Vacation is over - well except for the drive home (currently we are between Atlanta and Chattanooga, in case you are keeping track).
Nine days of magic over in a flash.
Although some time seemed to last forever - when someone had a blow up (me, or the kids), those are never fun. You know the fatigue-driven moments of high anxiety and whatever. All I have to say is I wish those dang cups were a little more sturdy.
Other times it seemed to go by too fast - Mickey's Very Merry, and in this case Very Crowded, Christmas Party. Who knew that EVERYONE would want to go on a Tuesday night. For the record, our night was the only one that was sold out while we were there.
Then we received the sobering news about a friend of ours son getting killed in a car accident. He was seventeen. No one should have to ever bury their kids, and I can only pray for him and his family.
My daily blog bursts from Disney never happened, mostly because of crappy Internet access, and partly because of, well, fatigue. :) They'll be coming soon though, maybe even all on the same day.
Yeah right.
Okay, signal is weakening, so I must depart. Bye-bye, for now.
I'm sorry it's over already - although you were there for a LONG time compared to us. I wish I could stay that long. I hope you guys had a wonderful time. I'm so sorry about the boy - you are right. The thought of burying a child is one of the worst things I could imagine. I'll pray for him.
ReplyDeleteWell, I'm glad you had such a good time and, I guess, glad it's over, too! ;-)
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to all those posts and PICTURES!
Oh man... I'm SO sorry to hear about your friend's child. This is giving me the willies right now considering what I just wrote about my own 17 year old son yesterday. Way too close for comfort.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear of your friends' son...such a shame.
ReplyDeleteIS THAT A BABY TICKER I SEE?!? For the Mrs.?!?
I'm so glad Colleen asked that question. I was wondering what I missed.. SPILL, BUDDY!
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry for your friends' loss. You are right, nobody should have to bury a child. I will definitely keep them in my prayers.