Disneyland was something David I had planned for years! We waited and waited until we felt the kids were old enough to not be completely exhausted by the place, and truly enjoy it's magical experience. So, for Bradley's 5th birthday, we went. March is a very busy month for us every year. It's starts with David's birthday, then it's mine, and the day after mine is Bradley's! We also celebrate our wedding anniversary on the 17th and a few other family member's birthdays as well. It's ALWAYS crazy this month!
So, after our 4 hour drive to Anaheim, the kids were restless and we were all very hungry. We checked into our hotel room, unloaded our bags, put everything away, and left for dinner. After dinner (at yummy California Pizza kitchen, mmm) we stopped at The Cheesecake Factory for my favorite vanilla bean cheesecake. We all got our own since everyone was celebrating a birthday (David, me, Bradley, and my mom, who's birthday is tomorrow!) and headed back to the room. I'm pretty sure that cheesecake is made of nothing but the finest, sweetest sugar because after bath and settling down, this is what happened to the kids:
12:05a.m.
As you can see, they were VERY much full of energy.
Just so you know how funny this picture is, we booked a family room. Two queen beds, for the adults, and bunk beds for the kids. The bunk beds went unused and the babies slept with Gran Gran :)
We planned to get up at 7am, make breakfast, and be on our way to Disneyland.
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We woke up at 9am.
It's OK though, we needed the sleep after that first night! On the bus to Disneyland!
We're HERE!
