Friday, February 08, 2008

Photo Hunt (heavy)




This week's theme: heavy

If this green guy once walked the earth, I am thinking he was pretty heavy.
My girls really enjoyed seeing him at the Pacific Science Museum in Seattle last summer...as long as they knew he wasn't real!

For more photo hunt participants, go here!

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My oldest is at a Christian girls' club sleepover and so I must get back to my watching Barbie's Island Princess with my littlest...

I'll be doing a catch-up post soon...as well as trying to catch up with all of you!

(And thank you for the wonderful response to my memorable Valentine's Day post!)

Blessings!

26 comments:

ruth said...

I have always been fascinated with Dinasaurs & would loved to have gone to the exhibition which was in Portland recently. Neat picture of the girls when y'all were in Seattle.

Anonymous said...

That is heavy indeed! My little boy loves dino too:)

Dragonheart, Merlin, Devi, and Chloe said...

Oh yes, dinosaurs were very heavy indeed! Great choice for this week's Hunt. :)

Dragonheart & Merlin

CHIKAI ♥ said...

heavy and scary. that's how they are to me. ;) tfs!

i got my entries up too, you can view it here and here.

Hootin Anni said...

Excellent! I remember the interest in Dinosaurs with our son growing up...years ago.

My heavy is posted...hope you can drop by and celebrate my birthday with me. Happy Hunting!

Sarge Charlie said...

yep, that is heavy

Joyismygoal said...

good shots they are heavy and interesting

groovyoldlady said...

Ah, if only I'd known. I would have posted a pic of a philosophy textbook...

Anonymous said...

Yes thats heavy there good choice. Happy weekend.

Heather said...

YEah, my kids are glad they aren't around anymore as well. :)

My kids were SO disappointed in Barbie's Island Princess, and the music drove me berserk! The earlier ballet based ones were SO much better.

Dragonstar said...

I think that might be this week's heaviest! Lovely.

Utah Mommy said...

That creature sure is heavy. Great choice for the theme! Happy weekend!
Baby Pushing Mommy

Anonymous said...

Great choice for heavy.

Heather said...

My kids love the Nutcracker, that and Rapunzel. My younger daughter liked The Island Princess enough to watch it twice but then it wen ton a Swap-a-Dvd. I think it does have more of the elements that appeal to the younger kids while the older ones appeal to older kids (and adults--I LOVE the ballet based ones.:))

mjsterling said...

that looks really heavy, mine is up too http://sendami.com/2008/02/photohunt-heavy.html

Susanne said...

Cool picture! I'll bet your girls would love the Royal Tyrell Dinosaur Museum in Drumheller, Alberta. You can even go out on actual day digs or watch scientists sorting and cleaning what's been found. Lots of activites for young kids. It's a treasure trove and a whole world unto it's own with all the hoodoo's outside and every dinosaur you can think of inside.

Susan said...

Yep, that would have been very heavy.

Nadine said...

Nice...that is really heavy. I think you captured the theme well.

Justabeachkat said...

Heavy for sure!

Hope your weekend is good.

Hugs!
Kat

Hootin Anni said...

Just dropping by today to send along my heartfelt thanks for such a lovely happy birthday wish! Y'all made my day so special yesterday, and I cherished every single wish left in my comments. You're a treasure!!! Thank you kindly!!!

Midlife Mom said...

I'm glad we don't have them running around the forest now days!!! Can you imagine the tracks they would leave and how scared my horses would be???!!!

Anonymous said...

What a fun field trip!! I love getting my kids out to museums, and we just spent the entire day yesterday at one...but no dinosaurs.

Dawn said...

IF they existed, they were heavy. The big IF is always in my mind. Come on over and see pix of some fuzzy dinos!

Hootin Anni said...

I have something for you on my Tuesday blog.

gail@more than a song said...

How fun! Our little Grayson absolutely loves dinosaurs...looks like a good place to visit.

Nancy said...

I just love to read about dinosaurs. I should have been an archeologist. This looks like a great museum and I love the photo of your precious girls.