This past Monday Audrey and I went to the Contemporary Art Center. This picture is in the lobby.

The Children's "UnMuseum" is on the 6th floor. This picture is of the "Sensory Elephant Project". It was made to appeal to blind and seeing impaired children as well as to encourage sighted children to discover art through other sense. Each pull out box on the Elephant has a different sensory experience.

As usual Audrey liked the ones that had bling. She is showing signs of being a "girly girl".

This is the "Rocking Trailer" on the Children's floor. It was made from discarded roadside billboards and will rock to your body weight when you are inside.

She did not care for the trailer or the rocking. This picture shows the girl has some long legs.

The lopsided floor section was mildly interesting to her.

But the best was "Paavo's Hands" as seen in this picture with our diaper bag. We were practically the only visitors to the CAC. Anyhow when you step up to the podium you can "conduct" the symphony to
Firebird Suite. It is named Paavo after our former symphony director pictured below.

The interior stairs at the CAC.

Baba and Audrey watching the delivery guys bringing in our new kitchen table and taking away the one that was too small.
Our new table.

We have been making her food with the Babycook we bought before our trip to China. It is a really easy to use appliance. I don't like to cook at all and I make most of her food. It also tastes better than the canned baby food which she won't eat anymore.
Her favorite is beef, spinach and pasta.

Wednesday we went to Children's Hospital for her one month check up and review of the lab work done in December. She loves her plush piglet so we brought it along knowing the end of this visit was not going to be fun for her... again. This time only 3 immunizations.

Audrey has gained a pound in the last month! And she is no longer anemic. We have a 3 month Occupational Therapy checkup, an Audiology and opthamology appointment and then a 6 month checkup. Then we will move on to our Pediatrician.
Love the pj's. Blessings
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