Hey brother guys I just got back from a week long trip to Disney world and as you might

expect it was a total blast but would really set this trip apart from any other

trip I've ever had to

Disney was that it was the first time I was able to bring all three of my kids

Luke, Nick, and Nate down with us. And let me just tell you if you've never had the

opportunity to go to Disney World with three kids who are five and under, well, there are a lot of ups and downs.

A lot of emotions going around, a lot of hot weather and kids who do not want to be pushed around in strollers all day, but instead

held, held all day. If you ever lug around 3 30 pound heatbacks all day in 80 degree heat,

it's a decision, But honestly, still worth it. Just the look of pure joy on their faces on the rise,

or being the characters or seeing the aquarium, totally magical memories. One of my favorite parts of the trip though came on the last day as we were getting ready to leave.

Beth, my wife, was going to take our twin sons, Nick and Nate, back to the hotel, and I asked our oldest son, Luke, if there was anything else he wanted to do before we left, just me and him.

And he surprised me by saying what he wanted to do was go meet Ariel.

Which fine by me, so we did.

And then also the carousel and the teacups and it's a small world

Honestly probably one of the best afternoons of my entire life

But we really seem to stick with Luke was meeting aerial because since then we have been on a total little mermaid kick we have been

drawing pictures we have got a bubble one we have been making stories heck at some point we might even

get around to actually watching the movie but it's been a lot of fun because I have to admit,

out of the entire Disney lineup,

Little Mermaid is not a movie I've spent a ton of time with.

But in doing so, I've started to realize that Arielle shares

a shocking resemblance to another Disney character.

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