On Monday morning, we headed for Epcot. On the way out of the resort, my Best Girl received Happy Birthday wishes on the harmonica. Because she was wearing a birthday button all week, these treats were common occurrences. (Yes, she is a little big for a stroller, but when I have the kids by myself at Disney World, the stroller is a HUGE help. My Best Girl tends to get distracted when going from one place to another, so I use the stroller to know where she is!)

Once we arrived at Epcot, we were excited to meet up with more friends from home. One of my fellow PTA moms was there with her son, her sister-in-law, and her niece, so we enjoyed Test Track together (I rode separately). We also enjoyed a trip to Mars on Mission: SPACE.

After spending some fun time with our friends, we headed out of Epcot to the Beach Club Resort for brunch with Minnie, Donald, and Goofy at the Cape May Cafe. My Best Girl was thrilled to have another signed birthday card. My Favorite Boy enjoyed the Mickey waffles.

Because the lighting was low, I had to use the disposable camera for the flash (you can read about the camera tragedy in my previous post). All the pics from the disposable camera look like they were taken in the 80s. Camera quality has come a long way!

After eating, we headed back to Epcot for Soarin' and a few other favorites before deciding to go to Downtown Disney. There was a treat there that I had been dreaming about for months. We left Epcot on a bus to the Port Orleans Resort and took their boat to Downtown Disney. My Best Girl was thrilled when the boat captain gave her a beautiful ring for her birthday.

We arrived at Earl of Sandwich in Downtown Disney to discover that they hadn't made any brownie sandwiches that day! I was disappointed, but the kids enjoyed shopping for some souvenirs. My Favorite Boy picked out a Florida Gators mini football, and my Best Girl picked out a Disney Vinylmation. After this, we called it quits and headed back to the resort for some swimming fun.

On Tuesday, we headed to Hollywood Studios. For some reason, we hadn't visited the Tower of Terror on our last several trips, so we made sure to drop in a few times.

We were very excited to meet Phineas and Ferb again. This is one of my kids' favorite shows at the moment.

We stopped at Pizza Planet for lunch, and I enjoyed this delicious cupcake. It was chocolate cappuccino, and it was WONDERFUL. I am not a coffee fan, but there was only a hint of coffee, and the cake was so moist. Completely worth disrupting my digestive healing. Yum.

After lunch, we rode Star Tours a few times, and then the kids decided they wanted cupcakes as well. I tried to talk them into sharing one so they could save a snack credit, but they insisted that they have their own. They didn't even eat half of them.

I had already eaten a treat, but because I had missed out on my Downtown Disney treat the day before, we decided to head to Downtown Disney again for the brownie sandwich and to visit Disney Quest (a five-story video game extravaganza). The brownie sandwich was completely worth the effort. It was the most enjoyable thing we ate all week.

While my Favorite Boy played all kinds of video games at Disney Quest, my Best Girl and I found a drawing class (also at Disney Quest), and she learned how to draw Minnie. She really enjoyed this.

We headed back to the resort for the evening. Rain had been threatening all day, and the bottom finally fell out about 7PM. We hung out in the main building and played a fun trivia game with some other families. This was fun way to end our day!