For a while my phone wasn't sending pictures, which meant the last 40 or so pictures were just sitting on my waiting... (in a deep, scratchy movie-trailer voice) "until now":



If this picture wasn't taken with a camera-phone that has a max resolution of 600 pixels, this might be a more interesting photo... if you can't tell though, that me and amanda on the carousel.


Mollye just straight freaking out...


In line for "Star Tours"... get it, it's a play on words - and a stone age crap-fest of a ride.




Why does Justin look like he's prepping himself for a head-butt? That's Mollye's mom on the right with the camera.


We happened to be sitting directly behind the engine during our train ride around the park - this is when it let off a giant cloud of musty-smelling steam... and we got covered.




Probably my favorite picture from Disney... isn't that just adorable.




It took Amanda about three hours to get ride of this thing, of course the giant chunk I accidently bit off after taking this picture helped.


Getting a nickel & dime fortune... it just reminds me of 'Big'.




According to this meter-thingy: Amanda's kisses are "devastating"... it's science.




A creepy shot of two birds in the Tiki room... Mollye's favorite part of Disney.


Amanda twenty minutes into deciding what she wants for breakfast.




That's me shaking my head at Amanda... which is code for: don't even take a picture of me.






The strawberries & bananas on this pancake were deep-fried... I have been craving more since.


It's a mini-Golden Gate Bridge.


It only sprinkled for about five minutes in the morning... and not even enough to really warrant a rain coat / garbage bag... as you tell, almost no one else is wearing anything to take cover from the rain. We mostly just wanted to look cool.




I love that the guy with the umbrella isn't even coming close to keeping any rain off Mr. & Mrs. Incredible.




This was my favorite part of the store outside of the Tower of Terror, this was one of two drawing stations that had pages and pages suspended in the air. This picture doesn't do it much justice.






Here is a very washed out picture of a picture on a tv screen of Mollye, Amanda and myself on the Tower of Terror... which by the way: is awesome.




A view from the ferris wheel that made me sick for the rest of the day.




An almost full-scale pirate ship with 40-some people fighting and swinging around on ropes... and if you look real close you can see Peter Pan and Captain Hook at the top.




This just makes me laugh... I'm not entirely sure Justin is faking the horrified expression on his face here (because he's not a big fan of roller coasters) but either way... it's hilarious.


I loved these girls' hats... I made Amanda stand in-front of them so I fake that I was taking a picture of her... even though it was obvious they could have cared less.




The moral of this post: I need an actual digital camera.