4/13/14
A nice Spring day
Had breakfast out, stopped by the garden shop (where we saw the Easter Bunny) and worked/played in the yard.
4/6/14
Butterfly exhibit
Dad and I grabbed some lunch at Mike's First Prize, then headed over to MiSci to check out the butterfly exhibit. We saw Monarchs, Painted Ladies, Swallowtail, and Buckeye.
4/5/14
Storytime
Mom, Dad and 'Pa were going to bring me to the playground, but when we got there, it was full of puddles and mud, and the rain started. Instead, we all went to the library in Glens Falls. I played a little bit on the computer, then read some books and checked some others out.
3/17/14
3/16/14
Finally... a snowman.
It took long enough into the season to get some good packin' snow in order to build a snowman, but I think it was worth the wait. Me, Dad and 'Pa built a pretty good one.
3/15/14
Fancy a spot of tea?
Dad was having some tea and I thought I'd try some. Mint tea sounded pretty good. As it turns out, it really wasn't my, uh, cup of tea.
3/8/14
It's a magic kingdom!
I went on vacation with Mom, Dad and aunt Jill to Disney World! It was way too much fun. We visited lots of places and saw tons of things, ate lots of yummy food and went on exciting rides. I want to move to the Magic Kingdom.
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| Breakfast at Hollywood & Vine @ Hollywood Studios with Jake (the Neverland Pirate) |
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| Driving a LEGO car at Legoland |
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| Meeting Emmet and Lucy from the LEGO Movie! |
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| Darth Vader made of LEGO blocks. |
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| Cap't Hook topiary at Epcot |
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| Beauty and the Beast |
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| Pool fun at the Saratoga resort |
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| Dad, me, and Jill before going into the Muppets 3D Adventure |
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| Disney twins |
2/17/14
Kitchen science!
Start with a lemon, LCD watch, three wires, two forks, two zinc plates and some tape.
The forks act like the positive electrodes in a battery; plated with metal less reactive than zinc plates. So when forks and plates are inserted into the lemon, there is a chemical reaction that takes place. Electrons move from the zinc to forks, creating an electrical current! The juice in the lemon conducts electricity, making this current possible.
Ta-da! Lemon battery!
The forks act like the positive electrodes in a battery; plated with metal less reactive than zinc plates. So when forks and plates are inserted into the lemon, there is a chemical reaction that takes place. Electrons move from the zinc to forks, creating an electrical current! The juice in the lemon conducts electricity, making this current possible.
Ta-da! Lemon battery!
2/5/14
Snowtired
I had a snow day today and had a lot of fun playing outside. Digging tunnels and making a snow fort is tiring. I could fall asleep right here...
2/4/14
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