Neither of the kids knew that Jamie was flying down for the weekend, so when she showed up they were so happy! My Aunt and Uncle met us at Epcot one day, and it was nice to spend a bit of time with them too.
Overall it was a good trip. This year was a bit more challenging than last (Little Bud fully understood that he was getting left behind when he wasn't big enough for a ride and he isn't a big fan of riding in the stroller or waiting in lines), but both kids have talked about the trip almost non stop for the last few months, so I guess that means they are treasuring the memories we made. Little Bud has told me countless times that Jamie and/or Papa and Grams are going to take him back to Disney World, and every time we drive past the Shelby County Courthouse, he tells us that it's Donald Duck's castle!!
We've found that sometimes it's hard to see the forest through the trees when it comes to vacationing with little kids. It's hard work, much more challenging than "normal" life, but once you get home and think back, we find that there's always good memories to treasure.
John says that our next trip to Disney will be when both of the kids are tall enough to ride every ride, which will be at least 5 years from now. I'm hoping that we'll take a motorhome trip to California in a few years, and we'll make a stop at DisneyLand while we're there :)
Our first night we joined Cinderella and her crew for dinner!
Big Sister loved riding by herself in the back of the bus
Big Sister's FAVORITE ride. She rode it no less than 10 times!
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