That's because the last time we went, Roman sat by the car and cried the entire time. Okay, he was three or four, and didn't like anything cold, or wet, or fast. So obviously, sledding wasn't going to be right up his alley. But we tried. And then never went back.
Until Friday.
No matter how much I dislike winter, I can't stand being coped up inside. So I arranged to meet up with my mom and take my boys and her girls sledding.
We bundled them up as much as we could. And then we chose a nice, small hill.
I took Roman down once with me. And then he agreed to go with my little sister.
After we got the inner-tube pumped up, he agreed once again to try it out with me. And then, to my amazement, he spent the rest of the time there, sledding down the hill on the inner-tube. By himself!
And every time Roman got to the bottom, he would jump up off the inner-tube, stick his arms in the air, and yell at the top of his lungs, "That was totally wicked!!." Every time.
I took Blaise down, and like expected he laughed the whole way down. At the bottom he immediately wanted to go again. However, one more ride down the hill, and he was done.
Like I said, he was done.
(My mom thinks I'm mean for taking and posting
pictures like this.
I think they're funny.
What do you think?)
(My mom thinks I'm mean for taking and posting
pictures like this.
I think they're funny.
What do you think?)
Since he is only two, we can still "make" him go down. Which we did. I mean, I can't just leave him up there at the top of the hill by himself.
When the sun set, it was time to go home. Blaise was crying and Roman was laughing.
And today, they both think they had a wonderful time.
2 comments:
I ma just sorry I wasn't able to be there when you came down!
Tha place is a fun one! I hope to sled again some time before the snow goes away.
Wow I haven't been sledding since my own childhood. I like the picture of him crying, shows his true emotion. and i like the phrase "That was totally wicked!" It reminds me of The Incredibles.
Emily
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