Gage thought this one looked like balloons. Once he got close enough to see that it was blown glass rather than balloons he took interest in the spider crawling on the floor rather than the art. Boys will be boys!
This was a fun piece titled "Overstimulated." The TV screens were changing so fast you couldn't see what was on them. I thought it was pretty creative. The picture doesn't do it much justice.
Carter says, "That's not art. It's just a shovel and some dirt!"
The boys had a lot of fun trying out all of the different chairs in this exhibit. They were all different and they really got a kick out of trying each one out. It was great because it was something they could touch!
Carter and Gage really liked the glass cases with armour in them. They even got to try on some of it, see the picture of Gagers below.

Playing "I Spy". Our tour guide (Carter) showed us some fun things hidden in this piece. The art docent even came by and played with us.
Staring contest. One of the exhibits had a bunch of magnifying glasses so that you could really see all of the detail in the pieces of art (they were paintings of animals). It was pretty amazing but we found an alternate use for the magnifying glasses. We were pretty entertained. *keep in mind we were trying to keep two little boys engaged and out of trouble!

* You'll have to excuse the poor lighting on so many of our pictures... flash photography wasn't allowed. Hence the blurry pictures.





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Cam content sleeping in the stroller - he slept the whole day. .jpg)
Carter's fave... I think he lept across these lily pads at least 50 times... no joke.
This is how we do discipline at our house. 


































It was crazy to have such a quiet birthday... we are used to lots of family to share our birthdays with (last year Carter had a family party and there were over 30 people there). Given the fact that we have a new baby I also opted to not have a party with friends this year. It was quiet but we had a good time... just the 5 of us!
