My kids are also long past the days where we watch something over and over. Except for when ds was in the hospital when his appendix had ruptured. He watch all of the Toy Story movies over and over and over. I guess when you are hooked up to strong painkillers it's a new experience every time
), Mulan, Lion King, Tangled. He's never seen Little Mermaid, but we don't have that one so I need to borrow it. He's the only one of my boys that would ever watch "princess" movies . My personal favorites are Beauty and the Beast and Tarzan, so we'll have to watch both of those before our trip.
My kids are also long past the days where we watch something over and over. Except for when ds was in the hospital when his appendix had ruptured. He watch all of the Toy Story movies over and over and over. I guess when you are hooked up to strong painkillers it's a new experience every time
My kids are also long past the days where we watch something over and over. Except for when ds was in the hospital when his appendix had ruptured. He watch all of the Toy Story movies over and over and over. I guess when you are hooked up to strong painkillers it's a new experience every time
Gina!! Do you know how many times I've been to GWL and I have NEVER seen that there was an outdoor pool?
I guess it's because it's always something we do in the winter. Now that I think of it, I guess I knew it was there, but I've never been outside to see it!
How was the hill today? Busy I bet. We were just down the river last night at my inlaws cottage for a big fireworks show. It went on so long I actually went in the house. It was fun at first but then a lot of the neighbours had waaayyy too much to drink so we took the kids inside. Nevermind that they started at 8:30 and were still lighting them off at almost midnight. The first little while was a lot of fun though
.Gina-Gina-Bo-Bina said:Clifton Hill was busy on Sunday, but surprisingly still really manageable. We waited maybe 5 minutes to board the Skywheel, which we thought was awesome. After spin on the Skywheel, we mini golfed at Dinosaur Adventure Golf, toured Movieland Wax Museum, rode Ghostblasters and played some games at the midway, ate some Dippin Dots and a Beavertail (my first!!), went to the Hershey Store and the Coke Store, then walked down through the gardens and took our traditional photos by the Falls. We left the lodge after lunch and were back in time for dinner
I hope you got some nice weather for your Canada Day relaxation plans! It was pretty dreary here. We had thought about hitting up the fireworks but we were so pooped after travelling home, we decided to take a pass and hit the sack.
Only my youngest is still into the movies - in the last couple of months we've watched Peter Pan, Snow White, Monsters Inc (and saw MU in the theatre - better than I expected
Exactly six weeks from today - so excited
DS (almost 3) goes through phases it seems. Last week we watched every Toy Story movie, but TS2 at least daily, if not twice. He also really likes Wreck It Ralph, which is funny since Ralph was the only character he was scared of in December! In the past week we've watched the above, Peter Pan, Cinderella, Finding Nemo and Up.
For Disney Jr. shows he likes to sing along to Jake more than watch. He's always walking around singing "yo ho, yo ho, a pirates life for me!" It's too cute!
He likes Mickey's Clubhouse and enjoys the new Henry Hugglemonster show on the Disney Jr. channel. I think we watch too much TV in our house!
glad you made it over here!
