We do not remember days; we remember moments. ~Cesare Pavese
Sometimes I like to think that the stars align just perfectly which results in a moment (or a day) that was just "suppose" to be. Like before the creation of the universe someone up above knew on this date exactly what was going to happen.
We have created a little incentive program for Cohen to keep his motivation. The incentives that he is working toward were decided upon by him *bowling, ice cream, swimming at the aquatic center and just a day with mom* When he got to arrange the order of said incentives he put *day with mom* first. Last week he earned his first incentive, to which I had no idea what we were going to do.
Several ideas were tossed around but nothing really "fit." We talked about boo at the zoo and on Sunday I even said too bad I couldn't get tickets to take him to a Husker Football game!
That would be awesome and Mark replied "where would you get tickets now and how much would you have to pay for them at this point?!" and I thought "yeah he's right."
That takes me to Thursday when I see a post on Facebook {from Wednesday already} about someone whose co-worker had tickets to sell. It was long shot since it had been posted for awhile but I sent a message and the tickets were still avaliable and for face value,what are the odds of this! Rare, but we'll take them. On a spontaneous whim I said "YES!"
Bright and early Cohen and I ventured out to Lincoln!
We had a great time before the game!
Grandpa slipped him some cash
and he picked out a shiny new Husker football that we played catch with on the practice field!
I think if we would have gone home at this point he would have still called it a good day!
I would have loved to seen what we looked like playing catch because I was holding my camara, my clutch, his skull and cross bones balloon while trying to throw and catch the shiny (aka slippery) football! I am positive it looked pretty comical!
I was feeling pretty good about things until
about half way through the 2nd Quarter when he says
"this is boring. I wish I stayed at Grandma's"
I had some censored thoughts that I spared him and you!
We headed out to get a snack and a pop to kick off the 3rd quarter
and that must have been just what he needed.
I took pictures!
By the time the 4th quarter rolled around Cohen said "this is the best day ever!"
We had a blast!
Thank you Husker Football...
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