Well, it turns out the neighborhood playground had a fountain area. No problem...we borrowed from suits from the princesses and their cousin. And, lookie there...they coordinate to boot!
When it gets later in the afternoon and the girls and the girls want a snack and something to drink? Mooch again! And if the girls look like street urchins with their straggly hair (Note to self: they *will* get haircuts tomorrow!)? Borrow a comb.
My mom called during the day, so we ended up leaving Arlington and heading straight to dinner with them. We ended up going to Coastal Flats and the girls started to get stir crazy...luckily I found some Wikki Stix which we got at a different restaurant which kept them entertained...along with a plethora of pens and scrap paper.
Nonna and PopPop were good company as well.
The shopping area has fountains, too...which of course the girls couldn't do since we had returned the bathing suits to the previous owners. We got the girls ice cream, which they got all over. I didn't have any wipes, but luckily Nonna did (along with some band-aids which came in handy for some overzealous injury identification). And they had a concert series, which everyone had lawn chairs set up for. Unfortunately, it started raining right as the concert started, so we couldn't stay long...
Something tells me that next time we take a little trip on a Saturday, I'll throw some stuff in my purse and off we'll go ...right after I pack the trunk full of bathing suits and towels, lawn chairs and picnic blankets, umbrellas and first aid kits, and possibly the kitchen sink...since you never quite know where the day will take you.
3 comments:
Phew! What a day - fun had by all!
Love,
Nonna
I love that Nonna and PopPop are such well stocked grandparents. Sometimes I miss the stroller so you can push all those many things around. Actually I keep Jake's old diaper bag in the trunk full of wipes, band aids, changes of clothes, crayons, etc. But I think the clothes are circa 2T. Might have to change those out.
Maybe this is an excuse to get a cute "non-diaper bag" bag!
Unfortunately, I'll be needing many diapers for many years to come! Do you think I can potty train a four month old?
Kiki
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