FLORIDA. Part One.

Stephen and I started our journey on Tuesday night by heading down to the ever classy Baymont Detroit Airport hotel. When we went on our honeymoon, we tried out the La Quinta and it was the most disgusting hotel I have ever seen, so we weren't going to let that happen again. The Baymont was definitely a step up. Though the lobby and hallways smelled a little funky, the room was very clean and smelled just fine. We stayed there because they had shuttle service to the airport and free parking for the week. It was alright but the shuttle was not just for our hotel, it was for a few hotels, which was a little inconvenient. Either way, it was a step up and the next time we will do a little better because of it. Anyway, at the crack of 3:50 on Wednesday morning, Stephen and I headed to the airport.

The ride there was smooth except for a certain foreign gentleman who was sitting in front of us SNORING louder than anyone should be able to do. It was like he was snoring into a microphone.... but we got there and it was warm and wonderful and we headed straight to Olivia's for lunch.

The kiddos, big and small, all arrived later that night along with mom and dad. And the entire next day we spent at the pool. It was so fun teaching Ramona to be a little water baby and Miles did not leave the pool stairs for about 6 hours..... intense.

That night we took a boat ride to Downtown Disney and had dinner at home. We were all pretty excited to head to the Magic Kingdom the next day! Stephen, Lily, and I headed to the park right away when it was opening to get in some fun before the babies got there (and I wanted to take pictures). We got to see the Welcome Show, which Liz and I had actually never seen, and it was GREAT! It was absolutely how everyone should start their day at the Magic Kingdom. It gets you excited, you get to see characters, you just get so pumped to go in! We went on a few rides since the lines are short that early; space mountain, buzz lightyear, and the haunted mansion all got ridden. It was a great start