She said everything hurt and she wouldn't eat anything and had a little fever. After stickers and a sucker from the nurse, she miraculously felt better. Of course... So then we made it, and went to Downtown Disney the first night but I didn't know they get your luggage from baggage claim and take it to your room. A process that takes around 2 hours, so we went to Downtown Disney in our Pj's!
Things we liked here were the food at Planet Hollywood, lego statues, and an awesome hot air balloon ride we will do next time!
Next day was Magic Kingdom. We all wore the same color everyday. Wes thought it was totally lame and Avery wasn't real excited about not being able to pick out her favorite clothes! However, it was very handy when we'd split up or lose someone and need to find them! After the first day, Wes said it was a good idea!
Our favorite's here were seeing Cinderella's Castle, Dumbo ride, It's a small world ride, going into Mickey's house, the Carousel, Mickey's PhilharMagic 3-d show, and Dreams come true parade. Avery was scared of the Peter Pan ride (seeing the pirates), and sat under the bench seat with eyes covered during Pirates of the Caribbean ride!
Next day was Hollywood Studios. We got bad luck in that we went during a week that was record highs. Heat index of 106 nearly killed us on this day. Wes and I were feeling faint and were going to go home but decided to eat at a drive in place and eat slowly/lay our heads down! After a good hour rest, we were able to stay.
Avery also hid under the seat during the Great Movie Ride at this park (lots of shooting). Our favorites were the Muppet 3-D show, Little Mermaid show, Beauty and Beast show, the Indiana Jones Stunt show, and High School Musical Pep Rally. The Toy Story 3-D ride and Fantasmic night time show were AMAZING.
Our favorites here were Expedition Everest (only Wes and I), Lion King show, Finding Nemo musical, and awesome Safari ride. That night, we ate with all the characters from Cinderella. Wes's sister made these adorable outfits for the occasion. Avery is Tinkerbell, and we have two Prince Charmings!
Next day was Epcot. Favorites were Nemo ride and the attached aquarium, Soarin', Mission Space: Advanced, and visiting the little countries and eating food from them!
Last day we went back to Hollywood Studios so Wes and I could ride Rockin Roller Coaster (great!) and I could ride the tower of terror with Avery! She actually did pretty well on it. We also liked the Back lot Tour although I sat on our banana peel and got it all over my bum. Wes was very disappointed we missed the Lights, Motors, Action stunt show. Kids LOVED the Honey I shrunk the kids playground!
Our trip back home was also not exactly as we planned! The flight from Orlando to Atlanta was an hour delayed so we missed our connecting flight. We had to stay the night in Atlanta (on us) and wake up super early to make the flight to Tulsa. We made it to Tulsa at 10 on Tuesday, but our luggage didn't make it until about 1! We got home at 2:30. I was looking forward to having Tuesday with both kids in school so I could rest and do laundry! Oh well! All in all, it was still a nice trip :)
Random thoughts I have about the trip:
If you fly, make sure layover is 2 hours in case the flight is delayed!
Take every kind of medicine you have! I had a bad headache one day, and very nauseous another day.
Double strollers are ridiculously bulky, heavy, hard to manuver, and annoying to break down and get in and out of busses with (we didn't have one, just witnessed others!) If you think 5 year olds are old enough to walk the whole time, you may be very very wrong especially in extreme heat! I wish I would have bought a sit and stand stroller.Go when you get a free meal plan. Food is so stinkin expensive and all the dinner's would have been $130+ if we were actually paying for it. Even breakfasts and lunches were all at least $35 for our family.
I saw families there with screaming babies and frustrated parents! If you have a baby, it is great to have grandma's or aunts/uncles with you and probably don't go when it's hot! I personally would never take a baby at all.
If you have a child under 3, it is free to go to DW (saving around $150) Under 2 it's also free to fly (saving even more). I would have taken an easy going 18-23 month old because it probably would have been just the same as it was with my 3 and even 5 year old! When hot and tired they will fuss, but we found bribing, and going to shows during this time helped them fall asleep or be less cranky!
We didn't go back to the hotel for a nap because walking out of the park, catching bus, walking to room, getting them to sleep, then going back later would take a good 3-4 hours and we wanted to see as much of Disney as we possibly could.





I love family activities. I'm rarely at home anymore these days. Henry and my messy house don't like this, but the spiders do. I guess I can't please everyone...
(previous one I did had pointed edges and looked like poo. Round is much easier!). Anyway, where in the world did the camera go? It came to me...maybe it's in the sheets in the washing machine. It was. If Avery had not walked in excited about gum that I needed to take a picture of, our camera we just got would be gone. I wonder if it would have ruined the 8 gb card full of pictures and videos too? 

Look at him running TOWARDS the ball! Such a proud soccer mom here.
So he bent down and used his hands for a second. No biggie...
Uh oh, did he lift his foot while throwing the ball!!?





I really wanted to see the Magic Show at 7 but had to leave and meet Wes at Light the Night. Too bad after we left, he called and said it's tomorrow night. Oh well, we dropped the kids off and went on a date instead. Very tiring day. Very messy house.