Tree House with B and M

I worked at the Tree House Children's Museum beginning the summer that I graduated High School up until the week before I got married. 2001-2004 ish--- This place holds some wonderful memories in my heart. I also have precious memories of taking Jake and Logan here to play, then Lydia and Courtney and now years later I got to go with Brooklyn and Maveric. 

B and Mav put out fires in every and all directions. 

Mav worked a shift at the local diner. 

He eventually hired Brooklyn and they served me a super high protein filled lunch. 

I was so full after that steak. Geesh. 

Next stop was the Oval Office. 

I took them to the map and showed them Utah and Massachusetts. 

And then Mav flew to Utah. 

They entertained me with a lot of puppet shows. 

Played a few round of chess. 

Made their very own puppets to take home. #myfavoritepictureoftheday 

They worked another shift, but this time in the nursery at the hospital. 

B was not very obedient during my lesson at the one room school house. I taught Mav how to spell his name though. Score.  

Grandma Sophie has been in hiding for the past few years. But she was here today. I love me some Grandma Sophie---she is a Tree House original. 

We visited Japan and I told them how much Aunt Laura loves Sushi. They agreed it was pretty great. 

Then they embarked on fishing trip off the coast of Japan to catch some more fish. 

My second favorite pics of the day. 

Her little messy buns are the cutest. I can't stand it. 

But those smiles are even cuter. 

We spent at least 45 minutes sending Mr. Parachute man to the top of the Tree House and then watching him fly down. They took turns and after 10 tries finally got the hang of it without my help. 

Wes Whitby taught them all about puppet emotions in the castle theater and then they both participated in a Partici--play. It was hilarious and they both loved being on stage acting. Brooklyn made sure she always stood by Mav. 

And lets take one last look at these two precious munchkins. I sure adore them, they have great imaginations and I loved playing with them, watching them and capturing all of these precious moments. After our time at the Tree House we walked across the street to see the Ogden Temple. 

Day well spent.