
Just when you thought there couldn't possibly be MORE pictures of our trip...
Come on, ya'll know be me better than that.
Animal Kingdom was a lot of fun! Lots things to do and see as well as one of my absolute favorite rides, Expedition Everest!

I rode this fantastic ride as many times as I possibly could, and with our fastpasses and the rider swap I definitely got plenty of opportunities.

My little monkey watching the monkeys.

Sadie had a rough start to the day. Who knows why, wrong side of the bed or something like that. But to make it worse when we got there and I reached for a binki, mid freak out, I discovered that there was none to be found. I resigned myself to a day of very grumpy baby and went on a ride while Grandpa and Grams stayed with the girls. When we returned there was magically a binki. Grandpa had found the baby care area and purchased two new binks for us. What a sweet grandpa! Bless you Dad, it really helped the day be more enjoyable.

I just think this is a sweet picture.


Finding a little bit of entertainment while waiting to go on our safari.

Of we go into the wilds of Africa to see what we can see.

Are we surprised that Mya looks concerned? No. We were cheering or something like that and she wanted us to quite down and watch. Silly lady.

Cody convinced the boys to go with him on the water ride right before this, and poor Ty for some reason always seems to be the water magnet on those rides. He's a very good sport about it though. Thankfully it was warming up that afternoon so they dried pretty quickly.

I have been on this Safari a couple times before on other trips to Disney World and this time was hands down the best. There were so many animals up grazing, and very up close and personal. It was really cool!

This big fella was up pacing back and forth on his rock, he would occasionally let out a roar. It put a little spark of fear inside watching it, they are really such strong creatures and you can feel their presence that's for sure.

Mama lion was less concerned about our arrival, she was just content to nap in the warm sunshine.

We had to pause our safari for a few minutes because of this big guy and one of his buddies. They were taking their time crossing the road.

Then we got really up close and personal with a Hippo as it was doing its laps around the pool.

Camp Mickey and Minnie was Sadie's absolute favorite part of the day. You could meet all of the characters in their own little pavilions. She could see Mickey and was waving like crazy. There was not a drop of fear when it was our turn, she ran right up to them and hugged them and had a great time.


Mickey and Pluto

This was the only time we ran into Minnie, glad we got the chance to see her.

Sadie's favorite right now, 'Don-a Duck' and 'Goopy'

I love when I see the little glimpses of Mya's face and she looks so happy. Just makes me smile!

Of course we had to have a picture by the Nemo tree.

This was had was Sadie's choice. She was wandering around the gift shop and when she came upon it she grabbed it, put it on her head and then climbed up in her stroller all ready to hit the road with her new headgear. The Dale hat didn't come home with us but it did give us some pretty cute pictures.

Who wouldn't like waiting with Grandpa while everyone else rides big kid rides?
BEFORE

AFTER
MMMMmmmm good!!

The Fam. Love you guys!!!

My handsome man and I.

We stopped for a little family jam session. Mya was really getting into the groove.

A couple of her favorite guys.

That night we went to the Lion King show. It was spectacular!

We sat in the Elephant section. Cody was excited about that because that's the animal of the Ivory Coast (where he served his mission).

I love Miss Mya's face. Concerned again, that we were singing along and clapping. I tried to explain to her that we were clapping to show them that we liked what they were doing. She seemed a little more OK with it after that but still we got 'ssshhh'd' for singing too much.


Aaahh, another fabulous Disney day!