Dreams come true!Disney was lots of fun. Meghan's favorite part was meeting Ariel. But since it was the longest wait of ANY of the rides we went on that day, we only went to see Ariel once.
Sadly, it too me most of the ride to figure out how the Dumbo elephants worked. So by the time I was able to make it go up and down, I got to go up once and then the ride was over. Kyle, of course, was a master as soon as he sat in the seat.
The Merry-Go-Round was another popular ride.
And the teacups were CRAZY and made me so dizzy. Meghan couldn't decide if she liked them or not.
Here we are playing with the big star-map in Tomorrow Land. Meghan thought this was the neatest thing. Once she turned around to go back to play with it and scared me to death because my kid was missing. Fortunately, most people are helpful and pointed out the fleeing child pushing an empty blue stroller.
Everyone was tired by the end and we went home shortly after the obligatory Its A Small World ride.
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What are you trying to do, start your own children's series? Janelle and the patio, Janelle and the princesses, Janelle and disneyworld. It definitely sounds like a lot of the children's books: Curious George and the Costume party, Curious George and the Big City, Curious George and the Dump truck. But you need some sort of catchy repetitive introduction each time. Curious George is a good example: "This is George. He was a good little monkey and always very curious." Or Madeleine: "They left the house at half past nine in rain or shine, the smallest one was Madeleine." So we could say "This is Janelle she was a good paternal auntie and always very jolly(or adjective of choice)" I definitely think Janelle would be the best children's book character out of the lot of you because she is the only one that is able to show some emotion. I took a tally and of the pictures where i can discern a face and determine an emotion 6/8 times Janelle is happy. Meghan is either expressionless or scowling 10/12 times. Addy is a little more neutral with leanings towards emotionless (only 3/7 are happy). Aren't you guys supposed to be having fun?
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