hakuna matata!

it means no worries......... at least until we had to say goodbye to Disney early this evening.
We spent the day at the parks enjoying all the favourite rides, and the little bits we hadn't had time to do yet. This included Autopia, Buzz Lightyear, Swiss Family Robinson's treehouse and Compte de Fee. Oh and of course Master Pink's favourite; pirates of the Caribbean. I chased Timon and Rafiki through the park so that we could get a photo and their autographs. Captain hook tried to steal tinker bell away from Miss Pink. And we bumped into Peter Pan and wendy. This was very exciting! they had a photo with us and we got them to write in our books. Peter Pan told me that I shouldn't go home because "if you do, then you'll have to grow up". I'm with Peter, I think I should've stayed!
We had a lovely day in the park, and when it was time to go we were really sad. We headed back to the station to get our train.
The Eurostar was delayed slightly, (well they initially said two hours delayed but in reality it was 30 minutes), so we sat in the rather cramped lounge. Miss Pink struck up a friendship with a little boy called Charlie. Charlie told his Daddy in a loud voice, that "that little girl is very pretty". He then went on to draw hearts and flowers on his Dad's phone and showed them to Daisy. We saw them again on the other side of the tunnel, and they had a hug goodbye, and Miss Pink asked if Charlie could come round for tea. They do say that Paris is a romantic city!
Home, and sleep. A little bit sad that it was all over, but with so many happy memories.