Naturally, I agreed. When they want to go somewhere that will provide an educational experience, who am I to say no?
However, my daughter wanted to go to the rooftop museum. Then, she wanted to sit in a school bus which was hanging halfway off the building. (Um, no thanks.)
Here's the view from the roof. See the nice safe area around the ball pit? That's where I like to be. The roof was way to educational for me!
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Tell your daughter she is soooo cute.
Oh I would be in the school bus with your daughter! That's so cool!!! And I love the old sign on the brick building.
ReplyDeleteOk, now that's just cool!
ReplyDeleteYeah, somehow hanging off a building has lost its charm for me too. :-)
ReplyDeleteMy heart would be thumping in my chest, but at the same time that looks like a pretty sweet museum!
ReplyDeleteLOL! Your daughter cracks me up!!!
ReplyDeleteThat's a really cool looking place. I'm with you on hanging off the building though.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad that you are back! And I think its funny that the kids got "even" with you with education!
ReplyDeleteLOL~!!! I would have had a heart attack sitting in that bus..but then again at her age...I woulda been sitting right next to her!
ReplyDeleteI think I would have preferred the ball pit area myself. So I'm guessing she has def. decided on STL based on a comment you made in a previous post?
ReplyDeleteUmmmm...I prefer to be close to the ground.
ReplyDeleteHow unusual! I'd love to visit. Adore great heights :-)
ReplyDeleteThere is no way to say no to an educational experience. You have great kids! Some would definitely not be pleased to be in museum.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I would have been in that school bus either. Sounds scary!
ReplyDeleteOh yeah! I rode the Drop Zone at Kings Dominion, figuring it would teach my daughter (who drug me a long, by the way) about G-forces as we plummeted from nearly 300 feet at 72 mph, before coming to a halt. She can learn about G-forces on her own next time... LOL. I don't think I would have gotten on the bus either....
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