A couple of weeks ago I promised to share the second part of our trip to the Buffalo Museum of Science. I had forgotten I would want to share pictures of Tabitha's birthday last week. So, now I get to share more pictures from the museum. The children (and parents) had a great time with all the hands-on exhibits. We definitely want to go again. We don't feel like we had near enough time with everything.
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Looks like a fun field trip!
ReplyDeleteI can attest to just how aggressive jellow jackets are! Usually when I am stung once by these insects it'll repeat the process again and again if you don't get away from it. My little brother walked through a yellowjackets nest in the sand and a zillion of them swarmed around him stinging him all over. I don't know how many times he got it before got away from them but poor kid was so miserable! It looks like y'all had tons of fun. :)
ReplyDeleteNow there's a familiar sight, everyone looks so happy in the snow but even happier amongst the dinos. I love those exhibits. I know what you mean about not enough time, especially when you've got so many hands on exhibits.
ReplyDeleteSo very cool. What a cool trip. Thanks for hosting and I hope that you have a wonderful week.
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