Otherwise, Kaylee and I went to the Science Centre with my friend Jen last Thursday. The Titanic exhibit was on, and it seemed like a good chance to see it! That part of the science centre was not very interesting for Kaylee as it was more like a museum than something she could interact with.
Funny story from another part of the science centre: Kaylee is awesome at recognizing cows. She saw one in an exhibit about methane in the atmosphere, and ran over to it saying "Moo! Moo!!". There was a motion detector on it, and it started playing peaceful meadow sounds when it detected Kaylee, and then it let out a giant wet fart noise! Kaylee got scared and ran over to me crying and wanting to be picked up. I definitely wish I could say I had that on video, but sadly I was not expecting the cow to do that either!!
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| Kaylee was excellent at sharing a basketball with a couple other kids |
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| Kaylee's colourful shadows! |
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| Her hand has grown so much since she was born, and yet it's still so small! |
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| I loved this idea: Velcro wall! All the shapes had velcro on them and could stick to the wall. Another idea I saw there was a little house framed in 2x4's with the sticky velcro stapled to the wood, and then light wood siding with the soft velco on it so kids could kind-of build their house! |
Then we went to a nice bistro place and had quiche and brownies. Kaylee loved it! (So did I). Kaylee kept trying to put her feet on the table and this was kind of a fancy place, so I kept pushing her feet off the table and eventually just moved her chair way away from the table. An elderly lady told Kaylee that I was trying to get her to be a lady and she didn't have to be if she didn't want to be. :-P
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| Yesterday, Kaylee sat in the kitchen and pulled cook books off the shelf to page through them. Every time she saw a picture, she was like, "Mmmmmm!!!!" So cute! |
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