On Friday for play group, we took the kiddos to the Bean Life Science Museum at BYU. I've been meaning to go there for months but never made it down there until now, and it's a pretty neat place! (And free, which is always great!) Here are some pictures of the gang looking at the cool displays:
Isaac insisted in holding Kaleb's hand while walking into the museum. So cute!
Isaac and the zebra
Isaac, Kaleb, and Lincoln looking at a display of ducks, or prairie dogs, I don't remember, but they were pretty fascinated, for a few seconds anyway.
From left to right: Kaleb (with Lambie), Yazzi, Isaac, Lincoln, Marilyn, Ethan, and Benjamin. It's nothing short of a miracle that we were able to get a picture of them all staying on the step for a few seconds - and that's about all we had because shortly after this, the kids were on the move again.
I thought this was the neatest display because it's made up of hundreds of butterflies that make up this one large display, and you can tell that it's not small. Isaac especially loved the different bug exhibits because he's really into spiders, beetles, bees, worms, ants, and other creepy crawlies right now.
After the museum, we met Daddy at work and had lunch with him. It just happened to be "Bring your Son to Work Day," but Isaac was a bit too young for the scheduled festivities to stay the whole day, but it was still fun for Jarom to show off his son a little bit and show us around his new work. In the cafeteria they had snow cones and cotton candy for the kids and Isaac thought that was pretty neat.
Isaac insisted in holding Kaleb's hand while walking into the museum. So cute!
Isaac and the zebra
Isaac, Kaleb, and Lincoln looking at a display of ducks, or prairie dogs, I don't remember, but they were pretty fascinated, for a few seconds anyway.
From left to right: Kaleb (with Lambie), Yazzi, Isaac, Lincoln, Marilyn, Ethan, and Benjamin. It's nothing short of a miracle that we were able to get a picture of them all staying on the step for a few seconds - and that's about all we had because shortly after this, the kids were on the move again.
I thought this was the neatest display because it's made up of hundreds of butterflies that make up this one large display, and you can tell that it's not small. Isaac especially loved the different bug exhibits because he's really into spiders, beetles, bees, worms, ants, and other creepy crawlies right now.
After the museum, we met Daddy at work and had lunch with him. It just happened to be "Bring your Son to Work Day," but Isaac was a bit too young for the scheduled festivities to stay the whole day, but it was still fun for Jarom to show off his son a little bit and show us around his new work. In the cafeteria they had snow cones and cotton candy for the kids and Isaac thought that was pretty neat.
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What a fun day! It looks like a cute play group and I bet your husband loved the visit.
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