I definitely felt loved this year for Valentine's Day. Even though our lives are extremely busy, we still managed to keep our tradition. We feasted on our homemade heart-shaped chicken alfredo pizza and enjoyed our two boys who were on a sugar high from all of the M&M's and other candies.
I love these boys!
I love my hubby too and the pretty flowers he brought home.
I love the fact that this kid will eat anything. And when I say anything, I mean everything...well, except really spicy stuff. He eats fruits, veggies, a variety of meats, casseroles, sweets, just about anything, even fish (Yuck!).
I guess this comes as such a big surprise because I have always been a very picky eater and Micah follows closely in my footsteps.
To have a 15-month-old that eats anything is such a benefit. I just cut up small bites of whatever we're eating. Simple. And such a blessing.
Here's my big eater enjoying his Saturday morning pancakes.
Well, this post will wrap up our Disney cruise vacation. It's just a few random photos from the rest of the trip. We had fun and hope to do another one sometime in the next few years.
Our only port of call was Cozumel, Mexico. Tom and I have been here a half dozen times, and we've done most of the excursions. Choosing something different that was available to a 15-month-old, really limited our choices. We thought the semi-submarine tour would be exciting for both of the boys and us too.
Thankfully, the rain let up enough for us to get from the cruise ship to the semi-submarine without getting too wet.
When we were back on shore, we had our cab driver drop us off at Margaritaville for some lunch before we boarded the ship again.
We could see our ship from the dock at Margaritaville.
It was a fun time watching Tom wear all of these balloon creations as we walked down the streets of Cozumel all the way back to the ship. I love that he will do anything for these kids!
I feel like we met the entire Disney family while onboard. Here are the pictures we got with most of the characters. Waiting to meet the characters on the ship really wasn't that bad. I may or may not have waited in line by myself for an hour to meet the princesses (my boys just really weren't that interested), but all of the other lines weren't more than about 10-15 minutes. Any wait was totally worth seeing Micah with each character. Everything is so real to him.
