Part 4- Last One! (whew!)

We went to Jedi Training twice. The first time Spencer
didn't get chosen and he REALLY wanted to do it.
The second time was the charm and he was ready!
The Jedi Master complimented him on his skills.

Indiana Jones snakes!

One of the "Mountains"...Splash? Thunder? Either one
it was a favorite of the kiddos.

Best. Corndogs. Ever! This meal only cost us our firstborn,
which is evident on his face.
(Sorry, Ethan)

The End

Part 3 - This wouldn't be an authentic post from Heather if it didn't go backwards..

The beach

I love this shot taken at the It's a Small World ride: Skye
single handedly trying to prove that this is NOT the
happiest place on earth!

No, not the happiest, but definitely the "coolest".

Spencer and Skye were chosen to bust a move with
the Incredibles.

Hollywood backlot trick...um, I mean "illusion".

Part 2, titled: Oh, am I in your picture? Cause I reall just don't give a @#$%..

Too cool for the Merry go Round

Once again, you are being subjected to the H&S travel log...Disney Edition!

After 13 hrs in the car, we made it!

The first character we met.

Enjoying our $90 meal..

Wanted to make sure Ethan felt included..

Awwwww!

Random things in the life of Heather & Sean (scroll down for many more posts :)

Gavin's volcano cake for his 4yr. birthday.

Sean and I came home one night and all of
the sudden, we could see the stars in the sky
from inside our house. It was kinda cool and
kinda eerie. Also, very cold. I'm still cold. Brrr!

This is a pelvic bone that I found on my stairs.
I hoping it's not human. On an unrelated note,
I have awesome green carpet.

Girl party! Bella is the Bad-A one with the
crossbow.

Just when we thought it couldn't get worse...
Now we can see the stars and our entire backyard
from the comfort of our home. P.S. It's
waaaaaaay colder than it looks.

My baby is 4.

Vermont Part 2 (Yeah, it's backwards, I'm a dork)

Here we are at probably my most favorite restaurant,
the Skinny Pancake. They make THE BEST
crepes. I made every excuse I could to eat
here as often as possible. The crepes you see
here are the "Early Riser" and two "Love Makers"-
yeah, baby!

This is the "turtle boy" fountain- and me re-enacting
the turtle boy fountain. Here my thoughts were
turned toward Jack- this one is for you, Jack.

The next few pictures were taken at a cemetary famous
for their unique grave markers. There is a big granite
quarry close by and many of the master stone masons
and their families are buried here.

Random car picture.

Ditto.

The End.
P.S. Sean should be working here for a couple more years.
We have a free place to stay...How about an adult family
trip in the future??

Vermont

Hi y'all! Sorry about subjecting you to our personal travel
log, but since I don't have my own personal blog...
here it goes (insert evil laugh here). The above pic
is my first covered bridge, for which Vermont is known for.
We are also standing in the lovely "engagement picture"
pose (which you will see we were particulary fond of).
Also, it rained almost the entire time, but we still had
a lot of fun.

The above is in Sharon, the birthplace of Joseph Smith Jr.
Behind us is the memorial oblisk at the visitor's center. The
oblisk stands 38 1/2 ft. (?) tall - each foot representing
a year in Joseph's life. Notice: Rain & engagement pose.

The above was taken at Vermont's state capitol building.
We took this the second day we were there, which
happened to be the only sunny day, and of course,
the one day I decided to wear a turtle neck. Slight
variation of "the pose".

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Day hike behind the state capitol. I think we
decided to settle on this one for the official
announcement.

Bought at a roadside fruit stand:Famous Vermont Cabbot
cheddar cheese and the best Honey Crisp apple.
YUM-O!!!

Another covered bridge and (suprise!) a
departure from the engement pose.

This is "Ted" the Toad. He was cold so I warmed
him up (you can't see, but he has a very self-satified
look on his face). My thoughts were turned toward
Dalton at this time-this one is for you, Dalton!
This was taken on the sugar farm we visited. Sean works
with a lady who owns many acres of maples
from which she and her hubby make wonderful maple syrup
as a hobby.

I didn't mean to include this picture-woops!