Its our last day in Disney World, and as far as the kids are concerned, the last day of Disney anything on our trip. We asked the kids what they wanted to do and the answer was autographs! Magic Kingdom at 9am had us catch Pinnochio and Tinkerbell early in the day. We had a dance with Stich and Chip & Dale, but no autographs while they were having a party. Then a final race on the speedway. Off to Epcot where we caught Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Pluto and Goof...

When Emerson woke up on her Birthday Gab had already laid out all of her Cinderella outfit - Gown, Gloves, Shoes, Wand, Tiara, Bag. She didn't need any encouragement to get dolled up. An hour later Gab's Boutique had spun up a little princess ready for her big day. Emerson was so pretty the Manager at Breakfast sent her a chocolate milk, then comped her meal. On the bus everyone wished her a happy birthday. The Captain of the boat that took us over to the Magic ...

Last time I drove in the US I left the hotel on the wrong side of the road, and followed some tram tracks down a tram tunnel in the middle of the road. No wonder the other three were less keen on a highway day today. But I woke up with the idea in my head and booked in a car as soon as I could. This place is the highway restaurant mecca of the US, or it looks that way. We decided on IHOP for Brunch. We ordered most of the things that looked good, tasted all of t...

Today we were up early, big plans! We got to Hollywood Studios just in time to book Max into the 12:30pm Jedi Training Academy, he was a little impressed. Meanwhile Gab and Emerson had a go on the Toy Story Midway Mayhem. Then they fast passed it, then had another go. Three goes round in total. Max and I joined them for the last two rides. By 4pm this afternoon people were queueing for over 2 hours to get on this thing. I mean its good but… So the Toy Story ri...

We've seen some increadible history on this trip. Most of it so old that we can't really takei it in. Today was a full day of history on a scale that I can fully appreciate it, even if the kids can't. It's all the more important because literally tomorrow, NASA begins the final decomissioning of the Space Shuttle program. Starting tomorrow the Discovery orbiter will begin being loaded onto a 747 to be transported up to the Smithsonian for permanent exhibit on Apr...