-Hope-
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Great pictures. Those "evil eye" ones had me![]()
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Yeah, the easter movies are pretty lacking. I bet your kids wouldn't be as into "Mickey's Great Clubhouse Hunt" as my 3 year old. That's okay that your easter day was lacking in the disney department, I think this whole free dining fiasco has all of us kind of stalled in the disney planning department.
That pink shirt is very "Minnie Mouse" without being over the top. I love it. I think I need to find a similar fabric and make DD a dress.
And, I think I'm going to need to hear more about "The Amazing Christmas Race" because that sounds awesome.![]()
I didn't even think about her shirt being Minnie-ish but you're right; that's going to have to go on the packing list!
The Amazing Christmas Race is something I came up with several years ago when my nieces were about the ages of my kids now. My SIL was recently divorced and didn't have much money to buy gifts for her own kids much less everyone else's. We still wanted the family get together to be special and so I decided to just make it a really fun day for them somehow. I was really into The Amazing Race at that time so I decided to try to recreate it. I put clues in envelopes all over the house and when they reached their next clue they had to perform a task to get it. For example the clue might say: "Go into the room with the magic picture window (the tv) and find the eldest person (my FIL). You must make him laugh to get the next clue." Once I hid a clue in a pinata they had to break open, dh built a Plinko board and they had to get a certain number of points, we did an egg toss (in the garage), and just anything we could think of that was cheap and fun. Their final clue always led them to stockings full of dollar store goodies. Usually candy, silly string, glow necklaces, cool pens, etc. It was a lot of fun. After a few of years the older kids got tired of it so we stopped but my 17yo niece brought it up the other day at Easter and said we should do it again.



We can simply take out any empty pages and have space to add in pics of the kids with the characters. We can also easily just remove everything and put it in a scrapbook later but still have a cute book to carry around the parks. Of all the ideas I considered for their autograph books this one is by far my fave! I also love that I was able to order the prints instead of printing and cutting them all myself!
They have two pages per country; one for the stamp and one for the CM to sign.

DH and I were just talking the other day about whether we wanted to get an autograph book for DD for this next trip. Still not sure if we are (she'll be 2 and isn't a huge fan of strangers right now) but I am going to keep this in mind for sometime in the future!



