Disney 2011

We made it back from Disneyland!! We had so much fun! We spent three days at Disney and then went to Huntington Beach for the last night to do some shopping and say hello to the ocean.
It all started off with Colbie's first flight! She did wonderful on the way there sitting in her daddy's lap the whole way looking out the window and playing with the shade. She was a little rowdy on flight home, but we were all tore up by that point!

We landed and went straight to Disneyland! It was really cold about, but a huge relief from our last experience when it was 113 degrees. We bundled up and hit the town. The girls LOVED meeting the characters. Cambry was so excited to see buzz. She told him she loved his movie. Every character she met she would tell them "okay, I'll see you probably next week okay?"
Oh the carousel. We rode that thing at least four times. Cambry would laugh sooo hard when it started going that all of the people waiting in line were smiling and pointing to her as she went around. We also rode It's A Small World about four times. Both girls loved that. Cambry loved the Haunted Mansion of course to see all of her "scary" friends.

3D glasses for the Toy Story ride that Cambry insisted on putting on herself.

Colbie loved meeting Minnie and Mickey. So did Cambry. She had matching gloves that she couldn't wait to show Minnie. In this picture she is telling Minnie "see, see we have twin hands!" Minnie was very sweet to them.

We were waiting in line for an Alice in Wonderland ride and Colbie was getting a little restless. She isn't very happy in this picture, but her eyes looked so blue that I had to post it.

Cambry loved the teacup ride. That's one only mommy can go on with her because it makes daddy sick. :)

More merry-go-round giggles

The water was freezing, but Colbie loved putting her feet in it.

Our hotel on the last night was called the Shorebreak. It was AWESOME! It's right on the beach above all of the shops. I would call it upscale-modern-surf. I want to live in it. Anyways, it had the biggest bathtub I have ever laid eyes on. It's hard to tell because the girls are so small, but it was huge.

Not very often do people tell me that I look like Cambry, until she makes this face. The sad thing is it's true! I could probable pull out ten pictures of me making this face. Glad I passed on my good genes to her.

And lastly, Scary Scary. He is the only souvenir from the trip, but Cambry really wanted him. She treats him as if he were the sweetest little baby on the planet. And when we got home she introduced Scary Scary to Scary (the Christmas skeleton I made her - two different scaries just similar names she has given them) And they are the best of friends. I love her love for different toys, and how she finds beauty in the toys that most children wouldn't want. I love that when we watch Toy Story she love Buzz and the Little Green Men, and the only reason she wants to see Barbie is to watch her cry. I love her little brain. I think she is going to be just the right amount of warped like her mama.