More Disney!

These acrobats were wonderful at the Animal Kingdom! It was amazing what these young men were able to do, include "limbo" under a pole that was about 10" off the ground. I really like the Animal Kingdom park but it's not a favorite of the rest of the family! I like the way it has lots of foliage, I like the animals, and I enjoy the rapids ride quite a bit. I am not a fan of the "Bug's Life" 3-D program in the Tree of Life however. I find it kind of creepy and I am always so disturbed by the crying (screaming, horrified, freaked out) young children. Clay was so scared of it the first time he saw it, he still dislikes it!

This next photo is from an evening we had dinner at Fort Wilderness (the Hoop-Dee-Doo-Review). Clay was given this washboard to play. Randy enjoyed the meal (bar-b-que, cornbread, salad), but the program was rater corny! We actually had more fun watching the extended family that sat in front of us!

This intersting duck was at EPCOT. Clay was fascinated by it and took several pictures from different angles. It was actually a rather large duck. We all enjoyed the new, updated "ball" (I think they call it Planet Earth or something like that) - but I'm talking about the big ball at the entrance to EPCOT.

Today was such a great day. The weather was sunny and warm! I got grading done (next week is final exams at Davenport) so my students know where they stand before the final exam. I also had my dress fitted for the Excellence in Business Dinner on May 9, got gas, went to the grocery store, made a low-fat chocolate cheesecake I've been craving but haven't made in years and a crab cassarole for dinner! I also helped Clay begin cleaning out the pond (all the fish made it through the winter!) and planted some early vegetables: radishes, beets, and carrots. I'm looking forward to next month when we can put in a few more vegetables and fruits! Our grape vines and kiwi vines are all budding, and the rose bushes as well! I'm soooooooooooooo excited that it is finally, really, truly spring!!