Saturday, August 15, 2009

The End of Summer Sales

Daniel finished his season of selling this summer, and we took two days to enjoy the SoCal area we were in.

First, we went to Disneyland (one of my favorite places) and spent all day there. Seriously. 13 hours of walking and waiting in queue lines. Fun stuff. We saw the Electrical Parade at California Adventures, a beautiful parade that utilizes millions of tiny lights in floats and costumes. Afterwards, we ran back into Disneyland to catch the last parts of the Magical Fireworks Show. I wish we had been able to see the entire thing- the fireworks are featured above Sleeping Beauty Castle to many musical themes. The castle changes many colors in synchronization with the show, and some very favorite characters fly over the castle. It was fun. The Fantasmic show over the Rivers of America is fascinating and a beautiful show.

Some fun tips we learned from this trip we'd like to share: If you'd like a hands-on and free souvenir for you and the kids, check out the Animation Academy feature located in California Adventures. You learn how to draw a popular Disney character (we drew Mickey Mouse), and you get to keep a large sketch paper with the Disney logo and everything. It's fun!

Also, check out "It's Tough to Be a Bug" 3D show in the Bug's Life area in California Adventures. I had never been there because I had always thought it was only for kids to enjoy. It was by far Daniel's and my favorite 3d show in both parks.

- Onto further adventures: Daniel and I went to Newport Beach for a day in the sun. We got sunburned, but enjoyed the beautiful ocean and sun. It was a nice beach.

Over all, the summer was rewarding in many ways. We experienced trials and triumphs in employment that have taught us valuable lessons. We also enjoyed some new dining experiences. We ate alligator at a Brazilian BBQ. We went to a hibachi grill and ate some scrumptious, awesome sushi. Finally, we made amazing friends.
The summer is not quite done yet...

Enjoy the sun and fun!

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