Cadence checking out the wall of ice at the cool ecosystem exhibit. This was the "Poles". There was also a cool jet ski but the one person let their toddler sit there and play with it for the whole time we were in that exhibit. Meanies.
Megan thought being this close to the fish was awesome.
Cadence was equally as thrilled. She LOVES fish.
Not only is this an awesome shot (at least I think so), the bubble window was awesome in and of itself. It extended INTO the aquarium and when you leaned forward enough it literally seemed like you were in the aquarium surrounded by the kelp and the fish.
Naturally, the place they came alive was the "house" ecosystem. It was for children only under the age of 7, so everything was childproof. Except this puzzle, which Megan thought was lunch:
I did not intend to dress them matching today, it just worked out that way. They LOVED this red couch in the mini living room of the family play area/house ecosystem, though.
They had toys for part of the science exhibit. How cool!
For $2 you could experience hurricane winds. Cadence insisted on joining us for the experience.
Cadence was NOT amused in the end. (This picture makes me giggle)
The best part of the new visitor's center? The coloring center, of course!
Playing near the fountain. Cadence was excited up until she realized just how cold the water was.
No, she did not fall in. Robyn had a good grip on her. She just really liked the water.
Yes, I still love my husband.
Family picture did NOT work out well at all. Megan's crazy hair and blank stare, James blinking, Cadence refusing to look at the camera. But in the other one, James was making a face. Butthead.
Megan thought being this close to the fish was awesome.
Cadence was equally as thrilled. She LOVES fish.
Not only is this an awesome shot (at least I think so), the bubble window was awesome in and of itself. It extended INTO the aquarium and when you leaned forward enough it literally seemed like you were in the aquarium surrounded by the kelp and the fish.
Naturally, the place they came alive was the "house" ecosystem. It was for children only under the age of 7, so everything was childproof. Except this puzzle, which Megan thought was lunch:
I did not intend to dress them matching today, it just worked out that way. They LOVED this red couch in the mini living room of the family play area/house ecosystem, though.
They had toys for part of the science exhibit. How cool!
For $2 you could experience hurricane winds. Cadence insisted on joining us for the experience.
Cadence was NOT amused in the end. (This picture makes me giggle)
The best part of the new visitor's center? The coloring center, of course!
Playing near the fountain. Cadence was excited up until she realized just how cold the water was.
No, she did not fall in. Robyn had a good grip on her. She just really liked the water.
Yes, I still love my husband.
Family picture did NOT work out well at all. Megan's crazy hair and blank stare, James blinking, Cadence refusing to look at the camera. But in the other one, James was making a face. Butthead.
Robyn & Cameron. Who knows, if they get married at the LA temple (that's awhile away, but hey, who knows? It could happen!) they can have this pictures to put side by side with a similar one on their wedding day.
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