If it seems like we go to the zoo and natural science museum a lot, we do. They are right next to each other and we have memberships to both. Ever since the weather has been in the 90's instead of the 100's we've been going.
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| Lesson on Captivity |
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| Amongst the piranhas |
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| Eaden has recently become interested in dinosaurs! |
The next picture I have to explain. We were in the Energy Hall part of the museum and my sister, Abigail, Eaden, and I walked into this chamber thingy. Well the doors closed and Naia was left outside! There was no exit button and some man just kept talking over the speaker about I don't know what because I wasn't listening. The thing started to shake. Maybe we were going down some sort of shaft. I wouldn't know because all I could think about was Naia alone in the museum! After a few minutes of it not being over, Jamie (my sis) pried the doors open (there was a sign saying specifically not do do this). Naia was standing there just waiting, lol.
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| Running through the gem and mineral hall. Pitch dark and I didn't know how to take pics. |
Such a cool place...love the tubes sticking up out of the ground - is it meant to give you a taste of prairie dog life? ;-) How scary...stuck without Naia in that thing - what a brave girl she was to just wait patiently for you to return! Glad to hear you're enjoying Kindred. My own copy just arrived in the mail. I may have to read it again!
ReplyDeleteI don't blame you for going there all the time, it looks amazing! I think your sister sounds wonderful to get that door open, how scary. You have a brave little girl just to stand there and wait. And the picture of Taven with the brush and the goat is priceless! xx
ReplyDeleteOh scary moment-glad all turned out okay! We love museums-just love them. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteI would go there frequently, because it looks wonderful! I am so glad that your family was reunited after the brief separation!! Scary!
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