Magic

We spent two days at the Magic Kingdom.  It is pretty much like Disney Land in Cali.  We are such fans of this fabulous fairy tale land.  I always feel like we get closer as a family when we go,  it brings back memories from when I was a kid,  and watching James's face light up is so worth the crowds and crazy ticket prices.

Grandpa Down

My Dad came to visit and stay with us Sunday night.  Over three days he traveled for work from Utah to Denver to San Antonio to Austin to Houston and then back to San Antonio.  He has incredible energy and I don't know how he keeps the travel schedule he does.  And even with all those miles and he still made time to spoil us and make us feel special.  James is a big fan of his grandpa so we are hoping he has lots more business here in the future.  Dear Dad,  Thanks for the yummy dinner and the and the gifts you brought.  We Love you!

Hakuna Matata

Our first day at Disney World was spent at the Animal Kingdom.  In a nutshell it is a Disney-ized zoo.  Like all things Disney touches, no detail was left untouched.  The exhibits where beautiful, and the greenery was gorgeous, and entertainment was extraordinary.  Highlights were The Finding Nemo Show, A Bugs Life 3-D, and our ten dollar turkey leg we shared for lunch.   But by far our favorite activity was the African Safari.  It was a jeep ride through a savanna filled with elephants, lions, rhinos, and other wild things.  It felt incredibly authentic and made me want to add Kenya safari to my bucket list.  So much to do before I die.