The dome.
Right when we walked into the World Showcase they had a cranberry bog.
It was pretty cool, in the "first time to a farm" kind of way. I've never seen cranberries in a bog before.
The spread in France.
We got a cheese plate.
My husband is French. Doesn't he look exactly how you would picture a French guy? I thought so, especially in his element like this.
What in the world is it with turkey legs? Every single park in Florida sells steaming hot turkey legs. Really? It's 90°, I would love nothing more than a hot turkey leg, right in the middle of the day. I don't understand.
Morocco
The Wines of France. (I translated that myself, so I'm probably incorrect). This was a cool shop. I love wine shops.
Beer in Germany.
China
We got Skolebrod (School Bread) and a cherry danish in Norway. Josh liked the school bread so much that my Norwegian friend Ingrid (pretty handy, huh?) found a recipe for me. Click here if your husband likes it too.
Margaritas in Mexico
Joshua called these guys my uncles.
Mexico
We ate a meal in Morocco. I had lamb, couscous, hummus, and some green stuff. Josh had sliders, which were like gyros, a lentil salad, green stuff, and hummus.
We were completely exhausted after Epcot. It took us so long to walk everywhere. I didn't realize it was so big. There was a bunch of stuff in Futureworld we didn't even see. By the time we got around the world to Mexico we decided we were done and going back to the house.
Up next is Universal Islands of Adventure. I know, you can't wait.
That is so cool that they had a bog of cranberries! I love Disney World, so this post made me insanely jealous!
ReplyDeleteI took my baby boy there in January, your pictures make me want to go back. NOW
ReplyDeleteThose people in the matching outfits are awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteFor some reason, EVERYONE in EPCOT was in matching outfits. Not just the employees. All the families matched.
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