After L was officially potty trained we took the kids to celebrate at Chuck E Cheese's. In truth it was more of a thank you to K for being such a big brother and helping his sister learn how to use the potty. He was such a big help. He always, and still does, let me know when she had to potty and he even showed her how he sits on the potty a few times. It was really endearing to see.
While we were at Chuck E Cheese's, one of the workers went around throwing tickets on the floor. Since we were one of the only two families there and K was the oldest, he ended up picking up most of the tickets. When we went to the ticket counter to cash in, he had over 300 tickets. With his tickets, he bought a piece of candy and face crayons.
After we left the restaurant, it was time for a meeting at church and K was so anxious to color his face that he didn't want to wait. He wanted to color his face right then. I warned him that people might laugh or point. Although no one laughed or pointed, some did ask him about it and he never got upset or embarrassed. On our way home from church, he was so tired that he fell asleep in the van and I didn't want to wake him so he ended up sleeping in his clothes and a colored face. 
As soon as he woke up the next morning, he wanted to put more on.
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