Kylie was much relieved to get to Mickey's House. In some ways, Disneyland is not very friendly for those who are not mobile on their own yet. <grin> She was getting tired of the stroller, and the chance to play with unbreakable things was lots of fun.
Every few minutes, there would be a ring and Mickey's voice mail would pick up. Kylie kept looking around, trying to see where the voices were coming from.
Everything in the house was made out of a very durable, hard plastic. (Or maybe it's some kind of ceramic?) Very kid-proof, but not very comfortable and a little slippery. But Kylie didn't seem to mind.
The TV was showing a bunch of old Mickey cartoons. Not that there was theme going on here or anything... <grin>
Too bad Pluto wasn't there to play with.
Kylie practicing standing on her own.
The light wasn't terribly good in Mickey's house, so we were having to experiment quite a bit with settings and such while we were taking pictures. Also, since Kylie was in motion, we'd take a few shots quickly in succession and see which ones came out. And sometimes they all came out. I just love her various expressions so much, I did a little collage so that everyone could see. <grin>
Probably need to wait on the piano lessons until she can reach the keys...
The biggest lollipop in the world! Or not...
And we finally get to meet Mickey! The characters aren't allowed to hold children (major liability there, you know) but he was willing to kneel down so that Kylie could hold his hands and stand up. Kyle was wielding the camcorder while I had the camera, and a beast of a time I had getting a picture as well! <sigh> Practice, practice, practice is needed. I'm not quite sure what Kylie thought of the whole thing, since she's too young to recognize Mickey, but she was very good tempered and not scared at all, so I think we can count that one a success.
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