Monthly Archives: September 2013

First, it was a visit to Toys R Us, just to look around. I like walking aisle to aisle just to see what buttons I can push or wheel I can spin. Then it was off to get a Jamba … Continue reading →

I have the next big beats here. Ice Cube and Dr. Dre have nothing on me.

Time to fly home, but before I do, I’m going to visit the Magic Kingdom one more time. Of course, I have mac and cheese for lunch, along with apple sauce and milk. Grapes are good too. I decided to … Continue reading →

Some people might find a day at sea boring, but that’s probably because they’re boring people to begin with. I have lots of fun wherever I’m at. Especially when it includes a water slide. The last dinner on the ship … Continue reading →

Castaway Cay is my favorite port of call. The weather was nice and there were no peddlers in site. Here is my Disney ship in the background. I’m ready to swim in the lagoon you see in the background. I … Continue reading →

I visited Nassau, Bahamas today. The weather was overcast, but still nice and warm. Before heading out, I ate breakfast. Fruit Loops for me this morning. You can almost see the balcony stateroom I had. I visited a few stores … Continue reading →

It was our last morning here at Epcot. I really enjoyed my time here, with all the food and attractions. It was nice and quiet in the morning. I had all of Epcot to myself. I got on a few … Continue reading →

I had reservations at Be Our Guest again for lunch. I liked it a lot last time, so I had to eat there again. But first, we had to wait for the bus to go there. I am patiently waiting … Continue reading →

With the weather so nice here, I had to go to the pool again. Keeps me cool and I get to keep others cool through my precise water splashing and water bucket pouring. Tubing is always fun too. Even swimming … Continue reading →

The Beach Club has a nice water play area that includes a lazy river. I didn’t go there in the morning though. I went into Epcot first. Another thumbs up for the Epcot ball. The Mexico Pavilion gets a thumbs … Continue reading →