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PLANNING OUR DREAM FAMILY VACATION!

"If you can dream it, you can do it." - Walt Disney 

In less than five months, the kids and I will be in the most magical place on Earth! I have wanted for so long to take the kids on a Walt Disney World Vacation, but it has never worked out until now. And honestly, I think the timing is perfect. The kids will be just under 8 and 7, and will be able to enjoy most rides. SO EXCITING. I may be more excited than everyone else. Just maybe!

So for our first official Disney Vaca, there will be a group of us going. 



We will be going during what is considered a low-crowd time, for which I am so grateful. Not only that, but we are going in November. Anyone who lives in FL knows how hot it is during the summer months, so I am very happy to be going during the winter.

This vacation was first and foremost an early birthday present for the kids. They will be turning 7 and 8 in December. While December would have been more ideal, Disney is VERY busy around Christmas from what I gather. So, going in November was kind of a no-brainer. Also, we will happen to be in Disney on my mom's birthday - she has never been to Disney World. So I thought it would be a great opportunity to celebrate her birthday as well with something she has never done before! So Grandma and Grandpa had to come along!

As for Kaila - Well, what is a fun Disney Vaca without a friend to tag along and enjoy all the fun with us?! Plus - she may have to take my daredevil daughter on a few rollercoasters. I have pretty bad motion sickness (I am going to get a patch and HOPE that it gets me through).

I plan on writing a series of blogs outlining the planning process - parks we are visiting, where we are staying, special events we will attend, how I am surprising the kids (yes, it's a surprise, so SHHH!), etc.

So, come along and enjoy this magical journey with us! 

<3 NIKKI

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