California Day 2

Our first day of Disneyland was so exciting!  We stayed at a Marriott across the street, so we woke up and were there in a flash.  The lines weren't too long and the weather was pretty nice (a little cold).  My SIL and her two daughters and my MIL came with us, so we met up and headed in to Disney.

 

 Not without stopping to suncreen up (I had to post this, I thought it was hilarious).

 We also picked up some autograph books.

 McKay was pretty excited about his.

 Everything Disney is so magical, and I always love their windows as well.  The funny things about this one, is if you look at Josh's reflection, it is right on top of a hand towel in the window that makes it look like he is wearing Mickey Mouse ears.  We have gotten some good laughs out of this picture.

 The boys got these wrist radios for Christmas and they came in handy at Disneyland.  They are two way radios that everyone could talk to each other.  If we ever lost any of the boys, we would just tell them where to meet us and the problem was solved.  It was perfect.

 This stroller was a trooper, we could pile 3 boys on it (when they were smaller we piled all of them on it).

 We didn't see very many characters the first day, Tiana from "The Princess and the Frog," is one of the only ones we saw.  My nieces were excited to see princesses, so with threw the boys in line as well.  I am not sure princesses were on the top of their list for getting autographs, but they were good sports.

 Tarzan house.  

 This isn't a great picture, but Palmer is helping McKay see through the telescope.

 Josh and I are both wimps when it comes to rides that go round and round.  These two were ready to go crazy, so we let them just go alone.

 This was the "non spinning" tea cup.  Josh ended up with my niece, McKay and Palmer and I am pretty sure there was more spinning than he wanted.

 The ride the boys were most interested in was this little scooter my MIL rented to get around.  They were dying to drive it.

 I am pretty sure this is our last matching trip.  Palmer was a good sport about it, but I think he is done.  It has been nice for me to be able to locate my boys all at once.  Good thing we have the radios.

 I drove with McKay on one of the rides.  He was a wild man!

I learned that Fix It Felix Jr actually is a real game!  Who knew?  In one of the gift shops you could play it for free.  The boys wanted to stay there a LONG time.  

 McKay left exhausted every night.  This was while watching the parade, he couldn't even keep his eyes open.