It went better than I expected. I keep telling Jim, when dealing with children, you have to lower your expectations, then you are happily surprised if things go marginally well. The place was playing some great 80's dance music, and there was no music class this week, so basically Dylan NEEDED to get his groove on. A lot. We had a hard time getting him to come into the room with the birthday festivities.
We let him do his own thing on the golf course - as long as he wasn't bothering anyone else. He hit the ball a few times, but mainly just wanted to climb the neon green walls, and throw the ball up the scary clown ramp.

(He's dancing in this one).


3 comments:
This looks like so much fun! I have to take Jonathan to a mini-golf place. He'd probably just whack people in the shins, but it would still be fun! For someone..him....probably being the only one.
Ack! That clown is scary!
Alexis LURVES mini golf. She sucks at it, but she sure has fun trying.
I'm impressed he wasn't terror-stricken by that horrid clown! I've never heard of glow-in-the-dark golf, but it looks like fun.
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