Well, we're home now. Trying to catch up on our sleep. Mom & Dad ran us ragged while we were down there. I don't know if they were exhausted when we left, but we certainly were.We had great weather and a fantastic time. We went to Sea World (twice), Busch Gardens and Disney. I love the non-Disney parks best, with all of the animal exhibits/tanks/petting/feeding areas, etc. Dad did great cruising around in his Cricket. Everywhere but Disney. They wouldn't let it in Disney, but gave him a comp one person cart for teh day, which worked just fine. The pic below is the Cricket leaving Seaworld. It barely fit thru the one turnstile.
The beach pics are misleading- she didnt enjoy it as much as it looks like. It was overcast and very windy that day. You may notice the perspective in these portraits of Grandma & Grandpa. Kat took these. I think I helped push the button on one pic...
The very impressive tiger area.
some of Busch Gardens' animals. I really like it there and they have a great kiddie area- that's where most of the Kat/ride pics are taken.
Sorry about the random text. I'm not digging this new version of blogger. It's a lot harder to work with, I think.
The flights home were rough (well, the long one was). Kat fell asleep in the airport waiting to board. I dragged (on wheels) and carried her car seat onto the plane (with her in it). It must have hit every seat, every bump and probably every person unfortunate to be seated before us (it's a bit bulky to carry, filled, down the aisle of a plane). She slept through it all. And woke up just as I was buckling it in. And then fought off sleep, loudly and voilently for the next several hours (and that damn seat makes it impossible to NOT kick the seat in front of her).
I still have to post the pics of Dad's vancomyecin procedure. Even though they've since stopped the doses and removed his pickline, so he has gone back to regular crutches.
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