So really, how were we able to haul a three-year old preschooler half-way to half-way across the world? Visit museums, archaelogical sites and points of historical interest relatively unmolested; indulge in fine-dining in crayonless restaurants, and all that good stuff? I have two words for you: I. Pad.
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| Choosing apps in the Hall of Maps. |
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| Chuzzle in the Vatican Museum |
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| Pacman in the Barcelona Bistro |
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| Privacy Setting |
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Surfing in the Sistine Chapel
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So thanks to Steve Jobs for affording us the opportunity to globetrot with impunity. I hope the moments of peace we enjoyed are now returned to him a thousand-fold.
So for those of you who haven't slogged through the previous 13 blog posts I did about our holiday and instead skipped to the end to see how it turned out, here is a handy synopsis: We had a fantastic time. For those of you wanting to holiday with children, I recommend cruising with Disney without reservation, and Barcelona is a wonderful city to visit. Four stars.
For those of you who actually read all the foregoing posts, I salute you.
And worry about you, a little.
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I read the whole review from start to finish as we are hoping to take a Disney med cruise next year. It looks like you all had wonderful time. I'm curious about the iPad though..we are off to italy in 2 weeks time and I did consider taking ours with us however I'm not so sure that it is sturdy enough to let a 4.5 yr old have it..what kind of protective case did you have on it?
ReplyDeleteWe did have a wonderful time- highly recommend! We have the Otterbox case on the Ipad, but what we should really have is the extended warranty!
DeleteI found your blog through a cruise critic post. What a wonderful review (all the posts!)
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed your review - made me laugh, and gave me some helpful tips! My husband and I are one of those people taking a Disney cruise in 2013 without kids - I don't think we are creepy! LOL
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