Toby has started reading upstairs in his room, which Spencer is fully on board with. This is him singing one of his favorite books, Baby Shark, to himself in his room.
You can no longer tour the actual chocolate factory at Hershey, but can ride the "chocolate tour ride" which talks about how the chocolates are made. (And you can wave at the dancing Kisses!)
Spencer was voting to go to Twizzlers Forest, but sadly it was not to be. Though he did manage to come back with a Twizzlers stuffie. Let it be known that Twizzlers are pretty underrepresented at Chocolate World. (Which makes sense given that it's CHOCOLATE World. But they are still a part of the Hershey family.)
Hershey Park categories the riders by candy to let you know what rides you can go on, when you need to be with an adult, etc. This little guy was a Kiss. Was there ever any doubt?
Grabbing a picture with the cartoon Nittany Lion was much more up Spencer's alley. The zoo's Mountain Lion (who resides in the enclosure behind here) was sleeping.
I was trying to take some pictures at the Statue of Liberty... ...when these people tried to crash my party. But they were very friendly. So, I decided they could stick around.
Both our kids have NYC-based middle names. Here is Spencer Ellis visiting the island that bears his middle name for the first time. He was very excited. (Toby Hudson was happy about the ferry ride over his namesake river)