Cooks and Corsons, together again. The very best part of our day was meeting up with some wonderful friends at Animal Kingdom! The Corsons were our next-door neighbors at Fort Hood for a couple of years and we survived a deployment together, complete with sharing meals, kids, frustrations, joys, and time. In the Army, your neighbors are not just the people you nod to as you get into your car in the mornings, they become family. In our time together, Catty watched my kids, listened to my woes, and took care of everything from shoe-tying to diaper-changing for my kids when I sprained my wrist while our husbands were gone. In return, her kids were always welcome in my home and spent more than one Friday night eating pizza and watching movies with us. When my water pipes burst that deployment winter, she was there with me, fighting the raging fountain of water, clad in our pajamas. On the first day of school, we shared a traditional school bus cake (her ...