Linkin and I went to the Exploritorium with some friends today in San Francisco. It was soo much fun!!! The exhibits were a little over Linkin's head but he couldn't have cared less! He thought he was one of the big kids that were there on their school field trips. He did everything they did. It was so cute to watch him do all of the activities. We will absolutely be going again! Above is a picture of Linkin and I at the duck pond right outside of the Exploritorium. The pond is so gorgeous and it has some of the most amazing architecture. It kind of reminded me of the Forum in Rome. It was so pretty!
Future broadcaster, right?! jk. Linkin just called this the microphone and he waited FOREVER to get his turn on it. It was cool because it was teaching the delays between when you talk and the other person receives the transmission in their head set. Both educational and fun! Who knew?! :)
Linkin and Michael talking to each other through the microphones and head sets. It was so cute because they were kind of having a conversation. They started telling each other they loved each other and Amberly and I started laughing hysterically! So funny!!!
If we go somewhere and there is "bells" to find, Linkin will be sure to find them! He is drawn to them by some magnetic force. He LOVES playing the "bells."
This was a really cool exhibit. The blocks were magnetic so you could build a really big tower. After your tower was built you turned on the vibration and it showed how buildings collapse during earthquakes and stuff. Linkin had a great time playing and knocking it down.
Linkin played with this toy for a good 20 minutes! Who would have thought it would be so fun?! The black circle spun around and you could put the sand on and make different patterns and stuff out of the sand. It was suppose to show some scientific thing, but I don't remember! haha. All I know is Linkin played with it forever and I got to sit and rest a little bit. ;)
I know this picture is random, but it is taken by the duck pond outside the Eploritorium. Isn't this so cool?!!!
These little yellow cars crack me up! These cars are usually rented by tourists so they can put put around San Francisco and check out the sites. I think they are so funny. I don't know why but they make me giggle. I guess it's more funny when you see two people crammed inside because it looks like a clown car. haha.
Linkin and I went to the Exploritorium with some friends today in San Francisco. It was soo much fun!!! The exhibits were a little over Linkin's head but he couldn't have cared less! He thought he was one of the big kids that were there on their school field trips. He did everything they did. It was so cute to watch him do all of the activities. We will absolutely be going again! Above is a picture of Linkin and I at the duck pond right outside of the Exploritorium. The pond is so gorgeous and it has some of the most amazing architecture. It kind of reminded me of the Forum in Rome. It was so pretty!
Future broadcaster, right?! jk. Linkin just called this the microphone and he waited FOREVER to get his turn on it. It was cool because it was teaching the delays between when you talk and the other person receives the transmission in their head set. Both educational and fun! Who knew?! :)
Linkin and Michael talking to each other through the microphones and head sets. It was so cute because they were kind of having a conversation. They started telling each other they loved each other and Amberly and I started laughing hysterically! So funny!!!
If we go somewhere and there is "bells" to find, Linkin will be sure to find them! He is drawn to them by some magnetic force. He LOVES playing the "bells."
This was a really cool exhibit. The blocks were magnetic so you could build a really big tower. After your tower was built you turned on the vibration and it showed how buildings collapse during earthquakes and stuff. Linkin had a great time playing and knocking it down.
Linkin played with this toy for a good 20 minutes! Who would have thought it would be so fun?! The black circle spun around and you could put the sand on and make different patterns and stuff out of the sand. It was suppose to show some scientific thing, but I don't remember! haha. All I know is Linkin played with it forever and I got to sit and rest a little bit. ;)
3 comments:
Man I'm jealous! I used to love the science museum in PHX... I still do (to be honest).
you rent those cars and go on a tour around SF! I want to go it, but ryan won't do it with me! boo.
k loves that place! and she loves feeding the ducks.
did you you get link to drink out of the toilet water fountain? :) it's awesome.
Hey Friend! Those clown looking cars are here in Waikiki too. A step up from the mopeds, maybe?
We hope to visit AZ/Utah this summer, but not sure on the exact dates yet. I will need to meet baby wilde though as soon as he arrives.
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