Thanksgiving night my mom and I took Jane to see the Christmas lights in Grand Prairie. There is a drive through lights display called "Prairie Lights" out there.
You can't tell from this pic but this was a really cool part of the drive.
I made the mistake of mentioning to Jane that we might get to see Santa at the Christmas lights display so the ENTIRE time Jane said things like, "I don't see Santa, Mommy" and "Santa, where are you?" Towards the end of the drive there is a spot where you can park and there is a carousel and concessions and there was also a magic show and a walk through portion that we skipped but the REALLY important part was of course Santa. It was fun to see Jane with him because this was the first year she was really excited to see him. She walked up to him like he was a celebrity (which of course he is to a three year old). She jumped up on his lap and told him what she wanted for Christmas and then smiled really big for her picture. If only Santa had been even half as joyful as she was (he was a little humdrum).
Here she is right after her Santa picture. Still reeling from excitement perhaps.
7 comments:
How sweet! Glad Jane got to see Santa (for her sake and yours). You would have never heard the end of it if she didn't.:)
How fun! What a great treat... you are the best mommy! You always find cool things to do!
Where do you find all this fun stuff? My kids would love that, you'll have to tell me where they are so we can have a peek. Looks like she loved it too! :)
Fun fun! Jane looks so cute! Love her excitement! Glad to know I don't have to drive as far as I thought to see a great display like this!
~Allison
Glad we went Thanksgiving night. It was not too cold and not too terribly much traffic!!! Good idea Joanne. MawMaw
What a fun time! We are going to have to steal your idea and go to see the lights! I agree with all, you have some great ideas!
Jane was talking about seeing Christmas lights so I searched it on google. I found this website:
http://www.town-mall.net/community/events-december.html
and it has a bunch of holiday events in the area.
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