

Oh boy, I think I might be in trouble!!

One day earlier this summer, I promised to take Ayla and Brennan to the Clay Center to play and watch a movie. They have a free day every year on their Anniversary and I planned to take the kids on that day. I kept telling Ayla about it (mistake) and she was so excited to go. We have been there several times and she remembers the Clay Center quite well.For those of you who don't know, the Clay Center is a 240,000 square foot Center for the Arts & Sciences. The Center houses the performing arts, visual arts and the sciences. They have a huge play area for the children with a ball pit, a bridge and tunnels to crawl through.
So it turns out that I got the dates mixed up and when we got there we discovered that in fact it WAS NOT the free day. We decided to leave and come back on the actual free day. Ayla had a major meltdown. She was screaming and crying and nothing I said made her happy.
Until.....
I had the bright idea to go get an ice cream.
Ayla thought this was a great idea and the tears immediately stopped !
You see our kids have never had an ice cream cone before, just bites here and there...
It definitely made up for the Clay Center fiasco, Don't you think?
(*FYI-this post was from last summer, It was still in draft, so I thought I would finish it! Took me long enough hu?)