The shows were SPECTACULAR

Mommy, LOOK!

Under the sea in the context of a Peter Pan tale. The other fairy tales were also strewn about in the midst of the Peter Pan story. This was soooooooo wonderfully done.

The shows. Oh, the shows! Disney really knows how to entertain. The entertainment was fun for the kids and adults alike! Now that's *something*.

After dinner delights were also enjoyable!

After dinner, we usually stopped by our stateroom for a minute. Every time we returned, our stateroom attendant had made a new towel creation! I loved coming back to find a new little friend every night. Here are a few of her amusing designs.

A ghost, in honor of Halloween. SO FUN.

An elephant wearing MY SUNGLASSES. I told her she could wear them if she would hand over the chocolate. She did.

Monkey time! Mommy thinks the stateroom attendant was commenting on how I like to hang on everything like a little monkey. :)

Speaking of dinner, have I told you how much I enjoyed the Mickey Mouse ice cream bars?

Oh yes, I enjoyed them very much. (So did daddy -- he had one every day, just like me!)

Even dinners were filled with entertainment

Mickey himself came to entertain us one night! I loved this.

I didn't limit my dancing to the deck, though!

Where there's dancing, there's sure to be a Caroline!

Dance party!

The pool deck wasn't just for pool-related activities. They also hosted dance parties there! If you know me, you know I love to dance. I wouldn't dream of missing the festivities! I enjoyed getting my boogie on.

Snow White also hosted story time - she told us the story of Snow White (how appropriate)!

She even paused for a nice chat with me after storytime.

Snow White taught a dance class onboard the Disney Wonder!

Mommy said that Katherine and I were the best dancers there. I'm sure Snow White agreed.

One activity involved making cookies with Ratatuille! I can get onboard with that.

First, Ratatuille and his sous chef explained what we would be doing.

Next, we donned aprons and little hats.

Then it was time to pose for a picture. Thanks, mommy.

We were given ingredients, which we measured into our bowls. Then we mixed.

And mixed. It requires great concentration.

Finally, the cookies were ready! We didn't stick around for this. We were only interested in the mixing. Besides, the older kids were really loud - and the kids club staff were encouraging them to yell the answers to questions! These little ears can't take that. Not to worry - we got cookies anyway. Delicious! (But not as delicious as mommy's.)

I made new friends at the kid's club, too

Here is one such new friend. She let me crawl on her back for photos.

Two kids in a barrel!

The kids club featured lots of fun things for us to do. There was a big slide, all kinds of things to climb, big foam blocks to build forts and other impressive structures, a stage for performances, a dress-up station and play station with kitchen tools galore, computers with fun Disney games and more! They also had craft classes, art projects and games going on all the time.

With all of that, you can guess what I was drawn to: a barrel. I wanted to get inside. Bad. I had company. Good company.

Have you ever wondered what happens when you get two kids in a barrel? Mommy did, so she let me crawl in with my friend Katherine. All kinds of silliness took place! But most of all: giggling.

The ship's displays were so fun!

Minnie: my favorite.

That Goofy is such a character!

I made sandcastles just like Donald Duck's nephews. More on that later.

More water play!

Right next to the pool was an area where you could step on water as it was squirting out and make it REALLY shoot up. This was great fun - and a very popular area for kids my age.

I made a friend.

We raced to the next squirting fountain.

Sometimes she was faster, but usually, it was me. I'm *quick* - especially when motivated.

Here is a view of the pool from above

Do you see how they shaped it like Mickey's head? The mouse is everywhere. That's some great marketing. And look at that slide! Sadly, you had to be between 4 and 14 years old to go on it. Apparently, adventurous 3 year olds need not apply.

I'm ready for the pool now!

After we dropped off our carry-on bags, I made a bee-line for the pool!


You can't keep this girl out of water. Especially when said water is crystal clear. I can see my feet!

I made some new friends.

We splashed. We laughed. It was fun. It continued. For a long time.