Welcome to those of you joining me from The CanaDisney Blog. I am the 2nd stop on our Magical Blogorail Blue! This month we're discussing how we can keep the magic alive in between trips to our favorite parks!
Everyone has their favorite ways to keep the magic alive in between trips. I'm lucky enough to have annual trips, and have been annually (or more) for the past 10 years, so even if I have let the magic slide at home, I always had a trip right around the corner to think about.
But, now with a toddler at home, it's become even more fun to keep the magic alive. On the trip Adam and I took when I was pregnant, we chose to end our trip a day early (yes, seriously!) and spend the money we would have spent in the parks on decorations on our kitchen. My kitchen is currently not neat enough to take a picture of to show you, but we have a great Chef Mickey clock, dish towels, salt and pepper shakers, and a spoon rest. Noah has finally started looking at the clock and realizing that it's his favorite Mickey Mouse!
Still in the kitchen, thanks to Target and TJ Maxx, I'm continually adding Mickey Mouse mugs, plates, bowls, and other kitchen gear.
And, one of my favorite ways to keep the magic alive - our Mickey Mouse meals:
How do you keep the magic alive? Make sure to follow the blogorail to see how many others keep the magic alive in between trips!! Thanks for stopping by! Your next stop is Cooking with Mickey!
Or, follow the Magical Blogorail Blue from the beginning:
1st Stop ~ The CanaDisney Blog
**2nd Stop ~ Disney Babies Blog**
3rd Stop ~ Cooking with Mickey
4th Stop ~ Meet the Magic
5th Stop ~ Pursuing the Magic
Final Stop ~ Days in the Park
Love your Chef Mickey clock! I like to bring home at least one Disney kitchen item each trip. Last trip it was a Mickey oven mitt and a set of dish towels. It's so nice to have a daily reminder of WDW :)
ReplyDeleteMickey pancakes are almost as good as Mickey waffles! :o) Cute!
ReplyDeleteMy one souvenir from our first trip was a Disney Cookbook! I just had to bring some of the food home with me.
ReplyDeleteI love all the Mickey kitchen stuff. I would love to see your salt and pepper shakers. I been wanting to start collecting Disney kitchen stuff.
ReplyDeleteI totally agree that it's so much fun to keep it alive with a toddler! Now he looks for hidden mickeys!! :)
ReplyDeleteThis last trip I picked up cookie cutters and a melon baller (for cookies!). Need to add more!
ReplyDeleteI have salt & pepper shakers, a pepper grinder and a mickey spatula to keep me mickey-friendly in the kitchen! On the last trip I was given a present of 2 mickey tea towels in white & lime green. I have already been eyeing up things to buy on my next trip (179 days to go).
ReplyDeleteA Disney kitchen is so much fun!!
ReplyDeleteAh, nothing beats a Mickey pancake - they just taste better shaped that way! We have used the Mickey mold for things other than food too, like recycling soap, recycling crayons, and cutting out cookies. Fun!
ReplyDeleteI have been looking all over for the Mickey pancake maker....just love it!!!
ReplyDeleteLove those Mickey Ears in all types of foods.
ReplyDeleteThat plate is beautiful! I have Disney plates at home too but they are getting a little tired so I'm keeping an eye out for new ones! :D
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