1) It was Mother's Day and I was with my loving husband and beautiful baby girl.
2) We were on vacation.
3) We were on vacation at Disney
I can't wait to see what next Mother's Day has in store for me. I have a feeling it will be hard to top this!
Day 8...our final day at Disney before heading back home early the next morning led us back to the Magic Kingdom to ride the things we had missed and to go back to the things we enjoyed the first time around.
The weather was absolutely gorgeous. The humidity which had plagued us the day before was gone and the breeze was wonderful. We slept in, I was given a precious card from my baby girl and husband, had a great breakfast, and took our time getting out. This was the first day we were not at the park close to it opening. I think it was 10:30 ish when we got to the MK.
I love this picture. We were both in great moods. The picture couldn't have turned out any better. The funny thing was this was the first day she was actually letting me hold her and do things with her and it had nothing to do with Mother's Day.
Side note...don't try and turn around to take pictures when spinning in circles. I didn't feel that great when I got off. Funny thing was another mom did the same thing and felt the same way. The things we do for a good pic.
Right after this we ended up randomly catching the start of the Monster's Inc. show. This was another show just like the one at EPCOT where they use the audience to entertain the audience. I am pretty sure Kaylie didn't have a clue what was happening but I got a good laugh out of it.
Buzz Light Year Ride...she did great shooting the monsters.
We got back to the hotel around 3:30 ish to cool off and relax. Since Kaylie asked to come back to take a nap we figured it wouldn't be a problem getting her to sleep. On the very last day of our trip Miss K took her first "real" nap in a bed. She was so happy to be sleeping she didn't want to get up. We woke her up at 6 so we could go back to the Magic Kingdom for there magic hours (open late for guests of Disney hotels) and she wouldn't move. We ended up carrying her half asleep to the boat. She finally woke up when we got into the boat to transfer. Poor thing. It finally caught up to her.When we got there we went and rode several of the rides she enjoyed over again in an attempt to liven her up some. We knew she wanted to ride the Goofy Train but knew it wouldn't be smart the way she was so we went ahead and road some of the things we wanted to ride.
We went over to splash mountain and thankfully, the line was only ten minutes long. The first time I ever rode this we waited 4 hours for it. You can enjoy it more when you don't have to wait very long. Right before the end of the ride everything stopped and a cast member came by asking if anyone had gotten out of the boat. Come to find out the cameras caught someone getting out of the boat after the big drop and they were trying to find them. Not sure where they went but they never found them.
By the time I got back to J it had been a good 30 minutes. At this point Kaylie was more than done. You can tell by the next picture. It was pretty hard to miss a child passed out in the stroller.
She actually tried to get herself comfortable but after a failed attempt Jason helped. This was the deciding factor when it came to the Goofy Train. At this point we figured there was no way. She was sad but let it go as she fell back asleep.
Since she was out cold J and I decided to continue riding the things we wanted to. We did one more trip on the train roller coaster before heading out. While I was on it the fireworks began. I met back up with J and Kaylie and enjoyed watching the fireworks as a family on the last night of our trip. Definitely a great way to put an end to an amazing experience. We picked up a few souvenirs for little miss and headed back to the hotel.

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