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Trip Report COMPLETED - (live) Building Castles in the Sky
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A is adorable! She looks so pretty and happy with her Cinderella gown. Great job Mom!In the bathroom at the Grand Floridian I got A changed for dinner with a brand new Cinderella gownShe was in heaven. There's a really cool Photopass booth set up by the Grand Floridian gift shop, and he had no line, so after buying more shampoo bars at Basin we headed to spend some time with him
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We checked in to 1900 Park Fare but the restaurant wasn't quite open yet. We enjoyed some pog juice slushy while we waited
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Then headed inside for some characters and food. And man, we ate a LOT of food. It was clear that everyone else had eaten responsible meals throughout the day, but A and i had only had bars and snacks. We were the only ones up at the buffet for at least the first ten minutes.
A's plate
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Corn bread, chicken nuggets, mac n cheese, corn, and assorted melons. She ate all but one chicken nugget, all the melon, the entire chunk of cornbread, and about a third of the mac.
My plate
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Salmon, green beans, melon, roasted cauliflower, butternut squash ravioli, zoodles, and a chunk of cornbread (that later got sacrificed to A's monstrous appetite)
Maybe we were both starving. The heat makes us both dislike eating, so maybe the AC finally cooled us down enough to feel it. Either way, everything was so amazing. So so amazing. Especially those zoodles.
I also had the strawberry soup, which is basically a smoothie you eat with a spoon
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And i tried a pina colava because everyone raves about them here. It's basically a smoothie you eat with a straw. But it was coyingly sweet. I couldn't drink it. It was pretty though!!
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Not really sure what A is doing there
Thank you!! And yeah... I think a lot of challenging things are said to be signs of intelligence. She's definitely a brilliant child, but I'm sure all parents think that
Poop, poop, poopity poop.
You forgot Bewbs!
LisaBelle
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So happy to hear you are recovering well. I am sitting here laughing out loud at A! She is a hoot! The PP pics of A in her Cinderella dress are darling! Your dinner at 1900 Park Fare looked like so much fun. I may have to add that to my list for next trip. I love that A wanted your waiter to sign her autograph book. I also love that he was so sweet to sign it and pose for a picture with A. I will be happily following along!
Swissmiss
Premium Member
Twenty may be the highest number A “knows” right now. When my DD was in her first year of school, one morning she asked my age, and I told her 43. This went on a few days in a row until I replied 39 - turns out they had learned the numbers up thru the 30s, but not yet the 40s - so my answer didn’t mean anything to her.
And I could tell you embarrassing pee stories, but sometimes my DD (who is now a teenager) reads over my shoulder and she’d never forgive me ...
And I could tell you embarrassing pee stories, but sometimes my DD (who is now a teenager) reads over my shoulder and she’d never forgive me ...
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MinnieM123
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"A" is hilarious!! By the way, I thought it was so sweet of her to ask the waiter to sign her autograph book. She obviously knows who all the real stars are at WDW. 
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