A Stranger's Kindness...and Cushion

We watched the Christmas parade at Disneyland the first night we were there, and the boys loved seeing all the characters and floats go by.  They enjoyed it so much that we decided to watch it again on our last night, but we really didn't want to sit and wait for an hour for good seats.  Grandma and Grandpa ended up finding decent ones without having to wait too long, but we were pleasantly surprised when the family in front of us offered to make room for Jack and Owen so that could sit in the front row, and see better.  We took them up on it, and boys ended up with great seats!

We noticed a couple minutes in that Jack had taken to leaning forward as far as he could.  And what do you think he used as support to make sure he didn't fall?  Why, the nice man's leg, of course!  I apologized, and started to move Jack, but the man said he didn't mind - he had young boys of his own.  Thank you, sir!  For the rest of the show, Jack continued to lean on this man's leg as if they were old friends.  Every once in a while he would look over at him, realize he was a stranger, ease up, then go right back to leaning on his leg.  It was pretty cute, and the guy got a kick out of it.

I don't have a picture of this, so I thought I'd just post a few cute ones of the boys playing around with Daddy on the train as we circled Disneyland. I love these!