All about JACK

A crawling wonderland above…steps and ramps to climb and all padded for comfy spills and noggin’ taps!

Picture above is in the “baby zone” area- we waited for all the babies to vacate-’cause our little flower is a bit big to play with the infant tots.

Yes, folks he’s standing all on his own…with his fishing pole. Object of this exhibit; catch the fishies in the water with the magnetic fishing pole. Gotta love it…(amen the museum thought to put padding on the magnet at the end of the fishing pole string- as he whacked mommy in the face a few times flinging his pole around!)

Captain Jack- fits right in! A hoy’ Matey! On me ship…”The Minnow!”

Arlin and Papa playing with the fruit that velcro together.

Chad and I took the Captain to the Denver Children’s Museum on Saturday… what a cool place it is! A fantasy world all of it’s own…There are three different stories of fun in the building and every month or so they change exhibits for the kiddies to come check out. In early October we’re gonna see if Abby and Palmer wanna check out the petting zoo with horses, chicken, hens, pigs and more with us!

We ended up buying a year membership for the family, so Chad, Arlin, Stella and I can go as often as we like. Earlier Saturday morning we went to scope out a Gymboree Play and Music program- It was icky in my opinion- the walls were baron, Chad got bit in the neck by something the first five minutes we were there, and I thought to myself…really I have to come hang out here for 45 minutes, NO thanks. I remember them being much cooler in California?!

At the Children’s Museum at the end of October they have a Halloween costume festival. I can’t wait to get Arlin dressed up and go.

F.Y.I… Arlin has about the coolest-cutest Halloween costume ever made!

Captain Jack is going to be a D-I-N-O-saur! RRAR!

Chad and I have been dying to put Arlin in his costume- but we promised we’d wait for Pamaw to get here.

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