At the end of the party, Katie made a big break through. The kids were playing in the backyard and with peer pressure, Katie finally walked through grass with bare feet. I have tried to get her to experience walking in grass with bare feet since she came home, and she has always resisted and hated the feel of the grass. I guess if you're having enough fun, grass doesn't seem as awful!
We started Kyla's party with a music class just like the ones I take.
It was so much fun!
Afterwards, we got to design unicorn horns since Kyla's party theme was unicorns.
I added lots of stickers to mine.
How do I look with a horn?
We went outside, and I got to help Kyla's dad lead "Red Light, Green Light."
Then I got to play it.
Kyla's dad let us all blow our horns while we waited for cupcakes!
I ate a little bit of frosting, and wiped my spoon on the napkin. Then I ate a little bit of cake, and wiped my spoon on the napkin. Then I ate a little ice cream and wiped my spoon on the napkin. I don't like to mix my food!
Kyla's sister helped blindfold me, so I could play Pin the Horn on the Unicorn.
I placed the horn on the unicorn's tail!
Then we all got to watch Kyla open her gifts!
I was so excited when the jump house was inflating!
I could jump on it all day long!
I didn't want to walk in the grass with bare feet, but I was stuck, so I hurried on my heels!
Even after I put my toes down, I wasn't sure about the grass.
Kyla came over, and she didn't mind the grass at all.
With her encouragement, I walked back and forth a lot between the jump house and the play set. Kyla is such a good friend!
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