What C wants for Christmas...

C was chattering happily about Christmas today, he’s really counting down the days and looking forward to a great Christmas. He still believes in Santa Claus and says, “On Christmas Eve, Santa will come and bring lots of presents!” I asked him what he asked for and it made me smile, but at the same time, sad. C says, “I want Santa to bring me #1, #2 and #4 cups. You see, he has this *set* of stacking cups that were hand-me-downs. He was given to them as a baby in an incomplete set. We think that the set has 10 cups, but it is missing cup #1, #2, #4, #9 and #10. He never had them but realizes that the first ones are missing, so that’s what he asked for. I asked him, did you ask for anything else from Santa? He quickly replied, “No, I just want those cups”. I had to break it to him, “I’m sorry C, but I don’t think Santa can find those cups for you, are you sure you want those cups, and nothing else?” C simply answers, “no”. Oh boy… I may have to scour the web trying to find something similar. Wish me luck.!

Thanksgiving with M family

Great food, good conversations, thanks to everyone who contributed to the meal prep! C is looking very happy, he can't wait to taste the pumpkin pie.

C's first Disneyland Trip

This was C's very first trip to Disneyland. We waited this long because when he was younger he was much more touch-senstive to his allergy foods. He truly enjoyed the day and he didn't complain a bit about walking all around.

We got to enjoy the grand re-opening of Small World, it was clean, but I personally felt that the dolls looked cheesier than the original Mary Blair dolls.

Interior of Small World all decked out for the Holidays

Autopia...C loved it, but T and I were complaining about the stinky exhaust, saying they need to convert to ec0-friendly fuel if they want to be part of "Tomorrow Land", but then again, it's sponsored by Chevron...lol

he begged us for 1 last ride at the rockets before heading home.

At the end of the day, he was still very excited and us parents were exhausted