Logan the Lego Master

Grandma passed on mine and Uncle Kyle's Lego to Logan. He saw a picture of a Lego house and this has become his thing lately.

He's the architect and foreman and I do the hard labour.

"We need another floor, Mommy...Where's the stairs?...Here are some windows...We need more windows...Where is the patio?...Can you make a tree?..You need shingles on the roof...This house needs more blue pieces..."

Fun and More Fun with the Grandparents

Logan had a week off of daycare so we headed down for a visit to see the Grandparents for a few days. Logan loved going swimming. His swim classes have made a big difference and he's comfortable swimming around in a life jacket.

Kalia really liked the water too and was moving her legs a lot

Getting rides from Grandpa

Feeding the goldfish

Enjoying playing outside

Playing in the basement on the reclining chair

Glow sticks in bathtub again!

We came up with something new to do with our glow sticks --put them in a balloon!

Playing catch in dark bathroom

Eating a snack on the porch with Grandma

Logan preforming...

Eating muffins with Erica in Stratford AKA Justin Bieber's home town!!!!!!!!

Feeding the ducks

More swimming fun!

Kalia LOVES to swim!

Sitting in Grandma's old high chair

Logan pretending to eat a cookie like Kali

Baby play-date at Tito Lee's parents

Visiting Great Grandma

THEMUSEUM in Kitchener

On our way to Grandma and Grandpa's we stopped at THEMUSEUM, which is a children museum in downtown Kitchener. We checked it out on a Monday morning. Despite having a summer camp going on, we found we had most of the exhibits to ourselves.

On the main floor, Logan really enjoyed these over sized blocks.

I found out my camera has a function that the only colour it will show is green and yellow. Weird. Maybe you can switch that colour up; time to actually read the manual.

Both Kali and Logan found the dimmed "tot spot" to be really cool. If we had more time I think we would have hung out in here longer.

Logan at the record store

Break-dancing, of course.

Water tables are always a hit with preschoolers

The special exhibit right now is "Grossology". And they aren't joking; it's very gross! It's all about poo, farts, slime....so Allan and Logan liked it.

Overall, this was enjoyable for a 6 month old and a three and half year old. We spent about an hour and half looking around. If we had more time we could have ended our visit with another half hour in the tot spot but we were getting close to lunch and nap time. The fourth floor had a special exhibit on horses and space that was a little too old for a preschooler so we just did a quick walk through. Logan's been calling it the "new Science Centre" and gives it two thumbs up. I'd return on a weekday, especially to spend more time in the tot spot.