While Shawn worked on the sun room, the kids and I visited the zoo on a chilly Sunday morning!
The three male giraffe (giraffes?) were doing some sort of neck dance to see who was boss.
A very active komodo dragon! I swear he would have eaten the kids if they were not separated by glass!
Back home, Andy finally freed the dinosoaur skeleton from the rock, which had been left out in the snow and rain the last month and finally softened enough to get through (
http://cheriseandshawn.blogspot.com/2008/11/thanksgiving-with-dinosaur-dig.html).
And then ... more snow!
Andy insisted on running out and making a snow angel.
Chris and Gretchen joined us for dinner and some chocolate dessert!
The chef.
The three male giraffe (giraffes?) were doing some sort of neck dance to see who was boss.
A very active komodo dragon! I swear he would have eaten the kids if they were not separated by glass!
Back home, Andy finally freed the dinosoaur skeleton from the rock, which had been left out in the snow and rain the last month and finally softened enough to get through (http://cheriseandshawn.blogspot.com/2008/11/thanksgiving-with-dinosaur-dig.html).
And then ... more snow!
Andy insisted on running out and making a snow angel.
Chris and Gretchen joined us for dinner and some chocolate dessert!
The chef.
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WHEN I see your pictures I think what fortunate you are living in Seattle. There are hundreds of places very nice to visit every free day with children when they enjoy.
Oh! This chef seems very proud of his job...
Saludos. Ma. Luisa.
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