science!

It's March Break (or March Busy, as Annie termed it, given our number of funtivities I filled the week with). And today we got ourselves educated at the Ontario Science Centre. Just us and 5,600 of our closest friends. (It was insane. Really. So many people. As to be expected during March Break but, yowza.) So we found ourselves some quieter exhibits in the far corners of the building and had fun reading and learning and trying. We stayed right up to closing time and missed out seeing a couple of floors. We'll go back another time... but maybe not on a school holiday....

Jane's doctor appointment. All is well.

This is the grocery store in the kid zone. Not pictured: the tens of thousands of other kids running around, yelling, "Destroy everything!" Some serious looting had taken place here. But Clara was tidying everything up and making me very proud. 

Me, my kids, and a giant log. Jane is in this picture. See feet behind Henry.

Joseph, trying to take flight. 

Janie, trying to make music.

Henry. No caption necessary.

The science of skateboarding. Also known as an opportunity to sit down.

How many litres of water are in you? I have 51.

Gecko eyeballs.

Oh, hey there.

Family in the rainforest. 

Me and David in the rain forest.

Bat kids in a cave.

Hot tubbin'

More rain forest.

Steel drums. In a sound proof booth. Good idea.

Me and my giant girls.

Clara and Jane's favourite exhibit.

Leo rules the world.

This mirror made us look long like spaghetti. Or did it? Maybe we just are long like spaghetti.

The only time, all day long, that Jane stood still.