By the middle of our second full day, I was starting to wear out. Although Disney is a fab vacation, it can be far from relaxing! It felt so good to get back to our room at POFQ and take a 30 minute snooze. Knowing how worn out I am by 2:00 on a Disney day (or a normal work day for that matter!), I really don't know how people with little kids do it all day. No wonder there are so many kids having nervous breakdowns waiting for the evening parades/shows! Around 5:00 we met up with DCousins after their nap/swim time to head to Epcot for the evening.
This is where the "Where's my free cake" story comes in. I am sure it won't be as funny to all of you as it is to me considering it has some family history, but I'll do my best to recreate it for you!

My mom's family is very large, and very similar to My Big Fat Greek Wedding although we're Syrian instead of Greek. My dad has always joked that we're 'crazy Syrian women'. When DH asked for my hand in marriage, my dad said, 'Do you understand the Syrian woman...HIGH MAINTENANCE!'
Now my dad's side of the family is just a typical American family with a few siblings, aunts and uncles. My mom's on the other hand, well it just goes on and on and on. We have our share of crazy aunts, just like in the Greek family from the wedding. Several of my mom's aunts were always all about getting anything they could for free whether it was extra wedding cake to go from a wedding or a free dessert on their birthday. My dad has always thought this was the funniest thing ever.
While waiting for the bus Dad decided it was time to explain to S2 what it meant to be a Syrian woman. He explained that several of my aunts would go out to dinner and just tell people it was their birthday to get the free cake. He had S2 practice saying, 'It's my birthday! Where's my free cake?!'. Well this continued throughout the trip and S2 thought it was hilarious as dad my dad....Leaving my dad to laugh like this:
Ridiculous!!!!