Games and Food

After Thomas' t-ball game on Saturday, we went out to eat lunch at a local cheesesteak place called Billadelphia. The owner was SO nice to Thomas and asked him all kinds of questions about his game. When Thomas told him they'd won and that he'd gotten two hits and scored two runs, he told Thomas he'd need his autograph for when he got famous. So Thomas wrote his name and number down and the owner immediately put it on the wall by the cash register, see pic below. He also came out later as we were eating and gave Thomas a Phillies baseball and ball rack to keep his other balls on. Very nice man and the cheesesteaks weren't too bad either! We'll definitely be going back.
On Friday after school, the boys and I went to the mall to get them some new shoes. We ate lunch at the food court first and as we were walking up to Chick-Fil-A, Thomas noticed a man standing there in a black and white striped shirt and black pants. He motioned to me and whispered, "Is that guy a prisoner?" I chuckled and said, "No honey, he works at Foot Locker."

Wednesday night, David took the boys to McDonald's after t-ball practice. I'd gone out with mom and some friends to play bingo. I've played twice and it's a lot of fun even when you don't win. But anyway, as they were in the drive-through about to order, Thomas was explaining to David all about how to order Jonathan's Happy Meal. He told him that Mommy always ordered Jonathan a toddler toy and not a big kid toy, something that is new as Jonathan now eats enough to merit his own meal. Then after David correctly ordered, Thomas praised him for doing such a good job.