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A Trip Around The World In Only One Day!
Jan. 11th, 2007 06:29 pmNow I've always loved Epcot but I really liked it this time around. Why is that you ask? Well for one thing...we actually were able to see almost everything unlike last time when we missed at least two attractions because they closed early and for another thing the whole family was here this time. I took some medicine in the morning because my ankle was bothering me but I was determined to not waste a $65 ticket even if it killed me. At any rate, that's what we were here for :) Mom and I decided to do Spaceship Earth while Dad and David went to Test Track so they could beat the line. I loved that ride because it's very relaxing but fun at the same time as your seat rotates during this journey through time :) Great way to start your visit!
Well, from there it was on to the French restaurant where I ordered some pate, a lobster bisque and the best creme bruele I've ever tasted. Must come back here for dessert next year. We then decided to take in the rest of the world showcase. There are too many shows to name so I'll list my favorites. The Voices of Liberty singing in harmony and acappella some old American Favorites, a lady from China playing a harp/piano type instrument with skill and grace, Chinese acrobats performing feats of flexibility and daring that make you go wow, and a mariachi band in Mexico singing old romantic ballads that make your heart flutter. As for food, we had strawberry shortcake, strawberry waffles, Italian pastries, and countless other things I can't remember but know were delicious.
We got back too late to watch another two hours of 24 so nothing to report on that front but I will leave you with another news story :D
Well, from there it was on to the French restaurant where I ordered some pate, a lobster bisque and the best creme bruele I've ever tasted. Must come back here for dessert next year. We then decided to take in the rest of the world showcase. There are too many shows to name so I'll list my favorites. The Voices of Liberty singing in harmony and acappella some old American Favorites, a lady from China playing a harp/piano type instrument with skill and grace, Chinese acrobats performing feats of flexibility and daring that make you go wow, and a mariachi band in Mexico singing old romantic ballads that make your heart flutter. As for food, we had strawberry shortcake, strawberry waffles, Italian pastries, and countless other things I can't remember but know were delicious.
We got back too late to watch another two hours of 24 so nothing to report on that front but I will leave you with another news story :D
So with that I leave you to a wonderful evening anticipating the return of 24!
What does Heller want Charles? You can't tell me that you called you this late at night to exchange coffee recipes?
