Once again we head to a farm that we have been wanting to check out. A lot of people told us about all the things that go on here; like summer programs, corn maze, straw maze and more. We were a little late for the season but we still had a great time. The girls had a wonderful time playing.
I figured to start the day we should do a family photo of Heather, Dan and girls. Check this out MeMe and PopPop!
Our last day was spent at Epcot. We arrived there and made it through the entrance one last time.
Of course, the first thing you see is the big circular structure.
I thought we needed a photo of the kids here.
The Covid-19 look with masks on.
This is the day that we went to Animal Kingdom which we were all looking forward to going to because of the opening of the ride, The Banshee. If you watched the Avatar movie you will know that these are the animals that they flew on. We had to do a baby swap for this ride. David and I went first. I have to say it was the best ride of all and we rode it twice.
I always say that everything happens for a reason. Heather thought that she had ruined everything yesterday by her error. I believe she didn’t because the line wasn’t bad and as we found out it is too long on the weekends and this was a Monday.
Kate was being goofy with her hat. I think she had her nimmie, sea anemone, under her hat.
Heather planned our first day at Epcot. We took the monorail to the Grand Floridian Resort. Before you could get on the monorail you had your temperature checked. Due to covid-19 we got a car to ourselves. We could roll the stroller straight on without taking the girls out.
Also, you have to make reservations for the parks because they are limiting the people they allow in. You must wear a mask at all times except when you are seated and eating or drinking. You can’t walk around with food. Reservations have to be made for restaurants too. This is one of the ways Disney is trying to keep everyone safe.
We had reservations for the Grand Floridian Cafe. The breakfast was so good. We really enjoyed it. The magic has started.
David and I are leaving February 12th to go to Seattle to take care of 3 of our elementary age granddaughters, so we had a early birthday celebration in York on Friday. Dan’s birthday is on the 13th, Bekka and Kate’s is on the 16th and mine is on the 26th. My daughter, Sarah, in Gig Harbor had a birthday on the 1st. I have plenty of birthdays that is for sure.
Of course Oma had to make some birthday hats.
Heather got the girls these cute little hat hair clips at the Christmas market. Bekka just really loved hers and wore it all the time.
I am thinking I can make this. Heather decides the girls should have one for every holiday. I give it a try and this is what I came up with.
Bekka was my little model once again.
Heather says, “Mom, you should make these and sell them.” So I made these.
They are made out of some felt, a little batting and some decorations. They have a hairclip on the bottom to put it in your hair.
I think I will get some more varieties of hat clips made and then see if I can sell them. What should I ask for them? Let me know what you think int he comments.
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The only thing that David ask for in Italy was a Borsalino hat. He had a used one years ago and had always wanted to get another one. He started asking in Rome and no one knew where to get one. Then our guide said he thought he could get it in Florence. In Florence David kept asking people and no one knew. We then went on a tour with our local guide. After the tour David ask our guide. She took him to the side and said down that road a few blocks and it is on the left. We thought we had finally found it, but when we got there it was closed on Sunday. David got a picture of the store and that was it. In Padua while we were on our walking tour we walked past a hat store. After the tour we had a coffee and then headed to the hat store. When we got there the shutters were pulled down and the door was locked. The owner was still in the store. He came to the door and told us he would open again at 3. David told him our bus was leaving before then and that he really wanted to buy a Borsalino. The owner let us in and helped David pick the right hat. The owner handled the hat with love. He told David how to take care of it. He was so nice. So David walked out with the hat on his head.
I even got a picture of him with his Borsalino and his short green shorts.
