It only took one day and two adults to fix this bike and Ari swore she wasn't going to ride it. She spent the rest of the weekend riding it - with gloves because the handles are sticky and she didn't want to get her hands dirty.
She tried to convince Andrew to ride it. The conversation went something like this:
Ari: Andrew, do you want to ride the bike?
Andrew: No.
Ari: Turns to me and says, "He can't ride without training wheels."
Ari: (To Andrew) Do you want to play school?
Andrew: Yeah!
Ari: Okay! It's bike riding school.
Andrew: No! It's trike riding school.
Ari: You can't go to school for something you already know how to do.
Ari decided to come up with other ideas such as tying Andrew to the handlebars and seeing if he can run along and keep up with her as she rides. Luckily, someone was supervising to put a stop to all this creative thinking.
Matthew riding the tractor
Grandma helped the kids make hopscotch
Grace locked in the stroller so she can't eat anything
Watching tv and playing house
Andrew's store closed for snack. The sign says, "Closed sign"
Ari's store also closed
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