The Discovery Museum is a wonderful place for kids - full of lots of things to experience and do from a hands on approach. We sat in an earthquake shack - experienced hurricane winds - layed on a bed of nails - saw dinosaur bones - dug in sand for fossils - climbed a rock wall - and much more. It is a great place to spend a day - but maybe we shouldn't pick a day when summer camp programs were there with hundreds of kids in groups of 20 or so trying to see and do everything at the same time. Caleb loves Bob the Builder - and both boys loved all the things there were to build and experiment with from tractors to tools, it was great fun.

Matthew is driving a vehicle alone for the first time at 14 months old and loving it - just wait until he is 16.

Matt also loved "planting" carrots and onions in the garden patch . . .

. . . while Caleb maneuvered up and across a rock climbing wall in record time.

You have to love family portraits - even if they are in a bright yellow submarine - that's Paula on the left - then Matthew (with Jonathan holding him up) - Chris and then Caleb.