Friday, May 16, 2008

Fun Day



Cool pictures from Kidspace, and Ella's new dress






We decided to have a fun thursday again, because we hadn't had one in a while.  In our LA by stroller book we saw a Children's museum in Pasadena and decided to go to it.  It was totally excellent!  They had lots of nature related stuff, and a huge outdoor area with a climbing wall, tricycles, and water toys.  They had excellent 40 foot tall climbing things where you go from platform to platform, like in the picture above, but Ella would freak out after getting about 8 feet high.  She really liked it a lot, and we think it probably would have gone better with a friend, so we will probably go back soon with one of her friends from school.  Shelley has to work thursday nights now, so while Ella and I were home alone, she helped me make her a new dress, the green one she has on in the picture.  Joanne sells this cool fabric that already has the scrunchie top sew into it, so all you have to do is sew it up, hem it and make the straps.  I've got another on of those to make for her and then a halter top dress that will be a little more challenging.  She loved helping and putting the pins back in the potato ( what she calls the pin cushion tomato).  Another hilarious thing she does is sing these rambling songs that are more stream of conciousness than anything else and one part we heard her sing was "and there's no santa, yes there's no santa, so don't worry about santa."  and then she kept going on about other stuff we didn't hear because we were too busy laughing.   Don't worry though, it seemed like she was just saying that santa wasn't present at the time, not that he doesn't exist.  

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

Ella looks so grown up in the dress picture I can't even believe it!!!

Mom and Dad (Pyle) said...

Great pictures! Looks like the children's museum was a lot of fun.

Mom and Dad (Pyle) said...

Yay for new pictures on Picasa, too!

Anonymous said...

you guys should totally take Ella to an agent out there and make money off of her adorable face and perfect posing abilities!!

Anonymous said...

I just went on a field trip with a bunch of first graders to a museum that had the same climby thing, and a bunch of them started crying half way up because it was so scary, when you're on it you feel like nothing is supporting you! I'm with Ella, stay on the first tier!