I started this maybe 2 weeks ago and have yet to finish it. I’ll try and work on it more this weekend!
It consisted of “tatting up” my arm with my friend, Caitlin
(mine is the one with Belle and Fawn.) :3
And making glitter shoes!
(The blue at the bottom is just tape to keep the rubber sides clean.) Caitlin’s are all Aurora-y and awesome, and mine are just aqua and silver. BUT, I’m going to make a Peter Pan pair soon! I am so excited!
Hi.
This is what I stayed up until 4AM to sketch.
This is what I woke up at 8:30AM to paint.
This is what I finished at 11:26AM.
This is what I have to turn in at 12:30PM, that was actually due two days ago.
It’s messy, but ‘m just glad it’s finally finished. Uhg.
My friends, Caitlin and Amy, helped throw an early surprise party for me, and made me this cake! They are awesome!
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Our last day there. We were planning on going back to Epcot to finish up with the Future World, but my little sister was upset that she didn’t get to go with me to Magic Kingdom the night before and really wanted to go. So, we hopped on a ferry and headed back over to MK. I guess we owe her one, because it just so happened that, being the day after the Super Bowl, Eli Manning was going to make an appearance in a special parade.
Despite that fact, the crowd level wasn’t even that bad. We did the new interactive game for MK (I can’t really remember the name) and ran around Main Street to find ‘portals’ and defeat Hades. Ha, it was fun. Then we rode Buzz Lightyear again, and my friend and I found a way to max out our points by hitting a certain “Z” in the game. It was purely accidental, and the fact that the ride stopped for a few seconds there didn’t hurt, either. We then hit up Mickey’s Philharmagic (or as the cast member in there announced, “Phickey’s Milharmagic. Oh…wait…”), and then the Jungle Cruise. Our skipper wasn’t as great as some of the others (*tells unenthusiastic joke* “This is just a script. I have to say it…”). Then it was off to the Magic Carpets, got a Dole whip float (YUM!), and then ran to meet my dad for the Super Bowl Parade.
As we were making our way out of Adventureland I saw Peter Pan! The first time I had ever seen him in the parks! (We aren’t too great with timing). Unfortunately, he was about to leave, so I couldn’t meet him then. We watched the parade, had a decent spot and got some good pictures of Eli Manning and Mickey, and then we ran back to where Peter Pan was. He came back out and I finally got to meet him! I was seriously so excited, the most excited I’ve been about meeting a face character. He was such a great one, too. I just so happened to be wearing my Peter Pan bow, and we discussed the origins of our red feathers. He also liked my moccasin boots, saying that they were almost like his and that he wanted some like mine. I felt like I was 5 again, and it was so great! :3
The next stops were to Space Mountain, and on the way into Tomorrowland, we got to catch Eli Manning and Mickey and Minnie making their way to an interview set up in the fenced-off grass area near the castle. (I think my mom formed a crush on him, because she was following him and taking pictures as he made his way behind the ropes, and wouldn’t stop talking about him!) After Space Mountain, we did the Peoplemover and the Carousel of Progress. We also met Stitch, and he kept picking on my sister, and it was quite entertaining. We were trying to leave by then, but I really wanted to meet Rapunzel. Unfortunately, she wasn’t out and wouldn’t return until and hour later, so we had to pass. We made our way up to the entrance, when the Celebrate a Dream Come True Parade began.
We got really good spots right up at the front of the ropes and got some good pictures. When that was over, we began to leave, but saw that Mickey and Minnie’s meet and greet had a 5 minute wait, and the Princesses’ had a 10 minute one at the new Town Hall area. Both were overestimates, because we walked straight through to both. It’s a really great area! It feels almost like a private meeting session, because they only let one group in at a time. The Belle in there sound as if she was French, and I thought that was really neat.
We then headed over to Hollywood Studios (MGM!), and went to go eat. We ate at the Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater. It was excellent! Definitely would go back there! Our waiter was awesome, and even let us know some hidden magic inside the restaurant, like how each license plate had a different MGM Imagineer’s initials and birth date on the tag, as well as their home state. Pretty neat!
The next stop was Tower of Terror, since I had never ridden it before (I’ve slowly been getting better with rides. I only started riding roller coasters last year!). I loved it! We went over to Star Tours, but I didn’t ride it (I’m not big with simulators), and then it was about time for EMH. We rode the Great Movie Ride (my first time for some reason. I don’t know why it took me that long to ride it!) and Rock ‘n’ Rollercoaster, and encountered this grown man who sat there and claimed we “cut him in line” at the photo area and started freaking out. We thought he was joking at first by the way he sounded, but he was dead serious trying to call out me, my friend, and my little brother. Some people just need to grow up. (For the record, we were before him. He just made his own separate line and when it was out turn, he got all upset because he thought it was him.) Next was The Magic of Disney Animation. There was a whole room of Brave concept art and such!
We also did the drawing class and learned how to draw Minnie Mouse. We ended the day with Toy Story Mania. I love that ride, but I think Buzz Lightyear in MK is better.
So that was my short, but jam-packed Disney trip! (Little note, the first 3 pictures are linked to my Flickr, so please do not steal. Actually, please do not steal any of these pictures. Give me credit, at least!)
