So long story short, we took the kids to Disney World and had a great time. In fact I wished we had stayed longer. Best rides were the Tower of Terror, the Aerosmith Roller Coaster and the Expedition Everest. Most of the kids were a little "scary" for my son (he preferred the Star Wars ride at Hollywood Studios) and the one regret was that we didn't bring a good camera.
Here is video (not of us) of the Everest ride from Animal Kingdom
Recommend staying on the resort and being aware that many of the rides are not really for small kids. The funny thing is that my kids also aren't too fond of cartoon characters...hmmm
Showing posts with label kids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kids. Show all posts
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Saturday, September 26, 2009
My kids dreams (3rd Grade and 1st Grade)
I thought this was great. The kids were asked to write up one question or wish that they had.
My daughter (3rd Grade) - her question was - "why is the snow white"? And her wish was that more animals had homes.
My son (1st grade) - his wish was more artists in schools.
I think I will wait till they are older to throw this data out at them.
My daughter (3rd Grade) - her question was - "why is the snow white"? And her wish was that more animals had homes.
My son (1st grade) - his wish was more artists in schools.
I think I will wait till they are older to throw this data out at them.
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What will they think up next?
My daughter (3rd grade) has developed an obsession (too strong) with what she calls take apart erasers that are available at places like costume/holiday shops like iParty. I have found them on the web (link is here) and they appear to be another little bit of junk coming from Japan (not that everything from Japan is junk).
My question is how this obsession develops and actually takes over any specific grade at school and becomes a 'menace' to decent parents' wallets everywhere. Who thought that plastic erasers from Japan would be the next 'thing'.
Color me confused.
My question is how this obsession develops and actually takes over any specific grade at school and becomes a 'menace' to decent parents' wallets everywhere. Who thought that plastic erasers from Japan would be the next 'thing'.
Color me confused.
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