
Monday, June 7, 2010
On the Beach!

Thursday, February 5, 2009
Nature Hike
Saturday, December 20, 2008
Capitol Tour

We learned about how state government works and some interesting facts about the building and past governors.
This is above the state senate floor.

We went on the right day because we got the chance to see 4 prominant mayors (of Oakland, Sacramento, San Francisco and Fresno). Then we saw the Governor (yes Arnold S.!). We had to wait almost an hour to see him and the kids were getting a bit impatient waiting for him. I think my husband and I were more excited than the kids. Unfortunately, I didn't get a good picture of him.
After the Capitol we visited the train museum, a great museum in Old Sacramento that we love to visit.

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Friday, November 28, 2008
Sea Dragon
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
More Boise Fun!
We had such a great time at the Discovery Center. I thought we'd enjoy an hour or two "discovering". We ended up exploring and playing there for almost 4 hours! We were so hungry by the time we left because it was well past lunch.
Baby birds in their nest at the Boise Zoo
Saber Turtle
Hubby joined in the fun too!
We accidentally discovered this black light golf place and just had to try it out.
Farmer's Market
Boysenberry face (the kids devoured the baskets of boysenberries that we bought at the farmer's market)
We took a train ride along the beautiful Payette River. The train left from a quaint little town called Horseshoe Bend. Hubby and I were taken with the town. Even talked about what it would be like to move there! Don't worry, we weren't that serious, but it really was a beautiful little valley.
In our current history studies, we are learning about The Middle Ages and one of the things we recently learned about is falconry. Well, it turns out the World Center for Birds of Prey is right in Boise, and they have the most comprehensive and amazing center and library dedicated solely to falconry! How convenient huh? This place was great! At the main center, there were many birds of prey to see (hawks, peregrine falcons, even a California Condor), and there were so many interesting interactive exhibits thoughout. Then we went to the falconry library and learned so much about falconry and it's history as well as the popularity of it in modern times. It was great way to solidify the learning.
I took this picture because I wish I had this map on my wall!!
Finally, a fun day at home. How many kids can fit in a princess castle? They put this in their "club closet". Yes, it's the members of the Crazy Lemon Comet Club all crammed into one little castle!

