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| The bowels |
OMSI is the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, and I used to go there a lot when I was younger. Once my brother and I went there three days in a row, actually. Why? Because mom's computer crashed, which sort of got in the way of her lesson plans in homeschooling us. So, of course, her short term solution was daily field trips to OMSI. The staff started to recognize us that week. :)
I hadn't been there in a few years, but went yesterday with the boyfriend. It was as fun as I remembered. I got just a few photos (not the ton I would have taken when I was younger...I did tend to get trigger happy with the camera back then) that I wanted to share here.
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| It wants to give you mouth hugs |
A certain someone managed to guess that this was an allosaurus skull while I was still looking the black paint on the teeth. What I found most fascinating was that you could see that new teeth were growing in.
Side note/question: why does the spell check want to change "allosaurus" to "stegosaurus"?
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| Kitty skulls |
I'm not sure what the one on the left is, but on the right is a bobcat skull. I love cats, and want to cuddle a bobcat, so I had to get a photo.
Of course, if I ever did get to cuddle a bobcat, the end result would likely be highly unpleasant...
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| The Falcon! |
Not sure why they had Legos creations of Star Wars ships and fighters, but I'm not complaining.
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| The bowels, again |
I got more than one photo of the bowels of OMSI. Just because they're so pretty. :)
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| More bowels |
The boyfriend and I also saw a planetarium show about what's going on in our skies right now. I'd forgotten, there's currently a comet up there. It's visible on the horizon close to dawn, but you can't currently see it with the naked eye. I'm hoping it becomes more visible in the next few weeks.
2 comments:
As bowels go, those are darned cute.
Aren't they. :)
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