A lazy day is a good day - part 2

Car parked we headed down the escalator and were right at our lunch spot, the Polite Pig.

The line was short and we had soon placed our order and found a table. Tom went to get our drinks 

and some of the sauces and as soon as he returned our lunch was served. 

We had ordered the 

Prime Brisket with coffee rub and had decided to try the 

BBQ Cauliflower, paprika sour cream and candied pepitas and the 

Crispy Brussels Sprouts with whiskey-caramel and the 

Sweet Potato Tots with Parmesan Cheese. It also came with a corn muffin. 

We shared the order and there was more than enough for the two of us. Everything was so tasty and we both loved the Brussels Sprouts and Cauliflower. Once we had cleaned our “tray” we rolled out to Disney Springs where we strolled around a bit, but headed back to our car after about an hour. 

We then drove to Publix for a little shopping and were amazed by all the construction

and when we left the store after shopping it was looking very much like rain. 

So we speedwalked to our car, put the shopping bags into the boot and off we went. 

We had quite a few purchases and Tom dropped me off at the Convention Center and went to park the car. Since it just started to rain I grabbed the bags and started to slowly walk up the covered sidewalk. I must have been a sad sight as two families offered to carry my bags for me, but I could see Tom at the end of the walkway, so I declined. 

Tom took some of the bags and we walked to our room, put everything that need to be refridgerated into the fridge and then dropped onto the couch for some rest. In the meantime it was pouring rain and we decided to stay in and check email and watch TV for some time. 

Must have been some “real” interesting programme, as we both drifted off to sleep for about an hour. 

We then decided that instead of heading back out to a park we would just have some dinner out of the fridge and relax in the room. 

Around 8.30 the rain had stopped and we wanted to wait for the fireworks. Come 9pm they started and we had an awesome view from our balcony. 

There were  quite a few people on the Boardwalk, but we were both tired and after the fireworks we decided to call it a day and got ready for bed. Didn’t take long and we were fast asleep.