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Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Disney World-Day 2

Hello friends!
We have been at Hawaiian Falls(our local water park) and are really tired, but had a lot fun!

Now, where was I...oh yes, Day 2 we were at Magic Kingdom.When we started riding rides, we weren't sure how Anderson would do in those long lines. But, he did really good. We kept telling him that we had to wait in line(a great lesson for him) and we had to be patient(a great lesson for me too;)
We rode Space Mountain(not Anderson) but Disney has an awesome feature called "baby swap", where your child waits in line with you and you ride and your husband holds the child and then when you get back you switch. It's pretty cool!
We did the fun tea cups!And Adam and Anderson rode Dumbo! Except somebody didn't like Dumbo as much as we though he would. He was fine, until they put the seat belt on him...then he went ballistic! ha!Then we went on the rides of all rides. Anderson's favorite ride EVER...Small World. We rode it two more times and the last time we rode it he got SO SCARED and covered his ears and closed his eyes. When we got off the ride he kept saying "goat feathers" and this was the culprit that scared him so bad! Sorry it's sideways and I can't turn it around. This little green and yellow goat. Every time we would mention it, Anderson would get real still and close his eyes and cover his ears and say "Momma, hold you".

I've decided that every time we go back to Disney World that I want to get Anderson's picture taken by this Indian in Frontier Land( I was trying to hide, oh well).
We stayed late and watched part of the Electrical Light Parade. It was really fun, but Anderson was tired and so were weso we headed back to our hotel in the mass hysteria of all the people trying to get out of the park. But looking at this made it just bearable!

1 comments:

Sue Hall said...

What great memories! You didn't mention that Anderson got upset even when we spelled the word "goat",too. My favorite ride was the carousel with Anderson naming our horses, Snowey, Snookems, and Snowball.