Thursday, August 3, 2017

Kingston Day
























Yesterday was declared Kingston Day.  It was his last day of summer vacation.  I told him we could do whatever he wanted to do.  He decided to make a list- of course.  First it was biscuits and gravy.  We headed over to Cracker Barrel where he got his fill of carbs.  After that, we went to the Dollar Tree in Bryant.  I let him pick out 5 items.  I told him after Saturday- he could move up to 6 things since he would be six!  We went to WLR and picked up Mom.  He wanted to go to her Dollar Tree.  We got him some things for school lunches as well as a few toys.  After that, we dropped Mom back off at her house and headed to meet Luke at Freddy's in NLR for lunch.  He enjoyed a burger and some custard with Uncle Luke.  After lunch, we stopped in Bryant to paint pottery at Pottery Works.  He wasn't real thrilled about the idea of painting pottery.  After we got there, he was all about it!  We picked out several things. He got to paint a Lizard red with polka dots and green eyes! 

When we left the pottery shop, I walked him over to Sugar Dumplings Bakery.  He asked why we were walking away from the car, I told him I was just getting more exercise.  Then, we walked into the bakery.  He was thrilled to get a Superman Chocolate Cupcake.  We headed home and stopped at the Dollar General to get lunch items for him.  He played with the Rainbow Loom once we got home while I made his lunches for the week. 

He then asked if we could bake the dessert like Ms. Kim made him- well why not!  I told him I had brownie mix and chocolate chip cookie mix.  He said, "What if the brownie mix fell in love with the chocolate chip cookie mix.  They got married and had a baby.  Let's make their baby!"  Ummm, Ok.  So we mixed each up separately and baked it altogether.  It was delicious! He fell asleep on the way to take him back home.  I asked him if he had a great Kingston Day and if we did everything he wanted to do that day.  He told me the only thing he didn't get to do was see PaPa.  Now on to Kindergarten!

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