Today is Disney day 4, so in an effort to remember days 2&3 I should go ahead and write them down. Let’s face it, I’m struggling to remember them already, so years, months, or weeks from now they’d definitely be a very faint memory. Day 3 started at Boardwalk Bakery. Well it actually started with a 2 year old waddling into our room and me realizing 3 minutes later that meant she had to climb out of her pack and play. She’s never done that before. I was so impressed that I put her back in so I could see it. We’ve never had a kid that climbed out of their pack and play. So, she did it again. I was entertained and we went about our day. So, back to boardwalk bakery…we are big on eating counter service in our fam. It’s quick, not formal, and easy to pick and choose where we go. Something we’ve learned on this trip is there are NO GOOD COUNTER SERVICE RESTAURANTS AT BOARDWALK, YACHT CLUB, BEACH CLUB. First world problem? Yes. Still annoying? Yes. So back to boardwalk bakery. We stopped by there and then headed to the bus stop. We hopped on a magic kingdom bus and headed over to begin our magical day. 
Thursday (day 3) would have been Caden’s last day of kindergarten, so we took a commemorative picture.

And one of JL too…
I have a little app on my phone that tells me different things about park crowds, restaurants, wait times, etc. It said the park crowds were 9 out of 10 that day. We didn’t have much hope of riding many rides, but we got a different disabled assistance card this time. I didn’t ask for anything specific. I just told them she needed an assistance card and we got a different one than last time.
We were able to ride Peter Pan, Small World, Dumbo, Barnstormer, jungle cruise, buzz, tomorrowland speedway, the people mover, and Winnie the Pooh. not too bad for a 9 out of 10 crowd level day with 3 kids 6 years and under in tow. This should go without saying, but I would never ever wish for my daughter to be deaf so we can go to the front of the line at Disney. I try to teach the boys she’s just like us, she’s not handicapped, etc. It actually made me feel bad to have our special card because we do try to treat her just like the other 2 kiddos. But I did appreciate it because it did make it much easier with our little wild princess.
Highlight of the day? EK rode her first roller coaster. Here she is immediately after:

And here she is after she saw the boys:

We met another little girl with a hearing aid while waiting for Dumbo. EK loved her.
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We hung out at MK until about 4. We had a late afternoon shower that left us pretty wet, but we headed to Contemporary to grab some dinner anyway. You know most kids get whiny or quiet when they’re tired? EK doesn’t. She get CRAZY. She runs around like a rat on acid. There is no controlling her, so we headed back to the room and bathed everyone and put them to bed by 8:30…which at
Disney is a miracle from the Lord. I even got to take a run around the boardwalk. Right now I’m doing a steady 5k every time I run. I need to bump it up some but I feel close to death by the end of the 3.1 miles so I stop. Jeb ran too. He always beats my time by a few minutes and Disney was nice enough to celebrate the end of his run with fireworks.
I had planned to write day 3 but my parents just walked in so I’ve got to finish later.





















































