Matt had convinced me to purchase Disney on Ice tickets. While I knew that we would be close, I had no idea that I had purchased some VIP passes which gave us a table to sit at and some food/drinks. The show started at 10:30 and we got there early so that we could check out the dresses on display. LeLe got a glimpse of Cinderella but really didn't get to see her very close up before the show. Matt got there before us and had already reserved our seats and ordered our meals (that were included). We still ended up dropping no telling how much money on things that well, we could not live without...like a light up Tinker Bell wand ($20), Tinker Bell Cup ($15) and a few other knickknacks. However, it was totally worth all of the money as LeLe was just in amazement. I am not an emotional person but the look on her face when she saw the first princess (which happened to be Tinker Bell) brought tears to my eyes. She truly believed that those princesses on the ice were real.
As you can tell from the pictures, I let her dress herself. She picked out her Cinderella dress and her Cowboy boots. Not sure if I have ever seen cowboy boots on a princess but that is what she wanted. Oh! When I went to get her ready this morning, she told me that her name was "CinderLeLe". I guess it is pretty close as we always tell her that she has Cinderella hair.
After the show, LeLe and I met Gibson and Kim at Christmas Village. They had a ton of the same stuff that I do (applique shirts, ruffled pants, etc). I did get the kids a couple of Christmas ornaments and I also got some waterproof labels and gift stickers for them. We didn't get home until almost 5:00 and the kids were absolutely exhausted.
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