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Southern Cali - Day Three - Last Day

Today was crazy at the parks. I think the population of the world was stuffed inside the two Disney Parks. It was absolutely crazy!! We did so very little, but, we got the things done that we had not done. So, all-in-all, it was a very productive day.



We started out in California Adventure - we did the Toy Story ride there. It was pretty fun, something I had never been on. And there was a couple of other things there that we did that we weren't able to do yesterday.

We then went over to Disneyland. We went to the Mr. Lincoln exhibit. That was pretty cool. I honestly didn't know it was there and the last time I remember seeing it was when I was like six years old. So that was pretty awesome. We did Buzz Lightyear's Astro Blasters, got my trash kicked by Wendy - it was a little bit of revenge for me kicking her butt on the Toy Story ride.

We had dinner at the Rain Forest Cafe and then Wendy and I went shopping - the rest of the ladies went back to the room and were pretty much asleep before we even got back AT 8:30!!! Good Gravy - bunch of party animals, aren't we!!!




The sweetest thing happened on the way back to the hotel on the shuttle bus. Wendy was in a seat and I was across from her. This little girl and her parents got on, but there wasn't really any seats together. The little girl sat by Wendy and was shivering and could barely keep her eyes open. Wendy snuggled her close and she fell asleep on her until the hotel. So freaking adorable.




This has been quite the adventure. It's been quite theh bonding experience for all of us. We've had some highs and a couple of lows, but for the most part it been an awesome time. I love each and every one of them with all my heart and I'm glad we've had this time together!!!

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  1. Aww! Aunt Wendy made me teary. That is so sweet. I'm so glad you had such a great trip and got to have time with the girls in your family. I cant wait to hear all about it! <3 you! hope you have a good trip home.

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  2. This gives me an idea for a trip. Sounds like you ladies just had one heck of a good time. Hope u post some pictures when u get back. :)

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  3. I can't read anymore of this....it's all I can do to not run out to the car and drive to Disneyland right this second.

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