This year for Thanksgiving we tried something new- not doing the typical Thanksgiving. Let me tell you, it was awesome! No slaving for hours in the kitchen (while the men watch TV) just for a meal that lasts 30 minutes! I fully agree the holiday should revolve around family time, togetherness and feeling grateful for all we have. What a better place for all of those things than Disneyland?
On the third day he became Nemo- he was a celebrity, with kids and parents everywhere saying hi to him.
One might wonder why we would chose somewhere we've been a hundred times, and its exactly because we have been there so much. We knew exactly what we wanted to do, where we wanted to eat, and how to get around. Despite having a big group, the whole Cordon clan, we had a relatively easy time getting out and about each day.
We spent three days at the park, the last being Thanksgiving. The boys loved being back in our favorite spot, and were also good sports about waiting while we rode some of the bigger rides.
The big boys and the little boys
Minnie loves Nicholas
Keke being a daddy's boy
We watched the Christmas parade one night, World of Color another, and the Fireworks the last night.
Two mornings I had some quiet time with just the two little guys!
Keke loved driving the bumper cars, despite barely seeing over the steering wheel
A cute spot in New Orleans- I have a great shot in the exact spot of my brother and I from years ago
On the third day he became Nemo- he was a celebrity, with kids and parents everywhere saying hi to him.
Our Thanksgiving dinner at Goofy's kitchen
We ate all together. (And no, I'm not pregnant, just looking it!)
Nicholas loved being with his little cousin, Everett.
During the dinner different characters would come up and say hello.
The last morning we woke up, the girls went shopping, then we exchanged our Christmas gifts.
We had so much fun! Now I have to figure out if I want to renew my Disney pass....
