On Sunday we went to Epcot. Lydia got to ride Soarin' and Test Track for the first time. It was great to see her enjoying the bigger kid rides. She and Wesley also liked playing in the cars after riding Test Track.
Lydia fell asleep before lunch. She even found a new way to sleep in the stroller.
Josiah seemed mildly interested in the characters.
Here he is in Bruce.
After watching this scuba diver, Wesley wanted to have his picture taken with him.
We really enjoyed the dolphin demonstration.
I think this is a great picture of Grandpa and Wesley.
I also like this one.
Before dinner, we saw Mexican Donald.
We went back to Epcot on Monday. This is the first time I have seen Daisy Duck out for pictures. She was also out at Magic Kingdom.
Wesley and Lydia wanted to see Stitch. He is an old favorite of Wesley's even though he has never seen the show.
When you take a three-month-old to Disney, you are going to get some photos like this one. Josiah was in desperate need of a nap. He is a great napper at home in his crib, but has more trouble falling asleep if he is not in bed.
In this picture it is not as obvious that he is having a total meltdown.
We got Wesley and Lydia new sunglasses.
Wesley rode Mission Space for the first time. Of course, he loved it! And, of course, we rode the more intense version of the ride. I loved it too and it is one my favorite rides at Disney World.
Wesley and Lydia loved posing with this cat even though they don't know who she is.
For lunch both days, we used our snack credits for snacks at the Food and Wine Festival. We all loved the lobster roll from America. It is a good use of a snack credit because it is over $7! We also enjoyed some of the international food like beef tenderloin with sweet potato puree from South Africa and braised short rib from South Korea. We had some wine from South Africa and a sparkling pomegranate kir from France.
Wesley took this picture of Josiah and me while we waited on Chris to pick up some more food and drinks.
Snow White was so sweet.
She really earns her money. She made every child feel very special. I also felt convicted that I need to talk sweetly to my children more often.
On Monday night we had dinner at the Grand Floridian Cafe. It was very good.
The lobby of the hotel is beautiful and we saw this band performing.
Lydia fell asleep before lunch. She even found a new way to sleep in the stroller.
Josiah seemed mildly interested in the characters.
Here he is in Bruce.
After watching this scuba diver, Wesley wanted to have his picture taken with him.
We really enjoyed the dolphin demonstration.
I think this is a great picture of Grandpa and Wesley.
I also like this one.
Before dinner, we saw Mexican Donald.
We went back to Epcot on Monday. This is the first time I have seen Daisy Duck out for pictures. She was also out at Magic Kingdom. 
Wesley and Lydia wanted to see Stitch. He is an old favorite of Wesley's even though he has never seen the show.
When you take a three-month-old to Disney, you are going to get some photos like this one. Josiah was in desperate need of a nap. He is a great napper at home in his crib, but has more trouble falling asleep if he is not in bed.
In this picture it is not as obvious that he is having a total meltdown.
We got Wesley and Lydia new sunglasses.
Wesley rode Mission Space for the first time. Of course, he loved it! And, of course, we rode the more intense version of the ride. I loved it too and it is one my favorite rides at Disney World.
Wesley and Lydia loved posing with this cat even though they don't know who she is.
For lunch both days, we used our snack credits for snacks at the Food and Wine Festival. We all loved the lobster roll from America. It is a good use of a snack credit because it is over $7! We also enjoyed some of the international food like beef tenderloin with sweet potato puree from South Africa and braised short rib from South Korea. We had some wine from South Africa and a sparkling pomegranate kir from France.
Wesley took this picture of Josiah and me while we waited on Chris to pick up some more food and drinks. 
Snow White was so sweet.
She really earns her money. She made every child feel very special. I also felt convicted that I need to talk sweetly to my children more often.
On Monday night we had dinner at the Grand Floridian Cafe. It was very good.
The lobby of the hotel is beautiful and we saw this band performing.
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