Happy Birthday Chris

Today we celebrated the fiance’s birthday. It’s just the beginning of many celebrations we will be doing throughout the week.

Happy Birthday Chris!!!

Birthday celebrations would not be as special without a trip to Disneyland. We spent a few hours at both Disney California Adventures and Disneyland park.

First things first when it’s your birthday, get the birthday button at guest services to announce to the world that it’s your birthday. Everyone will greet you. Try it!

After getting a fast pass for Soaring Over California ride (one of our favorites), we headed over to Mission Tortilla Factory for some free tortillas. If it’s your birthday, they give you a free bag of tortillas. Chris prefers their flour tortillas so he was a little disappointed that they were only making corn tortillas today.

Then we measured our weight in tortillas for fun.

Hers = 960 tortillas.  His = 1920 tortillas.

So in the future if I say that I ate my weight in tortillas, you’ll know that I at least had 960 tortillas 🙂  Can you imagine?

It was a fun day at the park. We spent enough time to ride our favorite rides but not long enough to get stuck with the crowd.

Also, we had a celebrity sighting and saw Chelsea Staub. She was part of the Jona’s brothers show on the Disney Channel and will be on The Dancing with the stars show this season. I actually didn’t who she was, and we were just walking behind her while at the park when I noticed everyone was staring and all these kids were yelling “Chelsea!”. I had to google her to find information.

Dinner was right around the corner and we had a low key dinner at Claim Jumper restaurant.

Home of the Chocolate Motherlode Cake. Food Network’s “Top Five Most Decadent Dessert”.  Holy motherlode is all I can say. We didn’t order it this time. Just looking at it gives me sugar coma.

For dinner I had the half rotisserie chicken, with baked potato and grilled veggies on the side.

With a huge blueberry muffin on the side.

The servings are huge at Claim Jumpers. I packed half of my entree and the 3/4 of the muffin to go.

The birthday boy was happy with his meal too. All of his food was free because it was his birthday.

During our birthdays,  the celebrant picks everything we do for the whole day.

Because I gave him my cold, he wasn’t feeling too well to go snowboarding this morning. So the plan was to start the celebration in the afternoon. Disney –> Dinner – > DVD.

Don’t know what’s in store for tomorrow, but it will involve more celebration!