So, I did have a plan for this post, but the computer, or blogger, or my ineptitude on the computer had other ideas. My pictures came out in completely random order and I can't get the cut and paste to work....so rather than starting over, which would likely result in no post at all, I am electing to go with the order in which my pictures have arranged themselves.

This is Jack and Chris waiting in line to meet Mickey. (more on this to follow)

This is Cole yesterday after his first taste of rice cereal. He was quite delighted with it.

Orlando!:

Jack feeding dolphins at Sea World: He was slightly more interested in the fish than the dolphins, but I think he liked it pretty well.

Cole even got to go on some rides. This is the Dr. Suess merry-go-round at universal.

Back at Sea World....the walrus was huge!

And back to Universal...Jack was thrilled to meet the Grinch; Cole didn't much care.

Cole got to meet Things One and Two...again, I don't think he much cared.

Jack loved meeting the Cat in the Hat. The Cat's ride was probably his favorite. He went on it at least 5 times and kept asking to go see "the fish in the toilet". Oh my, the potty humor is starting already!

He also loved One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish.

At Disney's animal kingdom we wasted most of the morning at Rafiki's Planet Watch (if you go, don't bother). But the afternoon redeemed the park... the Everest roller coaster was awesome. Jack loved the drums in "Africa", the Nemo show (not what I expected...an actual Nemo broadway style musical), and joining the conga line at the park exit.

Back at Universal (we really were only there one day), waiting in the baby swap room with PoPo.

Cole was easily the coolest baby in Orlando. I can't believe how well he kept these glasses on!

At the end of the day at Magic Kingdom...both kids asleep in the stroller at the same time?!? It really is a magical place!

Waiting in line to see Mickey...this is the most ridiculous change to Disney I've noticed since I was a kid. We stood in line for about an hour...for 30 seconds to take a picture with Mickey and Minnie. None of ours turned out (I hope my mom or Chris has a good one). It would have been just as long or longer to meet any of the other characters. What happened to the days when they just wandered around and interacted with the kids? If your kid insisted on getting one of those little autograph books filled, this is all you would have time to do!

And now we're to Easter. The day before, the weather was beautiful and a family in our ward hosted an Easter egg hunt. It was a great time, I'm glad they make it a yearly tradition!

And now we're back to Sea World to look at the sharks!

And back to the Easter Egg hunt, where the best eggs were apparently in the window wells.

The crazy Easter bunny hung a basket on the curtain rod!

Cole is now rolling over...this was the first time (just funny that this was the picture...love the little #1 finger, I couldn't have posed it better)

Coloring eggs...Jack asked me for a week before this (and just about everyday since) when we were going to "paint the eggs".

And just cause he's so cute!!

We've had a fantastic last couple of weeks. Orlando was so much fun! Thanks so much to my parents for coming along! I don't think we could have done half of what we did without their help. Let's do it again in a few years when we can ditch the stroller and take the kids on the roller coasters!