City Museum pics

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Okay, let me just apologize to non-family members who read the blog. There are way too many pictures (most of them the quality isn't that great)!

You can take the stairs down
from the 3rd floor. . . . or the slide

Riding the trainSeriously not wanting to get off the train

The airplane

"Flying" the airplane

Inside the airplane

Getting off the plane

Michael and Liz

Becky and Micah holding on for dear life (literally)

Uncle Matt and Rory

William

Rory at the bottom of the slide

Camden

Taking a break 3 stories up

Family picture

William, Becky, Micah, Xavier

Eating P.B.&J's

Love Camden's face


Yes, we climbed all over this

Liz and Aunt Dana

You have no idea how hard Becky and
I were laughing while we climbed up this thing.

Finally to the top

And this is what the kids were doing while we
were outside pretending we were kids

Comments

Joy said…
We will be planning a trip to St. Louis.....looks like SO much fun!!
5:29 PM
Jaime said…
I freaking love that place! I think I went down the slide about 50 times lol!, did not like the crawly tunnels though, hurt my knees and made me clausterphobic (sp?) I loved the room with the mosaics too. I am so glad you went!
11:57 PM
Anonymous said…
Wow! what a museum! What a treat to see the pictures!Good to see you all together.
I can't believe the fun stuff you did and saw. All of that must have been done in the past 15 or 20 years since we were there. Really great for the young and the young at heart.
GMA Elledge
5:49 AM
MyEbella aka Kim said…
looks like you guys had a blast and so nice to have soo much of your family together!!!

Becky you look great too btw!
8:50 AM
wkirkpatrick said…
Oh my goodness! I loved the pics! It is so neat to see your brother and sister grown up! And your whole family looks so healthy and happy! Thanks for sharing your fun weekend!
10:14 AM
Shane and Joy said…
I can't believe you finally got a picture with both William & Xavier looking happy!
2:03 PM
Barbara said…
I love this place! We went last year around Christmas break. I was so scared my husband would get stuck in the tunnels.
5:46 PM
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