On the second day we spent the entire time at Disney California Adventure.  The kids had a lot of fun playing in the Bugs Life area.  We even ran into my cousins and their family and Deeds hit it off so well with their youngest that we had him stay with us and hang out for a little while.  He is such an out going little guy that it was perfect for Deeds.

Gwen and Mommy riding a ride in Bugs Life Land.

Almost unheard of for Deeds to let another child he doesn’t know touch him!

Silly Boys.

Marching in to become a wilderness explorer.

The kids got to be wilderness explorers, we road Ariel’s ride again (quite a few times) and the best part of the day for the kids is the lunch we had with the princesses.  They couldn’t enjoy their food very much because a different princess kept coming around during the meal.  The three adults loved the food however and so the overall experience was fantastic.   We even ran into a family who’s little boy has Dravet, a form of epilepsy that one of our friends from training has.  They even knew our little friend and the cute little guy loved playing with Magpie.

My favorite part of the day was when we happened to be in the right place at the right time to meet sailor Mickey Mouse.  We didn’t only get to meet him but since there was no one around at first he played with the kids a lot.  I think the kids favorite part was when he hid from them behind the garbage can and then bounced his nose a lot when he was kissing them.

Mickey, come out of hiding!

LOVE MICKEY!

Best pals!

Mickey meeting Magpie with Deeds.

After that we went and rode the Toy Story Mania ride.  The cast members were fantastic and even with a packed line they let our little party ride twice in a row.  Deeds and Gwen were SO EXCITED!  It was a great magical moment.

We finished up the evening watching the World of Color water show.  Deeds was NOT a fan but fell asleep part of the way through.  Gwen was really excited about the water, colors and fire.  Hopefully next time we go we will be able to see Fantasmic but they weren’t doing it the days we were there.