Well, we made the trip to Disney World. Bryce’s first ride on an airplane was nowhere near as relaxing as Logan’s first. If they had a way to eject us from the plane while in flight they probably would have.
We did manage to make it to Florida, which felt like we were circumnavigating the globe, how far is Florida from Texas again?
Anyway, the rest of the vacation was pleasant until the end, but we will get to that.

Pretty much the first thing we did when we got there was drive the cars at Indy speedway. Logan loved this a year ago. However, forgot to take into account that he has his own ride at home now and being constrained to track was not quite what he had in mind.

This was Bryce’s reaction to the first parade she had ever seen at the Magic Kingdom. She watched like that the whole time.

Bryce is at the age where she likes to point things out to us. This was the first time I had seen the double pointer. I am guessing it means that this is totally awesome. This was on the It’s a Small World After All ride. I did manage to make it through the whole ride without needing to jump out of the boat and swim to sanity land.

This was at the Animal Kingdom where the whole family watched a bird show and as you can see kind of liked it.

We celebrated Logan’s Birthday while we were there (and again when we got back to Texas, can you say Spoiled)

"Lets see here, I'll take the pasta with a side of pasta."

We can always make Bryce happy with a little pasta.

Here is Logan at Hollywood Studios posing with a Green Army Man from Toy Story. He is starting to turn into a camera ham and was always willing to have his picture taken.

This was on our last day there. I don’t know how many time I told the boy not to sit on the chains while waiting in line and would tell him that he would swing backwards and clock his head. All I got back was “No I won’t”. Well he had to eat those words. On the up side we did get to go to a rarely seen attraction, the First Aid station, and
guess what, no line, Yeah.
This is Liz and Logan on Thunder Mountain
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