We got so much more done on this extra long weekend! Peyton practiced piano early this morning, then I dropped her off at a birthday party at 11 am. It was a tea party theme, so she “dressed” up a bit. I had a hat for her, but she was not happy to wear it.
I told her to bring it, if others were wearing one, then she would wear it. When we got there, we were informed they were making head pieces, so I kept the hat. Oh, and slime, so I left the apron.
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We ended with dinner out, and going to a Japanese grocery store for some items. Short week ahead!