A Day At The Races

Nope, it is not about going out to watch the real “Nascar” car race.. David attended Ryan’s first Father’s Day event at his pre-school. This made Ryan feel very special while his brother; Dylan went out to spend a time with me.

The performance was short and quick. David was surprised yet pleased to see all of the teachers and children signing “I Love You." Shortly after the performance has ended, Ryan joined Father-Son’s dinner: hot dog, potato chips, punch, and a slice of watermelon, and of course, his all time favorite cookie, peanut butter.

As soon as he and his dad completed their dinner, Ryan immediately saw the exciting game: car race with a balloon. At first, he was struggling to blow the balloon and let it go on a table. In fact, the balloon broke three times. Providentially, the third time was a charm. He did it! Boy, he was exhilarating to see the car swift by. He jumped ups and downs as if he had won the race.

When the routine changed, he joined creating the picture frame for his dad. Of course, his soft-hearted dad assisted him through. There was a picture of Father- Son standing next to the real car race. The real car race driver gave Ryan a privilege to get the taste what it was like to be in a car race. He especially liked hearing the “ROAR” motor running. This stunned him hearing it for the first time, yet it gave him an enriching experience.

This was a special treat for both Ryan and his dad.

"Thank you for being there, Dad I love being with you," said Ryan.