Spring Break Fieldtrip

Mommy thought it would be fun to end Spring Break with a bang (and a cup of tea.) The plan was to make our way to the Central Park carousel with our friends Audrey and Aisley, and then have lunch and tea at nearby Alice's Tea Cup. 

But we couldn't pass by the zoo and not go in. And finding the carousel wasn't as easy as we'd hoped. And getting two sleepy little girls home after an exhausting day in Manhattan was trickier than expected. 

Singing "Let it Go" on the train.

Exploring Central Park.

Saying hello to the sea lions.

A distraction on the way to the carousel.

We finally made it to the carousel!

It was worth the LONG walk.

Take my ticket please!

By the time we made our way to the carousel, it was lunch time. And by the time we were done at the carousel, we were hungry and tired. Good thing we had an i pad so we could watch "Frozen" in the back of the cab.

And again at the restaurant.

We were so tired and cranky, that our mommies let us get away with eating scones for lunch and cookies for dessert. (Anything to keep the peace in a restaurant with four tired girls.)

After a 7-hour adventure, we were all beat. We made it most of the way home on the train, but then hopped a cab for the last leg of the trip. Have you ever tried to get two sleeping kids and a stroller out of a cab and up to the 10th floor of an apartment building? 
Mommy says it wasn't easy.

But we made it, and we had fun. It was, however, a VERY long day. I told Mommy I don't want to go on any more adventures unless they're in Brooklyn and involve a playground. But I'm sure I can be convinced.

Love and afternoon tea,

Zadia Love