Our second day at Disneyland was a long but fun day. We were there for about 8 hours and we all know, 8 hours anywhere but home with kids can make for a long day. Everyone was still in good spirits, but we were hungry and quickly getting tired. As we got off of the Disneyland Tram, we were juggling 3 kids, a double stroller, my purse, diaper bag, sweaters and a blanket. I said to Ivan, "do you have the keys?" A look of shock crosses over his face. It goes a little like this ..
Me - "you have the keys right?"
Ivan - "no, you have the keys" (his face was white like he had just seen a ghost)
Me - "no I don't, I haven't touched them in 3 days since we left UT"
Ivan - "I think I lost them on a ride"
Me - no comment ... just silence but probably a look that could kill
I immediately start calling information for the number to Disneyland to see if anyone has turned in the keys. I tell Ivan to start finding a nearby Nissan dealership to see what can be done. My mind is racing with what we are going to do. I figure we can catch a quick cab to the hotel, but then we would be stuck in the hotel since I won't go anywhere else without the girls in car seats.
I then say to Ivan, "I bet the keys are in the car. I don't remember hearing you lock the car when we left it". We both were sweating bullets but praying that my gut feeling was right. The walk seemed to last forever. Makayla and Emery just knew not to say anything. Ivan and I didn't say anything, we just walked. In complete silence.
Sure enough, we get the to the car, the doors were unlocked and the keys are sitting right IN the car! I had never been so happy in my life to leave my very expensive car unlocked, with the keys in it before. The morale of the story, everyone must be nice at Disneyland. They even left us our car when they could have very easily left with the expensive car and $500 worth of car seats.