A special someone treated our family with tickets to Disney On Ice this past Sunday. A very generous and expensive gift gave us the ability to see some of our favorite Disney characters and stories brought to life on the ice.

These two were a little unsure of what to expect, but they were super excited as we made our way to the Coliseum for this great event.

Once inside, after treating to cotton candy and souvenirs for each, we were in our seats ready for the action. Jackson loved his Cars light stick and Abigail in the background resting her head on Ham the pig from The Toy Story looks ready for her nap.

That boy of mine brought tears to my eyes when his face lit up brighter than his light stick the moment the cars hit the ice. He was so excited to see Mater, Sally, McQueen, and the others talking and driving right before him.

Abigail loved seeing Pixie Hollow brought to life. The beautiful colors and wings of the butterflies and Flitterific Fairies in TinkerBell made her quickly change her mind of what she wanted to be for Halloween!

Daddy’s smile shows he enjoyed this experience as much as the little three!

Finally, a look at Toy Story, all of the toys on ice, and Abigail’s new pig friend.

Baby Sissy even lasted for the entire production. Other than getting a little restless in the second half of the show, she too loved the lights and actions of the many characters. The only exception, she was terrified of Goofy! She climbed to her Daddy’s neck and hid her face each time his skates hit the ice!

Another one of those count your blessings moments seeing all three and their daddy healthy and happy as we were leaving. The camera was a bit slow, Jackson and Abigail were holding hands before this moment was captured.

Enjoying a treat at Market Square on a beautiful Sunday October afternoon with my sweet tired babies after Disney On Ice.

Happy little birds! We are thankful to be together and more importantly thankful to have a sweet giving friend that offered our family a unique experience to see the joy of childhood in the eyes of our children!

Even though there was a bit of protest over who will hold the sign, my children say many thanks to you…













































































































































