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ROOOOAR!

Scott, Jackson, and I had an extremely fun family day on Saturday. We started the day by going to The Heard Museum of Natural Science in McKinney. The museum has a walking trail and along that trail they put life-size dinosaurs that move and make noise. It was so cool (I thought of you and the kids, Amy)! Jack was very excited to see the dinosaurs on our drive there. He has a dino book and loves reading about the amazing creatures. However, once we got up close and personal he was a little unsure. He was okay as long as Scott was holding him and as we walked away from each one. It was funny to see and hear all the parents tell there weary toddlers to just go up to the giant roaring animals even though you are terrified. Of course Jackson can't stop talking about the dinosaurs and wants to go back. We just may. It was a blast. At the end of the day we ate pizza and watched Madagascar in our media room. So much fun!!!!

This was the only dinosaur Jack would touch.

This is what Jack did most of the time...sit on daddy's shoulders!

Yeah! Finally a pic by T-Rex!





The trail we walked along...very pretyy!

The land surrounding the trail.

These signs were all along the trail. They warned us to watch out for poison ivy and copperhead snakes! Nice! Thankfully we didn't see either!

Comments

Shannon said…
Uh, I'd be a bit afraid of the dionosaurs, too, I think. They are huge! Looks like you guys had a blast! Jackson is getting so big!
BML said…
Yeah, I got to hear all about it on the phone yesterday. Dinosaurs this, dinosaurs that. Buy the kid some dinos, will ya? :)

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