The rest of us leisurely made our way back towards the ride to meet Mom. Leah was still sleepy from a night of not-so-good sleep, but we had her pose with Mickey's sorcerer hat anyways.
Mama with the hat on
Mickey the Sorcerer topiary. There were a bunch of brooms like the one in the picture, they were dumping out purple and white flowers. It was very pretty and cool.
Mom got us the Fast Passes and we ended up near the face painting station. One of Cameron's favorite things in the world is getting his face painted, and every day at Disney he was seeing a ton of kids with beautifully painted faces. Of course, he asked every day if he could get his face painted. Finally today we said he could get it done. He looked over all of the choices and after reluctantly going past the colorful, glittery princess choices, he went with a red superhero mask. Mama and Daddy left to ride on Rockin Roller Coaster and Tower of Terror while Nana and Poppa stayed with Cam while he got his face painted.
First the mask was sponged on
Then she added the details. Cam was very good and sat very patiently while she put his mask on
The finished product! Cameron loved it.
Poppa with the kiddos in front of the Hollywood Studios sign
Cameron and Leah dancing while they were waiting for Nana and Poppa to be done with rides
Our next stop was the Playhouse Disney show. Not surprisingly, the kids loved it. The rest of us... well, we loved seeing how much Cameron and Leah were enjoying it. We didn't love sitting on the floor, smushed in with all of the other uncomfortable grown-ups.
The show was cute - there were puppets from all of the kids' favorites Disney shows. This is one of the new shows that Cam loved over the summer - Jake and the Neverland Pirates
And of course, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse
Cameron watching the show - he was very cute, doing all of the things they told him to (dance, shout something out, etc) and answering their questions
Leah also loved watching, her favorite part was dancing with the characters
Cameron and Daddy after the show - Cam is clutching his treasures, a bunch of streamers that fell from the ceiling at the end of the show
Can you tell that even superheros need a nap sometimes?
Leah with her treasure, a "gold doubloon" that fell along with the streamers
For lunch that day, we ate at the Sci Fi Drive-In. Our table was a car and there were old drive-in movies playing on the screen in the front of the restaurant. The kids liked it, especially Cam - as you can see, he couldn't get his eyes off the screen for long enough to take a picture!
Mom and Dad got the back seat of the car
Leah and Mama - Leah loved sitting in a booster seat like a big girl
Cam and Daddy
A very happy girl because she got her brother's leftover dessert - ice cream!
This is how she was eating the ice cream, bringing it up to her mouth and licking it. I couldn't get a picture of her with her tongue out because I was laughing too hard. What a cutie!
After lunch it was back to Toy Story Mania to use our Fast Passes. Cam liked meeting one of the Green Army Men.
After Toy Story Mania, which was awesome, we went to see the Ariel show. Both kids fell asleep during the show. They slept right through that show and then through most of the entire next show/ride, the Backlot Tour. Cameron woke up during the Catastrophe Canyon part of the tram ride. Leah slept until the end of the ride.
We headed over to the Honey I Shrunk the Kids playground to meet Erin and Reagan. Cameron and Leah loved the playground, running and playing all over the place.
Playing peek-a-boo with a sunglasses-wearing superhero!
What a cutie!
It was time for the Lights, Motors, Action show, so we headed over to watch that. Again, it was not a surprise that Cameron LOVED it. Leah thought it was pretty cool too, she liked watching the fast cars.
The show was pretty cool, the stunts were very cool
After the show, we went back out to meet Erin and Reagan, who decided to skip the show. While we were hanging out deciding where to go, Leah decided to have a little bit of a fit, which ended in her throwing herself to the ground. It was pretty funny so we took a picture.
We went over to look for some characters before dinner. We found Winnie the Pooh first. Here is Erin and Regan with Pooh
Then it was Cam's turn.
Mama, Leah, Pooh Bear and Cam
While Nana and Daddy waited in line for Mickey, Cam and Leah played with the exhibits. Cam is helping Leah color a picture
Cameron and Mickey
A family picture with Mickey
Leah must have REALLY liked Mickey because she got close enough to let him kiss her. She wouldn't kiss him back though.
On our way out, Cam stopped to see Jake
And Handy Manny. He was super excited to meet both.
We headed to dinner at the ABC Commissary, then went back to watch the Osbourne Family Spectacle of Lights. It was AMAZING. I put a bunch of pictures in here, but none of them capture how awesome it was. So, so, so many lights, it was crazy. Every 15 minutes there was a music and lights show, it was very cool.
Looking down NY Street
Mama with Leah, Nana and Cameron, and Erin with Reagan
There were sooooo many lights!
Merry Christmas!
One of the side streets had a net of lights over it.
I think I could have stayed back here all night watching the music/lights shows!
So many awesome lights
Christmas tree
I don't know what started this, but Tim was throwing Cameron in the air while I took pictures. We got some pretty good ones, and Cam got some good air.
For this picture, I told Cam to try to grab the globe. Turns out Tim threw him a bit higher than the globe... When I showed him this picture, I told him he looked like he was flying with the angels. He laughed and said, "No Mama, I'm flying like a superhero!"
Family picture with the lights
One more picture of the Sorcerer's Hat on the way out.
Hollywood Studios Christmas tree
One last picture of Cameron the Superhero before we washed his face clean for the night.
Another wonderful day!!!
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