By day two we realized that our rental car was not properly sized for adults (glad I was the permanent driver, I never subjected to the storage shelf with seat belts that Nissan calls a back seat).
It's a good thing the Animal Kingdom park wasn't too far away (and I figured out not to gun it through speed bumps, my apologies to Brian and Jason's craniums). Besides the joy of parking in the Unicorn section (real animal? possibly) it was great to look up into the sky and see all of the different messages God had for us throughout the day. The food was mediocre, even for a theme park and all the walking around resulted int the first signs of farmer tans (or in Bri's case, farmer burn). All was made whole again with a trip to a Southern BBQ dive - man, I have missed ribs like that! We binged on red meat then stopped by the local grocery store (named after maturation hair growth) and bought a 12-pack of DP for Seth.
(to be continued...)
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