More museum pictures

Camille is still young to grasp the idea of dinosaur bones. She'll ask lots of concrete questions, but she was minimally impressed with the dinosaur skeleton. I just noticed that Mr. Dino is grasping a big prehistoric bird. She did like digging through sand with paintbrushes like an archeologist.


Both girls enjoyed the water table but we had to quickly move along before all of us became soaked. Lily loved the rocking horse and Camille rode around on a tractor tricycle.

Children's museum

Camille and Lily had a ball at the children's museum. Lily especially loved "planting seeds" (repeatedly getting golf ball "seeds"and putting them in holes in the floor). They both filled their baskets with harvested produce and sorted them at market. It's an impressive set-up there.

Children's Museum

Camille and Lily loved going to the children's Museum last weekend. They looked so cute!



Surprisingly to me, Lily loved applying every valentine sticker to the card immediately. Thank you, Nana. I had no idea that she would be interested in stickers.

My girls growing up!

Camille is a proud pre-kindergardener, sporting her Primrose School uniform.

Camille and Lily are becoming good friends. They love to hug. They both help each other out. Lily loves to help me, saying "thayn-too" (thank you) as she unloads the silverware from the dishwasher and hands them to me individually. Lily's timing leaves something to be desired and sometimes means koshing Camille with Priscilla's hard plastic head or dropping/throwing Camille's shoes on top of her. Camille is a good sport about it, though with no shortness of howling over any bit of discomfort.