Holiday in the Park Family Time

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We spent a fun night at Holiday in the Park with Nay, Livy, Lovie, and Pops! 

I just love the lights in this candy cane section!


We enjoyed shows, sang to the holiday music, marveled at the lights, and of course rode the rides! 

Charlie has been on the edge of being fifty-four inches - that magic number that let's you ride everything - for quite some time. I purchased a new pair of shoes that boosts him up and he easily made it over fifty four inches! He isn't ready to ride my favorite, Goliath, but he rode everything else! Such a relief and fun to see him so happy and feeling so good!


I love this tunnel of lights! So dreamy to walk through!


We stayed until they closed at 11 and just as we were about to go, Pops started feeling funny and noticing his mouth was swelling. First Aid got him some benadryl to stop the reaction, but we still don't know what it was from! Glad we enjoyed the rest of the night!

 

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