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Yes! I'm back. Some highlights and lowlights? Okay.
It rained. It rained Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. This is good if you're home and curled up in bed with a cup of hot tea and a good movie. Heck, it's even good if you're curled up with a bad movie. It becomes somewhat damp and miserable when you're walking through Disneyland with a backpack and two kids. It's also not so fun when your shoes begin to squelch. However, the complete lack of people pretty much makes up for the miserableness. Is that a word?
It rained. It rained on Tuesday. This was the day we set aside for Knott's Berry Farm. My grandma was with us. She gets a little vocal with her complaints. Plus, Heather and I decided it would be fun (read as -- "hilarious") to go on the Perilious Plunge. This is the water ride that drops you straight down and a virtual wall of water hits you in the face. Yes, it was fun. It was also extremely wet. Oh, and Heather and I were the only ones on the ride. THE ONLY ONES. Two people on a boat that can hold 20 or so. We got wet. Then it started to pour. This was probably not our finest hour. I will admit that it was extremely fun, though.
Rain on Wednesday. Also, the Tower of Terror. Hee. Tower of Terror. Cole went on that with me. He didn't like it. I did. Still, he was brave enough to try it once. What a sweet potato.
No rain on Thursday. Yippee!
Friday -- No rain and lots of people. Blah. I think we only stayed at Disneyland about 2 hours that day.
Just a little FYI for all of yous ... Heather and I spent over $60 at the confectionary store in Downtown Disney. That's $60 on such delightful delights as fudge, rice crispy treats, lollipops and carmel apples. I can't believe we did that. Seriously.
More tomorrow. I have to remember to tell the wonderful story of Best Buy and Xena season 5.
It rained. It rained Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. This is good if you're home and curled up in bed with a cup of hot tea and a good movie. Heck, it's even good if you're curled up with a bad movie. It becomes somewhat damp and miserable when you're walking through Disneyland with a backpack and two kids. It's also not so fun when your shoes begin to squelch. However, the complete lack of people pretty much makes up for the miserableness. Is that a word?
It rained. It rained on Tuesday. This was the day we set aside for Knott's Berry Farm. My grandma was with us. She gets a little vocal with her complaints. Plus, Heather and I decided it would be fun (read as -- "hilarious") to go on the Perilious Plunge. This is the water ride that drops you straight down and a virtual wall of water hits you in the face. Yes, it was fun. It was also extremely wet. Oh, and Heather and I were the only ones on the ride. THE ONLY ONES. Two people on a boat that can hold 20 or so. We got wet. Then it started to pour. This was probably not our finest hour. I will admit that it was extremely fun, though.
Rain on Wednesday. Also, the Tower of Terror. Hee. Tower of Terror. Cole went on that with me. He didn't like it. I did. Still, he was brave enough to try it once. What a sweet potato.
No rain on Thursday. Yippee!
Friday -- No rain and lots of people. Blah. I think we only stayed at Disneyland about 2 hours that day.
Just a little FYI for all of yous ... Heather and I spent over $60 at the confectionary store in Downtown Disney. That's $60 on such delightful delights as fudge, rice crispy treats, lollipops and carmel apples. I can't believe we did that. Seriously.
More tomorrow. I have to remember to tell the wonderful story of Best Buy and Xena season 5.
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p.s. people love the sweatshirt
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