Here we are, ready for another fun day!!
Dylan and Ethan are on the second row of horses in this picture. Dylan loved pretending he was riding a real horse.
The carousel was definitely a favorite. I think of the rides that we rode repeatedly, this was the most repeated. Part of it was probably the shortness of the line because they can get so many kids on at once. The other part was that they just loved it!
Here are the funny faces before the ride started.
And here is the fun. Ethan was laughing so hard. Dylan loved letting his body get thrown around. Daddy and Jayden had fun making it spin.
We all needed a little ice cream, so we sat on some benches near the circle in front of Cinderella's Castle and enjoyed these Micky Mouse Ice Creams.
See how clean they are eating?
Well, okay, maybe they didn't stay so clean. Ethan was the cleanest because he gave his to me after eating part of one ear. I didn't mind. And it came in handy when Jayden's fell off his stick, and I could give him the rest of Ethan's. Of course then when Dylan's did the same, I didn't have a replacement. By the time his fell off there was hardly anything left, so he had to tough it out. It was fun to watch things going on in the circle as we ate. Lots of cars, buses, and bicycle riding people were going by. The funniest thing was the comments and looks we got as people passed us and saw these three cute boys eating, and the messes that were being made.
Ethan was such a trooper, playing and being pretty happy. Most of the afternoons he eventually wanted his blanket and would just go to sleep in the stroller.
Jayden was so much fun to take on just about any ride we wanted to. He would often ride once with Dylan and Devon, and once with me.
We love Mater and Lightening McQueen at our house!
These little bumper cars were fun. Dylan was three days short of being 7, and they still wouldn't let him drive alone (he had to be 7), so we had to wait in this line 3 times for each of the boys to do it once, while Devon stayed with Austin and those also not riding. It took forever!
Dylan and Ethan are on the second row of horses in this picture. Dylan loved pretending he was riding a real horse.
The carousel was definitely a favorite. I think of the rides that we rode repeatedly, this was the most repeated. Part of it was probably the shortness of the line because they can get so many kids on at once. The other part was that they just loved it!
Devon took the boys on the teacups. Devon was the designated rider for anything that spins in circles - I don't do circles. The teacups is one of the rides he really enjoys of those kinds of rides.
Here are the funny faces before the ride started.
And here is the fun. Ethan was laughing so hard. Dylan loved letting his body get thrown around. Daddy and Jayden had fun making it spin.
We all needed a little ice cream, so we sat on some benches near the circle in front of Cinderella's Castle and enjoyed these Micky Mouse Ice Creams.
See how clean they are eating?
Well, okay, maybe they didn't stay so clean. Ethan was the cleanest because he gave his to me after eating part of one ear. I didn't mind. And it came in handy when Jayden's fell off his stick, and I could give him the rest of Ethan's. Of course then when Dylan's did the same, I didn't have a replacement. By the time his fell off there was hardly anything left, so he had to tough it out. It was fun to watch things going on in the circle as we ate. Lots of cars, buses, and bicycle riding people were going by. The funniest thing was the comments and looks we got as people passed us and saw these three cute boys eating, and the messes that were being made.
Dylan thought it was so cool they had a Golden Gate Bridge here, so we had to take a picture.
Ethan was such a trooper, playing and being pretty happy. Most of the afternoons he eventually wanted his blanket and would just go to sleep in the stroller.
Jayden was so much fun to take on just about any ride we wanted to. He would often ride once with Dylan and Devon, and once with me.
We love Mater and Lightening McQueen at our house!
These little bumper cars were fun. Dylan was three days short of being 7, and they still wouldn't let him drive alone (he had to be 7), so we had to wait in this line 3 times for each of the boys to do it once, while Devon stayed with Austin and those also not riding. It took forever!
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