Underage driving at its finest. J keeps reminding me "only 2 more years!" GASP!
Our gang in Toontown
Tigger engulfing A (or is he eating him?) He sleeps with a giant Tigger every night. It's about time he met the "real" one!
Can't beat the beach! When we first got there, the noise and commotion of the water was disturbing to A. He kept asking us to turn it off!
Despite our CA trauma, we did make some wonderful memories. A was especially fun to take to Disneyland. The look of wonder and joy on his face over and over again was golden. I'm a Disney girl at heart. Can't help it. I was raised that way. My mom is from Southern CA, so I grew up visiting my grandparents there and being treated to Disneyland yearly. Grandpa purchased every Disney movie ever made in bulk and delighted in gifting them. And Grandma, though in a wheelchair, would come to Disneyland with a smile on her face and excitement for those attractions she could access. They both spoiled us rotten on Disney sugar. Anyway, now it's my turn. Though we don't get down there often, I hope my kids will have great memories of good old-fashioned Disney magic. I believe childhood should have some magic in it, after all.
2 comments:
i am not a Disney kid either, but after the trip there i feel the same way. i want our kids to enjoy Disneyland since it is magic you can believe in.
Ah...we LOVE Disneyland...can't walk down Main Street-you just have to skip! ;) Glad you had a great trip!
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