These are in reverse chronological order because I'm a moron an can't figure out how to move then around once they are already in the blog editor thing. Oh well. :)
This picture makes me want to have kids. She had such a wonderful time just staring at the monkey/ape/gorilla/
orangutan - it was adorable. I really hope our future children have this much curiousity and awe for new things. 
This one was called "Facination with Penguins." She loved those penguins (and elephants and mongooses (which she just called "gooses" and which we could not figure out if they were properly termed "mongeese" or "mongooses" - turns out the latter is correct) and bears and ants and rocks and leaves and water and just about everything). It was really really cool to see.
Yes, I am still obsessed with the baby elephants. You can see she is getting bigger now! One of them actually went swimming - the first time I saw an elephant swim (and it was chilly out). Anyway, can't say enough about baby elephants.
This was a smily face built in concrete in the ground at the Sculpture Park. Each facial orafice was a bench too so you could sit in it (see Cody sitting in the mouth). Very cool.
Here is Cody climbing on "Lawsuit Waiting to Happen." Apparently it's made out of discarded oil drums or something - pretty cool.
We named this one "Lawsuit Waiting to Happen." Then Cody had to, of course, go climb on it. Go figure. Pretty cool though - reminded us sort of the "French Fries" in G'ville (those from UF will get this). :)
This picture makes me want to have kids. She had such a wonderful time just staring at the monkey/ape/gorilla/orangutan - it was adorable. I really hope our future children have this much curiousity and awe for new things. 
This one was called "Facination with Penguins." She loved those penguins (and elephants and mongooses (which she just called "gooses" and which we could not figure out if they were properly termed "mongeese" or "mongooses" - turns out the latter is correct) and bears and ants and rocks and leaves and water and just about everything). It was really really cool to see.
Yes, I am still obsessed with the baby elephants. You can see she is getting bigger now! One of them actually went swimming - the first time I saw an elephant swim (and it was chilly out). Anyway, can't say enough about baby elephants.
This was a smily face built in concrete in the ground at the Sculpture Park. Each facial orafice was a bench too so you could sit in it (see Cody sitting in the mouth). Very cool.
Here is Cody climbing on "Lawsuit Waiting to Happen." Apparently it's made out of discarded oil drums or something - pretty cool.
We named this one "Lawsuit Waiting to Happen." Then Cody had to, of course, go climb on it. Go figure. Pretty cool though - reminded us sort of the "French Fries" in G'ville (those from UF will get this). :)
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love the pictures!
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