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"The highest form of research is play." -Albert Einstein

Can you believe that we didn't go to the cabin this weekend? We headed into St. Paul and had a fun packed day at the Children's Museum. I'm not sure who had more fun playing...Aiden or Tom and me.

Who doesn't want to play in the sand on a rooftop in St. Paul?


The life of a turtle


We made paper....


Cooked at the restaurant....


Played with the water... (maybe he'll be an engineer someday...these pipes were certainly fun to figure out)


The Lego castle might have been the biggest hit. How cool is the Knight made totally out of legos?







We came home all tuckered out....this lasted only until Aiden convinced Daddy to read to him.


And even though Aiden has a tiger mask that we've bought him, his homemade one from the class he went to all about lions has been his first pick. He and Daddy were reading about lions so Aiden thought it only fitting to wear his mask.

Comments

That is by far Elyse's favorite place too. Glad you had a great family day. Cute family pic too.
Joel and Nicole said…
You're growing belly is adorable Jenny. Miss you!

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