A day with the kids: Sandcastles at the playground

The sky was a bit cloudy, but nevertheless, we went to the school playground, my 6 year old niece Anzel, 4 year old nephew R-jed and I, bringing a kiddie pail and some beach toys planning to make a big sandcastle. “Uh-oh, I hope it won’t rain,” I thought anxiously seeing the grey sky. Anzel was a bit hesitant herself, she told me there are summer classes going on and the teachers might scold us for playing there. I assured the little girl that it’s totally OK and I’ll be the one to talk to the teacher if she would approach us. Of course, that didn’t happen. Classes were going on inside the building and we had fun playing in the sand.

We weren’t able to make a big sandcastle though. The kids were just happy and content with forming anything with the plastic turtle, seahorse and tree forms and the small pail which we filled with sand and turned upside down.

A pose before making the sandcastle

Anzel starting to form her sandcastle

R-jed busy with his own sandcastle too

Anzel's sandcastle with turtles, seahorses and trees

Anzel and her masterpiece

R-jed's masterpiece

While busying ourselves in the sand, I saw my bro approaching us. He reminded me that we had to go to IT City to get some papers for my flight later in the evening. Oh well, time to go then. Anzel wanted to stay, but bro and I had to have an early lunch before leaving. So, the kids tagged along with us for our next stop, the cafeteria.

(to be continued)

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