but as we all know, the world changed in 2020 and they no longer felt relevant.
Some of you may now, that our world also changed in 2020 as we welcomed our first baby into this crazy world and as you may have guessed, time is a precious commodity these days.
If you made it this far into my babbling, thanks! Here’s some pictures to break it up.

Here’s our most recent family photo from Christmas at my parents’ house!
Our little Robert turned one earlier this month & I’m still not sure how it happened so fast.

He is a ball of chaos and energy and the absolute light of our lives. He hasn’t met anything he won’t try to climb and it’s just amazing to me how quickly he’s learning and developing. He’s had some issues with his ears and hearing and had surgery at 6 months and another coming up in January but in the last few weeks, he went from saying no words at all to quite a few! His vocabulary now consists of dada (his first word
), mama, Stitch (our cat’s name), cat (used for any animal he encounters), moo
, hi and bye!
I love watching Disney vloggers on YouTube and put Tim Tracker on the other day. They were watching the Christmas parade and he got so excited and was yelling and waving to the characters
. We called daddy at work to tell him it was a sure sign we needed another Disney trip.
While I could talk about my boy all day, you might wanna know a little about the adults of the family.

I’m the Disney nut and planner of the family. I work as an ER nurse and let me tell you- the pandemic burn out is real. My favorites include the Little Mermaid, Halloween, Animal Kingdom, collecting souvenir cups & popcorn buckets, Harry Potter, roller coasters of all kinds, Halloween Horror Nights and obsessively shopping for baby clothes.
Last but not least is my fiancé, Mike.

He proposed in May of this year on Robert’s second WDW trip
. We have made 0 wedding plans though because we bought our first house this year and moved from NYC to NJ! We actually closed less than a week after coming home from Robert’s third trip to WDW.
Our lives are a whirlwind for sure!
Anyway, he’s a manager at a grocery store and kinda just goes along with my Disney obsession (even though I know he likes it more than he lets on). His favorites include Nightmare Before Christmas, Donald Duck, Halloween, Casey’s Corner and beef lo mein from Yak and Yeti.
Phew. Anyone still with me??
So this trip took place in February when Robert was a mere 10 weeks old! As you can imagine, he looked much different then.

We drove down
. We left home on February 11 and came back on February 27 with stops in WDW, Universal and visiting family along the way.
Stay tuned if you wanna know what a road trip is like with a 10 week old!
Crickets I’m sure.
My name is Courtney, I’ve been around the Dis off and on for some time now and have a wonderful habit of starting trip reports and not finishing them

I did finish one about our trip in June 2019 and started two others after about trips in October and December 2019.
Those were both wonderful trips and I fully intended to finish the reports but as we all know, the world changed in 2020 and they no longer felt relevant.
Some of you may now, that our world also changed in 2020 as we welcomed our first baby into this crazy world and as you may have guessed, time is a precious commodity these days.
If you made it this far into my babbling, thanks! Here’s some pictures to break it up.

Here’s our most recent family photo from Christmas at my parents’ house!
Our little Robert turned one earlier this month & I’m still not sure how it happened so fast.

He is a ball of chaos and energy and the absolute light of our lives. He hasn’t met anything he won’t try to climb and it’s just amazing to me how quickly he’s learning and developing. He’s had some issues with his ears and hearing and had surgery at 6 months and another coming up in January but in the last few weeks, he went from saying no words at all to quite a few! His vocabulary now consists of dada (his first word



I love watching Disney vloggers on YouTube and put Tim Tracker on the other day. They were watching the Christmas parade and he got so excited and was yelling and waving to the characters


While I could talk about my boy all day, you might wanna know a little about the adults of the family.

I’m the Disney nut and planner of the family. I work as an ER nurse and let me tell you- the pandemic burn out is real. My favorites include the Little Mermaid, Halloween, Animal Kingdom, collecting souvenir cups & popcorn buckets, Harry Potter, roller coasters of all kinds, Halloween Horror Nights and obsessively shopping for baby clothes.
Last but not least is my fiancé, Mike.

He proposed in May of this year on Robert’s second WDW trip



Anyway, he’s a manager at a grocery store and kinda just goes along with my Disney obsession (even though I know he likes it more than he lets on). His favorites include Nightmare Before Christmas, Donald Duck, Halloween, Casey’s Corner and beef lo mein from Yak and Yeti.
Phew. Anyone still with me??
So this trip took place in February when Robert was a mere 10 weeks old! As you can imagine, he looked much different then.

We drove down

Stay tuned if you wanna know what a road trip is like with a 10 week old!