She even went on the Matterhorn. And loved driving the cars on Autopia. But heaven help the person who tried to help steer . . . forget the fact she couldn't even see over the dashboard, she could do it all on her own, thank you very much. :-) Dumbo was probably the big favorite. Ellie would start shrieking and reaching for the horses the second the Carousel came into view . . . you try explaining to a baby under one about waiting in line . . . she was usually pretty pissed by the time we made it onto the ride, but once that horse was moving up and down, everything was right in the world again.
Here's Annie and Ellie waiting to go into a 3-D show . . . Ellie loved eating the glasses.
Annie rockin' the 3-D look.
My girls in the Dog Pound in Toon Town . . . Ellie was just SO happy to be in a place where she was allowed to get down on the ground and crawl and walk around!
Greg and I in line for something. I don't rememeber what now.
My family in the Tea Cup . . . Annie LOVED this ride, and talked several of her aunts and uncles into going on it with her. I went once, and didn't even get dizzy, 'cause all I noticed was a laughing, shrieking two year old next to me having the time of her life.
Annie 'posing' in front of a bench.
Ellie not so happily posing . . . Ellie had a ROUGH first morning at Disneyland . . . she had a tooth breaking through, her eye was bugging her (red and watery) and she ran a fever the first two days we were in Disneyland.
My adorable family in front of the giant 'A'.
Ellie and Daddy in the Bugs Life area at California Adventures.
Annie playing in the splash park in the Bugs Life area.
More wet Annie pictures.
Ellie watching all the fun.
Annie driving the car on Autopia.
Annie liked 'shooting bad guys' in the Buzz Lightyear . . . and you can see her first french braid (courtesy of my Mom . . . I've asked my Mom to teach Greg how to do it, 'cause I suck at braiding.)
Annie, Greg and I waiting in line to see the Princesses.
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