Erik had his first week of vacation in November, and we live with a princess-obsessed child only 6 hours from Disneyland. No-brainer, right? For Morgan anyway. We had all sorts of other considerations - money - will she even remember any of it? - naps - 10 month old child - naps - money - but in the end it all worked out. Morgan has been preparing for this her entire life; she just didn't know it.
On our first of 3 days, we walked into the park and immediately met Alice and the Mad Hatter, who swept Morgan up into a dance. That's kind of how our trip was - random moments of Disney fortuosity.
These pictures (lots and lots of them) should give you a good idea of how our time was spent: waiting in line to meet Morgan's heroes - and a few of Erik's. There had better be princesses in Heaven, or Morgan will be disappointed.
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| One of our highlights: while waiting in line to meet Donald, she turns to me and says, "Mom, Donald Duck is real!" all full of wonder. Sure, sweetie. |
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| The pinnacle of Morgan's entire life. She's still talking about it, and how Briar Rose invited her to the castle to play. |
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| "I'm three!" |
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| Random Cinderella mouse that somehow Morgan could name. |
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| "I want a horse. A real one. |
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| Mary Poppins and Bert randomly walking down the street. We couldn't get near, so we stalked them and ambushed them in a quiet moment. Disneyland MASTERS! |
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| Erik's hero - Morgan had no idea who she was holding hands with. |
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| And then all of Erik's dreams came true... |
1 comment:
haha, love it.
I DO want to know how you tricked Morgan into coming home, though....
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