Disneyland Trip (Spring 2014)

Honestly, the whole world knows I'm completely in love and obsessed with Disneyland. As I've mentioned a couple posts ago, Ky is doing The Disney College Program in Anaheim right now. A couple weeks ago my family got to go visit her.
For my holiday party at Marriott I got really lucky and won a 3 night and breakfast for two stay at the Anaheim Marriott.
Meant. To. Be.

We went to the park on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Friday and Saturday it rained a majority of the time, but we didn't care! How can you when you're at the Happiest Place on Earth? The nice thing is that the rain scares away the Californians so the park was dead and lines were practically nonexistent.

Dad had surgery about a week before the trip on his knee, so we had a good time pushing him around in a wheelchair. We also had a pretty cool experience on Radiator Springs Racers. We had finally gotten on the ride after waiting in line for almost two hours (totally worth the wait). We were just to the part where you start the race and the car stops. We are stopped on the ride for about five minutes when we finally get to finish the ride. As we got to the start of the ride, the cast member told us we could stay in the car and ride it again because it had been stalled for so long. Of course we took him up on the offer. But, as luck would have it, about a minute into the ride it stops again. This time, the music and all the characters die and the lights of the ride are turned on. A cast member then come on the intercom to tell us that the ride had to be evacuated and another cast member would be with us shortly to help us out.

Our cast member showed up and we got the cool chance to walk through Radiator Springs Racers. We were then given fast passes to return later that day. So, in the end we got to ride it 2.5 times for waiting in line once! It was great fun!

I wouldn't say that anything extremely exciting or magical happened, except for the given things. Disney makes me happy. I can honestly say it is my happy place.

I have no idea where my life will lead me, but it's always the magic for me and other people that Disney creates that helps me realize that I could be happy there. But, I've also got Marriott and an offer from Dave that might bring me back to St. George.

We'll see.

I miss my family A LOT, so I know I would be happy living at home, but my social life here in Provo is thriving and I would miss that a lot.

But, aside from all of that, I'm really just grateful for the people in my life as well as the opportunities I have been able to take advantage of.