We made plans some time ago for a visit to Baltimore with my best friend Zoe. First our plan was to go to the aquarium but our parents changed their minds and we went to Port Discovery instead. What a good choice! Port Discovery is this huge Children's Museum in Baltimore. There is giant 4-story playground in the center and all kinds of rooms to explore and plan in all around the outside. There was an excellent Curious George exhibit (see the lunchbox, just like mine, Tante?), a water room, a real car to climb to "drive", games, puzzles, all kinds of amazing toys and fun. We spent all morning there, had lunch, and then went back for some more climbing, train riding, and other fun. And because the weather was so great and we were all having so much fun together, our parents decided spur-of-the-moment to buy tickets to see the O's v. Sox game. Since Zoe and I didn't have naps and played all day, our moms and dads were a little worried we wouldn't make for a whole game, but we had a blast! We yelled "Go Sox!", ate chocolate ice cream and cracker jacks, and made it all the way to the 8th inning. What a fantastic day!
3 comments:
It sure looks like you and Zoe had a terrific time this weekend. It is hard to imagine a day so filled with new adventures to be curious about. Any sign of the man with the yellow hat?
Did Mom teach you the "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" song? I bet the Sox were happy to have fans in the stadium as they kept Baltimore from scoring.
Thanks for sharing your fun with us.
Love from the sandy (rainy, windy) shores...
Hi Jack,
It looks like you had another great adventure, your mom and dad seem to have a knack for bringing you to places that are fun and where you can also learn interesting things, parents are tricky like that. But you didn't tell us the most important thing, who won the game? If you went on Saturday, the Sox stomped the O's; if you were at the game Sunday, it was a different outcome. I know that there are probably some people around where you live who like the Orioles but you must never forget that all good things in life start at Fenway Park.
Thanks for taking the time in your busy schedule to make these posts, your fans just can't get enough of "The Life of Jack".
Love, YGUP.
wow Jack, you have such fun on your weekends. You are one lucky kid to have Mom and Dad who like to take you to all these great places, although I do suspect that they are having almost as much fun.
can't wait to see you in a few weeks.
Love
Great Aunt Karen
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