Cinderella.. Meet MY Princesses!

Not sure who the lady is posing next to them, and not sure how to crop her out, but here are my sweet girls....
They were SO EXCITED when they finally saw a glimpse of the castle (you have to take a trolley from the parking lot to the monorail station and then ride the monorail in to the park, which is terribly long when you have been waiting ALL WEEK to see that castle!)
They faithfully carried their Cinderella dolls on each and every ride. Gianna wasn't too sure about letting Mickey and Minnie hold them for the picture!
In front of Minnie's house. Apparently, she and Mickey haven't tied the knot yet... They live next door to each other though!
Can you see the excitement on their faces??? They take my breath away!


It was a long day at the park, and Gianna decided to fall asleep on the race car ride. The LOUDEST, bumpiest ride, and she crashed next to her Daddy :) You know what they say about getting kids to sleep by driving them around!

Then we decided pizza and putt putt would end the day nicely....







Next stop... Animal Kingdom!

Comments

  1. amyNovember 25, 2008 at 10:58 PM

    what a beautiful family

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  2. VashtiNovember 26, 2008 at 5:29 AM

    Love the close up of the 2 of them together, adorable. I also want to comment on how handsome your sons are, I have a feeling they dont get nearly as many comments as the girls do!
    Thanks for your encouraging comments, they really mean alot to me.
    V xx

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  3. HennHouseNovember 26, 2008 at 7:06 AM

    Cristy--they are just beautiful!!

    (Glad to see the boys were in character, too. ORNERY!)

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  4. CindiNovember 26, 2008 at 7:40 AM

    I see the dresses made it in time for the trip! Love them....so cute!
    I have a pic of Amanda and Ash at about the same ages in front of Minnies house!!!

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  5. CheriNovember 26, 2008 at 9:39 AM

    I haven't been to your blog in a couple of days and I miss all these beautiful pictures of your family! Sounds like you are having an amazing time and I'm glad your getting top notch service!

    P.S. If when you get home you want, I'll crop that lady out of your picture for you! :)

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