When we first arrived they were taking down the flag. I was impressed with the respect of those at the park during the little ceremony.
We first hit up our favorite ride in Magic Kingdom, Winnie the Pooh.
I was quite surprised by the number of Asians at Disney on Christmas eve. Then I chuckled when I pulled this picture off Jake's phone. Hello there cute little Asian girl.
We watched a show at the castle after a Cinderalla show lit up the castle lights. While waiting for the big show Jake held each child and whispered to them the story of Jesus and his birth. He said it was quite hard to tell so that they understood. I think for now we'll stick rather closely to the main idea, it's Jesus' birthday.
DISNEY MADE IT SNOW!
Not very much and only for a minute but my kids LOVED IT.
Mali Su tried to catch it with her tongue.
It made for a fabulous evening.
It was a lot of work, but well worth it for those moments we were watching the show.
Next time I'll bring more snacks, my big kids (thought they) were so hungry they chowed down on baby food and baby snacks. Luckily I packed applesauce and not peas.
HOW FUN! So, do you have room for visitors in your new place? We seriously need to visit you (and WDW)! :D
ReplyDeleteBut, it's going to be a year or so before we can save enough money to get there. Your pictures are so fun. I went once but I didn't enjoy it and I don't remember why.