The other week we went to an art museum in Savannah that had a fun little kids area. We went on a Thursday evening after Scott's work. We lucked out because normally it costs $10 per adult, but I guess it was free museum week. I'm glad we went, but I don't know if I would pay $20 to go back. I'll be honest, I don't really get modern art. I think it's mostly weird. I prefer pictures that I can tell what it's supposed to be.Just for the record, I had done Lydia's hair all cute but she ripped it out before we got out of the car.
The children's area was a lot of fun. They had all sorts of building blocks for the architecture display. Lydia was in heaven. She would have stayed in that same spot all day. She bawled when we made her leave. She sat there for almost a solid hour and built away. There were some other fun blocks that Scott had fun playing with too but I forgot to take a picture.
We ended the evening by going to a fun authentic Japanese restaurant where Scott discovered calamari is squid and he doesn't like it all. Maren of course would only eat plain rice, but Lydia loved my noodles. I had inari sushi again for the first time since I left Japan. Yum!
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Those girls get cuter every time I see a new picture of them. Lydia is really growing up...and I think her hair looks great!
inari sushi, yum. I have very fond memories of that stuff. Your daughters are beautiful! How is it that you have two more since I talked to you last? Where does the time go? You look genki. Are you enjoying Georgia?
I LOVE THE HAIR! Chloe's often looks like that after about 5 minutes.
The boys would have loved all those blocks! Sounds like another fun day of exploring and eating great food (even if you were the only one to enjoy it)!
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