Headed Home

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 We had one last yummy breakfast before leaving the hotel.
A visit from some different Lego Friends!

We also saw a character from Lego Nexo Knights.

A little more time to build and play around the big pirate ship.

Charlie liked the light up squares on the floor. 

Who wouldn't love swimming around in a pit of Legos!

After we got on the road, Charlie started whining that he just wanted to go home. We thought it was because he didn't want a long car ride. As it turns out, he was car sick and didn't want to throw up in the car. Wish we could have avoided that miscommunication! A rough ride down the Florida Turnpike later we were able to stop and get him cleaned up. We stopped at a Popeye's to clean him up and as soon as we got him in fresh clothes, he mentioned that he could go for some cajun rice and a biscuit! Oh my!

The rest of our trip was pretty uneventful and we finished off with a yummy dinner at Chuy's!

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