This weekend we visited Nana and Bruce. Friday evening we had time to talk, we listened to the jukebox, played the pinball machine, and McKenzie played with all of their fun toys. It was a very relaxing evening. Saturday morning we went to breakfast and then to Kaleidoscope at Crown Center. At Kaleidoscope, McKenzie got to make little art projects. There was a dark room with black lights, where she could paint with melted colored wax. There was a station where she got to color a square of cardboard and then put it in a press to have it cut into a puzzle. She got to paint a picture and then place it in a dryer that took it through on a conveyor belt allowing her picture to be dry in only 3 minutes. They also had a submarine that had buttons she could push and each button played a different sound for her to make music. It was such a fun place to visit. Every last detail was meticulously thought out to make it a memorable place for both the kids and adults. We left there and ate lunch at Fritz's. There we called our order in on the phone and then our food was delivered by a train that travels around the restaurant on a train track. It was very interesting to see how it all worked. Saturday afternoon, Jayden and Isabelle came over to play with McKenzie. The basement was filled with giggly little girls running around having a great time. During dinner they were all three tired and would play off each other to make each other laugh. Nana decided maybe McKenzie should be a comedian when she gets big. She does love to make everyone laugh.
Bruce, Cathy, Carter, McKenzie, myself and Tim on the funky couch at Kaleidoscope.
Carter was great the whole weekend. He was so content no matter what we did.
Nana and Keke working on an art project.
Keke painting her butterfly.
Keke and myself painting
This is the sink where we washed our hands after painting.
This was one of the tables that had an art project on it, the legs were the seats to sit on when working.
McKenzie loved this submarine, and the music she could make in it.
The wacky mirror wall
McKenzie, Carter, Nana and myself
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