D-land, Yo.

Day ONE and TWO

 Ella's first flight.

Megan was nervous to fly at first but after take off she did great and of course didn't even realize how fast we were going.  I was nervous for the flight because Ella and Megan had BOTH been diagnosed with double ear infections just prior to the trip and I didn't know how the elevation change would affect them.  There was no need to worry though. They did great.

The only thing Noah was concerned about was getting his drink and pretzels.  He kept checking the isle for the drink cart.

After we got to the airport we discovered that we had made our car reservations at a rental place located 14 miles from the airport.  At least we saved a couple hundred bucks doing so.

We went to California Pizza Kitchen for lunch while waiting to be able to check-in to our condo where we would meet up with Grandma and Grandpa (Adam's parents).

Smoothies and french fries for dinner. We were still full from lunch

{Day 2}

The first day is always the best day. The kids are skipping down the sidewalk powered by tons of excitement and adrenaline.

We checked out the Lego store in Downtown Disney. They has some pretty spectacular displays.

The boys always love this ride.  Too bad the line is always so long.

Kyle always has to have a map.

Megan had a really hard time while we were at Disneyland and the first day was no exception. (poo poo problems)  However, at California Adventure's Redwood Creek Challenge Trail, we found something that put this gorgeous smile on her face.  Yep, we paid $200 for Megan to go down a slide-yes, it was about 50 times but still- A.Slide. Whatever.

Love Buzz.

The boys and Doug.

We went to Goofy's Kitchen which we'd never experienced before. We got to meet lots of characters.  Minnie even let Ella suck on her nose!

Radiator Springs was so cool and was definitely a highlight.  

The racer ride was really cool although it made the boys very nervous. It was a more "exciting" ride than any of us expected.

Adam pushed the stroller with Megan and Noah riding and carried Kyle on his shoulders for a full .8 miles.  I carried Ella and lest you feel to judge and think I didn't carry my share of the weight...well...see the next pic...

Those cheeks weigh a lot.