We have one princess leopard...
...One pirate...
...One Native American... 
This is Mary Claire's first year. Here she is with her teacher, Ms. Christi.
These boys were beyond happy to see each other!
Colin and Amelia, checking each other out.
Gregory in the driver's seat...hmmmm....
Inside the 'tub of water' were little marble sized balls, soft and grown in water. You could not see them, but when you put your hands in the water, the tub was filled with them. Crystal and I were just as amazed as the boys.
Gregory took this picture of Bradyn.
Who do these silly boys look like?
New reporters.
Exciting day for Colin! What a good baby.
What a fun day! I actually had to pull Gregory out of the museum to get Mary Claire from school. Needless to say, I'm surprised his protests didn't lead to security making sure he was my son! This museum membership has been one of the best purchases ever, and I'm sure we'll be using in many more times this year!
Amelia, Gregory, and Mary Claire were sufficiently pooped! It provided me with a few minutes of "mama's choice" radio time.
The girls and I are off to a girl scout rally tonight, and they are so excited...about eating cookies!
They then took a break for circle time, which included songs and stories. Gregory wasn't too thrilled, and of course, I couldn't understand why my usually social boy was suddenly unsocial. I told myself it was a new place, too many people, difficult for him to transition, etc. He later told me that he really wanted to play in the kitchen. One day I'll learn to read the three year old mind!
Then it was back to the table for cutting out the school house and pasting it to a sheet of construction paper. On the back, he practiced writing his name.
Here is a picture of Gregory with one of the teachers, Mrs. Gregory!
Gregory's artwork is hanging proudly in the kitchen, and he said he loved school and wanted to go back today. I hope that means that he'll love our next scheduled class on Monday!
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