
Thursday, September 18, 2008
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Sunday, September 14, 2008
Friday, May 9, 2008
Shakespeare Project

This is the result of one of the assignments for the Shakespeare workshop I'm teaching through Brave Writer. One of the moms asked me to post it to the forums, so I'm hosting it here on the Web so I can post it on the Brave Writer site. Isn't it cool?
I'm really enjoying teaching this class!
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Balboa Park Extras

Balboa Park architecture is so gorgeous! I love the Spanish mission/gothic style.

Margie, our docent, tells us about this portrait of Queen Henrietta of England.

Is this work a painting or a sculpture? From a distance, it looks like a recessed sculpture, and only as we came within five feet of it did we see that it was indeed a painting. It was so amazingly like a three-dimensional work, though -- the kids and I were rather boggled by it.

T enjoyed the girl scout cookies we packed in our lunch today. Cookies in our lunch is a rarity, especially those delectable Thin Mints! He couldn't resist clowning around with them on his birthday....

At the zoo we took a look at this gharial sunning himself in his beautiful enclosure.
Monday, March 24, 2008
Easter Egg-stras
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Extras from Our Orange County Trip
Here are a few extra photos of our Orange County Trip to Knott's Berry Farm and the Discovery Science Center.

We watch a Native American dancer perform an eagle dance at Knott's.

One of the Calico Railroad Trains at Knott's.

T hugs the replica of the Liberty Bell in "Independence Hall," across the street from Knott's.

My mom, Cousin T, and J check out the laser harp at the Discovery Science Center.

B, T, and J pose on a replica of a triceratops fossil at the Discovery Science Center.

We watch a Native American dancer perform an eagle dance at Knott's.

One of the Calico Railroad Trains at Knott's.

T hugs the replica of the Liberty Bell in "Independence Hall," across the street from Knott's.

My mom, Cousin T, and J check out the laser harp at the Discovery Science Center.

B, T, and J pose on a replica of a triceratops fossil at the Discovery Science Center.
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