As we wrap up our Disney days and prepare for a trip into the desert, a few reflections are in order. First there is no limit to who can have a magical time at Disneyland. We saw young and old, even almost newborns. Older folks with walkers and wheelchairs enjoying a special time; people who were blind and children with special needs. All with a smile on their face. One of the things on my bucket list is to one day visit this place with each of my grandchildren. To the girls, grandpa even went on the princess rides. Gunner buddy, Disney has cool boy stuff.
This was a special trip for us. When we got to Anaheim in Dec of 2008 Chrystal had her stroke we and spent our time here in the hospital, then later in 2009 I got cancer. Well, we came back and had a grand time.
There is no where like the Magic Kingdom to make your troubles go away at least during the magic days of your visit.
The next leg of our trip will include a stop and few days enjoying Joshua Tree National Park. The park looks like an amazing demonstration of God's natural glory. We won't have Internet the next few days, so I will post when we do.
Happy Trails.
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