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4/5/2003 | I like bubbles. Here I am making bubbles in my back yard. |
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4/5/2003 | Today, Mommy and Daddy took me to the Denver Art Museum, or DAM for short. Hey! those are Uncle Almar's initials. Maybe that is why Mommy and Daddy bought Uncle Almar the shirt.... The museum has these fun family backpacks, and I selected the western backpack, which had this cool hat for me to wear. |
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4/5/2003 | Also, inside the backpack are other items that the western explorer would carry and that I could look for in the paintings in the western collection. Here, Daddy and I are learning about the possibles bag, which contains small items needed to survive in the West, such as a leather repair kit and bullet molds. |
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4/5/2003 | Also in the backpack was a game about what things to look for in the western painting. For example, we learned that an explorer would carry a bed roll, but not a radio. |
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4/5/2003 | After looking at the reproduction, it was fun to see the real picture. |
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4/5/2003 | On the main floor, there was even a kids' area where I could dress up. |
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4/5/2003 | Don't I make Daddy look good by posing next to him? |
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4/5/2003 | In the basement, there were other things for me to explore, like this shell game I played with daddy. On the table were a bunch of shells. Inside each shell was a picture. The person who could find the most pairs of the same picture won. Kind of like concentration. |
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4/5/2003 | Also, there was another dress up area, with Egyptian animals. Can you guess which animal I am? I'll give you a hint, it is Grampa Norm's favorite bird. |
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4/5/2003 | While Daddy and I played the shell game, Mommy put together this cool Mayan rock puzzle. It is almost as tall as she is! |