


After the playground we headed to a flying dinosaur ride for the whole family, we were all so excited to get to ride!

But even after being here a week Carson just can't handle the wait!!!
After the kiddie rides Eric took Cameron on the scariest ride of the whole trip, it was called Dinosaur. The top picture is how Carson, Mommy, & Cohen spent our time during the ride...the bottom is Cameron being scared to death (they are the front row on the right side of the ride...Cam is tucked under Eric).


Then we headed for some photo ops in Dino-Land.
Next we headed to Finding Nemo the Musical. It was a really cool show that Mommy enjoyed so much, although Cameron was a little afraid. But, we had great seats and Dory & Marlin had a part where they came out in the audience and were RIGHT in front of us, it was really cool!!!
After Nemo the sky opened up again and down came the rain!!! We headed to the only rides that were still running, one was Rafiki's and we had to take a train to get there. The boys wanted their picture on these elephants but we got in trouble for letting them climb on them! :o)
Animal Kingdom had this pass thing that the boys got to do where they went around and learned about animals and whatnot and the cast members would stamp their passport, it was really cute...this is one of their stamps - in the pouring rain!

One of the animal guys came out to do a talk and it was soooo funny, he kept asking if there were any QUESTIONS and Cameron would raise his hand and tell some kind of story, but never asked a question. The guy started laughing at the end when Cam would raise his hand:

Then we rode the train back - this is Eric checking out our soggy map!!!

Then we toured some kind of drive through safari, it was really cool - even in the rain.
After the safari we decided to head over to Epcot, we had dinner reservations in Japan at Teppan Edo. The food was sooo yummy, the boys did well. We stayed for Illuminations, but had about 30 minutes to spare so we walked around World Showcase and heard a concert in the distance, so we went to check it out and it was Herman's Hermits!!! It was so cool!!! Anyhow, that was about all of our day. I know I'm leaving something out but I'm trying to type fast because I have to get this posted before my internet time runs out!!! I'll probably post again in a couple of days - once we are back in Dallas...which will be tomorrow night around 11p.m.!!!
After the kiddie rides Eric took Cameron on the scariest ride of the whole trip, it was called Dinosaur. The top picture is how Carson, Mommy, & Cohen spent our time during the ride...the bottom is Cameron being scared to death (they are the front row on the right side of the ride...Cam is tucked under Eric).

Then we headed for some photo ops in Dino-Land.
Next we headed to Finding Nemo the Musical. It was a really cool show that Mommy enjoyed so much, although Cameron was a little afraid. But, we had great seats and Dory & Marlin had a part where they came out in the audience and were RIGHT in front of us, it was really cool!!!
After Nemo the sky opened up again and down came the rain!!! We headed to the only rides that were still running, one was Rafiki's and we had to take a train to get there. The boys wanted their picture on these elephants but we got in trouble for letting them climb on them! :o)
Animal Kingdom had this pass thing that the boys got to do where they went around and learned about animals and whatnot and the cast members would stamp their passport, it was really cute...this is one of their stamps - in the pouring rain!
One of the animal guys came out to do a talk and it was soooo funny, he kept asking if there were any QUESTIONS and Cameron would raise his hand and tell some kind of story, but never asked a question. The guy started laughing at the end when Cam would raise his hand:
Then we rode the train back - this is Eric checking out our soggy map!!!

Then we toured some kind of drive through safari, it was really cool - even in the rain.
After the safari we decided to head over to Epcot, we had dinner reservations in Japan at Teppan Edo. The food was sooo yummy, the boys did well. We stayed for Illuminations, but had about 30 minutes to spare so we walked around World Showcase and heard a concert in the distance, so we went to check it out and it was Herman's Hermits!!! It was so cool!!! Anyhow, that was about all of our day. I know I'm leaving something out but I'm trying to type fast because I have to get this posted before my internet time runs out!!! I'll probably post again in a couple of days - once we are back in Dallas...which will be tomorrow night around 11p.m.!!!
Once we got in we headed straight for Fantasy Land and rode Peter Pan's Flight, which was something Mommy really wanted to ride and it was not scary at all for Cameron, which was a good start to the day. After Peter Pan we headed to Ariel's Grotto and let the boys run around the splash area for awhile, which was LOTS of fun for them! They met Ariel and showed them that they were super heroes. Today was already looking MUCH better than yesterday!!!

Next we headed over to the Mad Tea Party, which I KNEW Cameron would like because he just doesn't get dizzy!!! And sure enough, he had us SPINNING ROUND AND ROUND AND ROUND!!!

After the Mad Tea Party we packed up and headed to The Toontown Fair. We were having a great time, everybody was happy and we were all riding rides...little did we know our luck was about to change. Our first ride in Toontown was Goofy's Barnstormer. It is a great little rollercoaster that Carson was even tall enough to ride. Carson was SOOOOOOOOO excited to get to ride, but we had to do a baby exchange so he had to wait while Eric and Cameron rode first (we had to drag Cameron onto the ride, he was terrified but had a blast once they got going). So, because we had to wait we got our first fit of the day from Carson:
Carson and Cameron both LOVED the Barnstormer but on the way off was where our day went south. We were trying to get out of the way quickly and I grabbed Cohen from Eric and went to put him on my back. Cohen was a bit fussy because it was nap time and he didn't want to give up so he twisted and threw himself back while I was trying to put him on my back and I dropped him face first onto the pavement. We immediately called first aid, which was there instantly and they called paramedics. Cohen and mommy got the "backlot tour" on our way to the ambulance (and let me tell you Disney is not quite as glamorous backstage as it is to the crowd!). We were taken by ambulance to Children's Medical in downtown Orlando where they decided that Cohen did not have a concussion but possibly had a broken nose but there wasn't much we could do about it but put neosporin on his big forehead bump and go on with our day. So, they discharged us and called a cab (which was a disaster in itself and took 4 hours to arrive). Once the cab picked us up we were back to the park and ready for dinner. Here is the damage done to our little guy:
It actually doesn't look as bad in the picture as it does in real life, he's pretty scuffed up and very puffy. Mommy is feeling terrible about this but Cohen is taking it like a trooper...we'll see how he sleeps tonight. We all ate dinner at Tony's on Main Street and Cameron and Carson provided plenty of table antics for us to come back to.
After dinner we decided to stay at the park and enjoy what else we could after dark. We headed to Tomorrow Land and met Buzz Lightyear and rode the Carosel of Progress. When we came out of the Carosel we were surrounded by terrential downfall, so we sat as long as we could outside the ride and tried to keep the kids entertained but eventually we were asked to leave so we booked it over to Tomorrow Land Transit Authority.









We had our first peek into the first aid kit today when Cameron traumatically got a small (and I mean TINY) scrape on his knee...but we had some definite drama to go along with the scrape:


