epcot

I have something to admit.  I really, really dislike amusement parks.  Like, really.  I could give you all sorts of reasons for this but in all honesty, I just think they're icky.  And crowded.  And just too much for this little introvert to handle.  Well, since we've been married, Mr. F has been trying to convince me that we need to go to Epcot.  I wasn't buying any of it.  Until Mr. F lost his job, we moved back to Florida, and he looked at me with sad, puppy eyes.  I caved.

And I am so glad I did.

Mr. F was right when he told me I would like Epcot.  It's Disney, so it's fully of all the whimsy and mystery of childhood, but created for an adult audience.  I loved wandering the vignettes of different countries.  It brought our expat experience back and reminded me that I still have so many places yet to see.  Most of the day I was in a DayQuil induced blur as I tried to fight off a cold.  This was definitely the park to visit in such a state.  I could wander leisurely and soak everything in.  Every so often, we'd stumble on a film about a country and I could sit for awhile.  Learning and recouping at the same time? Done!

The food was delicious, the grounds, exquisite, and the company..better than anything.