We had a picnic afterwards, and as Oliver was about to take another bite of watermelon, he said to me "this is wonderful". ♥
1.22.2012
the randall museum
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ReplyDeleteLoved the picture of the little hand petting the rabbit-adorable.
Thanks, LT. I had to edit edit edit, because a little guy with fuzzy animals produces SUPER adorable photos!
DeleteGoddamnit I love that kid! I call dibs on any godparent openings.
ReplyDeleteI find Michael's comments wonderful as well.
DeleteI'll keep that in mind, Mike....I know he' d be more than happy about that. ;)
DeleteOliver says profound things. I found his hat wonderful as well.
ReplyDeleteI know, RDK! The hits keep coming with this one! Having the word "actually" come out of his mouth while changing his diaper is surreal. The other day he said to me, very loudly "YOU ARE IN-SANE!". Clearly, mommy has been saying that too much around here! ;)
DeleteLooks like a fun time and I love when little kids use "big" words! My 4 year old has come up with some gems recently and I forget them!
ReplyDeleteI know! I just gave a few examples to Red Dirt Kelly, which were all I can remember, too!
DeleteWhat fun! Love the first picture - well done.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Dawn!
DeleteHonolulu has a great children's museum too although more science theory, less nature. The cpa firm I used to work at used to lend us out as volunteers. This place looks great. Confession...I sometimes visit kids stuff anyway...like disneyland on my honeymoon. The big rides weren't what I liked best, it's a small world was more my speed.
ReplyDeleteDisneyland on a honeymoon actually sounds really great to me. It's amazing how adult friendly it is. It's really done right. How sweet!
ReplyDeleteThis museum is just a tiny little place (besides the giant pottery and woodworking studios and model railroad in the basement. S.F. has some larger museums for kids. But my favorite in the states is the Boston Museum of Science. Volunteering sounds fun!