Magic Kingdom with the Studlys

Please know two things about our experiences at Disney World:

1. When love ones visit and want to go, we will certainly tag along. No heel dragging from the Miners.

2. Not knowing where we will end up in April, we are going to take advantage of Disney while it's so close.

That being said...we went to Magic Kingdom again this past Friday. The past two posts have highlighted some of the magic we experienced. But wait, there is more. One of my great friends from college and her studly husband let us join them on their last day of park touring. If you ever need to get better aquatinted with another couple, I suggest taking them to Disney. You can drum up great conversations while waiting in line for rides.

Now for the photos in no particular order.

Of course, we made a stop to see Mickey and Minnie. It's funny how they never blink.

Mr. and Mrs. Studly (as I will call them)

Since it was a cooler day, the line for Splash Mountain was down to 5 minutes. We are huge lovers of roller coasters, so Sean and I ditched the kids and tested our luck at not getting wet. I have a philosophy that you make a roller coaster as fun as you want it to be. Thus I love to scream and have fun. Evidence below.

Here is the classic 'Hi kids! We love you!'

Close up #1. Is Sean hiding his face?

Close Up #2: Again is Sean hiding his face? Who am I married to?

'We made it back kids and we had a blast without you.'

The boys look like they really enjoyed the Paddle Boat ride around Tom Sawyer's Island. Notice my awesome Splash Mountain wet hair. The aftermath of fun.

Where's Logan? In my belly. No really, he was asleep in the stroller but I had to point out how pregnant I look in this picture. Surprise! I am not pregnant but sometimes you just take a bad picture that makes you look it. It's life and it happens.

Gavin took this picture and I rather like it. Plus it highlights Mrs. Studly's awesome personality.

And now for the quality shots! The Studly's camera died as soon as they got to Orlando. And not wanting to walk away without any memories, they bought a disposable camera. High quality and affordable, folks! The irony of this story is that Mrs. Studly is a photographer by trade and here she was with a disposable camera. That's the story behind the two pictures below. The first is a fun family shot (minus Logan who is on their lap) on Dumbo. The second is a complete family shot in 'It's a Small World.' Priceless.

Another great visit to the 'Most Magical Place on Earth!'