Saddest face EVER!

Friday night, one week ago, myself and some other friends were at the kid's school helping to set up for a fundraiser. It was a major event, our first pancake breakfast complete with the Easter bunny, major event.
I called Jeffrey thinking that he could bring the kids to the school so they could play with a few other children that were there while the parents set up. Order pizza for the kids and let them entertain each other so we could get some work done! GREAT IDEA!!!
WELL... turns out, not so much.
The kids got out of the car and Nicholas took off for the double doors trying to make his way to the Multipurpose Room. He tripped on the cement and went face first into a cement flowerbed. He has a pretty good gash on his head that forced Jeffrey and I to go back and forth between stitches or butterfly bandaid. Luckily, a real doctor walked through the door a few minutes later and determined that super glue (of all things) and a bandaid would do the trick.
Nicholas resisted at first but finally laid down on a cot while Dr. Sabow literally glued his head back together. He said it would fully heal in about 21 days. We are at day 6 and I'm amazed at how well it is healing. He'll probably have a scar above his eye and half of his eye brow will need to grow back but for now, we keep neosporin and a HUGE bandaid on his head.
No signs of this face lately but this picture was from Friday night, right after being fixed up. It really was The Saddest Face ever!!!

OUCH
*sniffle*