Today Granny, Grandad, Kayle and I took a trip the Seattle Children's Museum with our wonderful friends, Mariah and Sebi. They are here in Seattle while Chico, husband and father, is at a conference, so we are taking advantage of every minute we have together!
The kids had so much fun running around, in and out, through and under all the displays and activities.
The large room FULL of Lego's was a must on our visit to the museum!
Not sure if Grandad or Kayle had the most fun!
Or if Granny had more fun...
Next stop was the Villages of the World. There were little villages from around the world set up with houses and vehicles. Kayle and Sebi loved the boat and were on it for about half an hour!
They both really enjoyed the musical instruments from Africa!
Granny had a fun time in the Chinese house. Her and Kayle were 'cooking rice for dinner'!
The vehicles were really fun to play with!
Kayle found the Japanese telephone and was having a conversation with her 'friend' for ages!
She was so cute to watch!
The Japanses bedroom was fun too! Kayle jumped straight into the bed and Sebi wanted to take home the Transformers bed linen!
We moved on to the Construction Site! We constructed a 'house'! It didn't really look to 'housey' but it was fun wearing the outfit! We sent a photo to Daddy so he could see Kayle doing his job!
The next stop on our trip was the Grocery Store/ Super Market! It had tons of little items that the kids could walk around and put into their cart/ trolley.
Then they took their items over to the check out and purchased them! Kayle LOVED this part. She is such a helper, that she was in her element walking around picking up all the things she wanted and then buying them!
Last stop... the garden and more dressing up! If anyone knows Kayle, they know that my sweet girl is a 'costume' kind of girl! She loves dressing up in any kind of fun outfit! First she was a butterfly, then a Bumble Bee, then a farmer type adventurer... it was never ending! She had so much fun!
The Children's Museum was amazing. Kayle and Sebi had such a fun time... I would love to take them back again some time soon!
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