Here we are at the Kohl again. Much less crowded than it was at the winter break. We can actually see the floor this time. The girls can play with things.
If her legs were a little bit longer she might get it to pump air. Of course I just noticed as I post these pictures that there is a black handle under the seat that would have let us adjust the seat forward.
The girls played briefly in the house they can decorate. Paint brushes, rollers, floor coverings, wall coverings. It only held their attention in short bursts.
This was the first time in the house today. Cora took off suddenly. It was as if she remembered the water room.
Logan enjoyed the environmental exhibit. She could carry this bucket and put balls, bean bags or "rocks" in it. They could play in a tent, dress as rangers or pretend to plant trees. They could row the boat and catch fish.
The row boat was fun. Mom had her challenges when it came to fishing. In her defence, that is not how one uses a landing net.
Exploring music at the Kohl is a challenge for adults as well as the children; but, for different reasons. The children are challenged to make the sounds work. The adults are challenged to cope with the cacophony.
What a frantic pace they keep. Finish a song, back to painting.
A little video production. Supposed to play dress-up and put on shoes, etc. But, really, that is well beyond a two year old. They were more interested in dancing and showing their belly.
Logan got the wind energy to work and no one was there. She called and waived them over; but, turned around and had to go get them.
That's a wrap! Off they go to the ladies room, I will go watch Logan.
Logan liked driving in the Fields Auto group display. And that's putting it mildly. She would really get the steering wheel spinning.
I told her to slow down and she replied, "I drive fast!"
I asked, "Who drives faster, Mommy or Daddy?" She said, "I do!" Then she flashed that impish little smile at me.
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