Jason's folks came down a few weeks ago for a nice weekend visit! After playing at the park, we went to eat fajitas. They were delicious!!!
Our little cheese sauce boy was especially great!!!
On Saturday we went to the Museum of Science. As soon as we arrived, we watched the Texas IMAX. Colby from Survivor narrated and it made us all proud to be Texans!
Then we were off to see the Texas exhibit that drew us to the Museum in the first place.
Photography was not allowed, so this is the only photo. The exhibit started with the Indians and went to present day. The boys loved seeing the Indian clothes and pottery. The part about the Texas Revolution was especially wonderful! They had Sam Houston's sword, Santa Anna's vest, the real "Come and Take It" flag from Gonzales, the Gonzales cannon, Sam Houston's battle of San Jacinto battle report (in his own hand) and more! The boys were "So excited they could hardly handle themselves!" They flitted from artifact to artifact. It is here until Sept. 5, so if you are local, you should go. It is a little pricey, but very worth it!
After touring the Texas exhibit, we toured the rest of the Museum. Rylan was THRILLED to find Lambert!
Momma and Jacob eating Mickey D's for the second time in their life! It wasn't too bad.
Onto the dinosaurs...
And then the weather station... They had it set up so that the kids (or grown-ups) could tell the weather on the screen. It was a riot to watch them!!!
More dinosaurs...
Grandma and Grandpa bought them a Wild West set which was played with for hours that evening!
Thanks for a great weekend visit! :)
Our little cheese sauce boy was especially great!!!
On Saturday we went to the Museum of Science. As soon as we arrived, we watched the Texas IMAX. Colby from Survivor narrated and it made us all proud to be Texans!
Then we were off to see the Texas exhibit that drew us to the Museum in the first place. 
Photography was not allowed, so this is the only photo. The exhibit started with the Indians and went to present day. The boys loved seeing the Indian clothes and pottery. The part about the Texas Revolution was especially wonderful! They had Sam Houston's sword, Santa Anna's vest, the real "Come and Take It" flag from Gonzales, the Gonzales cannon, Sam Houston's battle of San Jacinto battle report (in his own hand) and more! The boys were "So excited they could hardly handle themselves!" They flitted from artifact to artifact. It is here until Sept. 5, so if you are local, you should go. It is a little pricey, but very worth it!
After touring the Texas exhibit, we toured the rest of the Museum. Rylan was THRILLED to find Lambert!
Momma and Jacob eating Mickey D's for the second time in their life! It wasn't too bad.
Onto the dinosaurs...
And then the weather station... They had it set up so that the kids (or grown-ups) could tell the weather on the screen. It was a riot to watch them!!!
More dinosaurs...
Grandma and Grandpa bought them a Wild West set which was played with for hours that evening!
Thanks for a great weekend visit! :)
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