Mostly I like to kick and flail my arms. The more flailing, the more fun.
Then on Saturday we went to the GA Aquarium, which is the largest aquarium in the world, or at least the largest aquarium Home Depot could afford. The mascot is named Deepo, which is not only rather crass advertising for Home Depot, but also a blatant infringement of the Finding Nemo franchise.
But enough of that. The aquarium itself is really nice, or at least I can vouch for the parts I was awake for. I learned a lot ... like that when you are four months old and have an endearing toothless grin, you can grab people's hair in a crowd, and they will actually turn around and smile at you.
One of the hazards of having a Fabulous Life is that one becomes the show even when one is only trying to attend the show. Or maybe this fish just wanted my bottle:
As if all this wasn't enough for one weekend, I discovered that I have more great-grandparents! Nana and Papa were here to make funny faces at me!
Okay, my brain hurts from all this thought-transmission, so I'll call it quits for now. Peace out!
--Maddie
2 comments:
Maddie,
If I let you borrow my big person's pool (cf. summer picture), can I borrow some of your hair? I tend to think I really have too little hair for a truly fabulous life.
Mir
At an early age, my parents brought me to see "Jaws", a movie directed by then young and still talented Steven Spielberg instead of an aquarium.
I think that deterred me from becoming a marine biologist.
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