Well that put the MAX in IMAX!

Well that was intense.  I've seen a couple movies now but a 3-D IMAX is a totally different experience.   Talk about a sensory explosion.

I was a little bit confused at first, I mean what was with these glasses.  Daddy had mentioned that the Sharks in the movie would pop out of the screen at me but I had zero frame of reference so it was all a little mysterious, but what the heck, I'll try anything once.

Well, that was the last time I wasn't at the edge of my seat.  It was a little scary when the lights went out but once I had one of Daddy's fingers tightly in my hand I knew everything was going to be alright.

The mystery of why I couldn't touch the Shark that seemed to be floating right in front of me will forever mystify me in the end but why ask why.  Just accept that 3-D is REAL cool.

-Jaxon

Feeding My Dino Addiction

The energy from Dino Days yesterday continued into today.  I needed another Dinosaur fix.  The excitement was so intense and my need for contact with a Dinosaur at all times was so great I had to bring Rexy. Besides, he needed to be shown how his ancestors lived.

Yeah, they were a lot bigger and a lot fiercer.

Rexy is lucky that he was born a "House Dinosaur".

Must be nice not having to go out and hunt your own food.  Still there was one harsh reality for Rexy. No it wasn't a giant meteor like his ancestors had to contend with. I am a Toddler and my willingness to take care of him only goes so far.

Sorry, the Science Center just offers far too many distractions.

He is Daddy's responsibility now!

-Jaxon

Hitting the Planetarium

It was quite fun. My desire to see the Moon up close was realized. Today I was treated to a trip to the Willard Smith Planetarium with Papo and Deeda. Oh my it was fun. We even got to go on the Preschool Trip to the Moon. Granted, I was a bit underage but you tell Jaxon "No" at your own peril.

After that we enjoyed everything the Pacific Science Center had to offer.

I even got to see the Dinosaurs though I didn't leave my stroller. As with my experience at the Woodland Park Zoo I'm only going to get so close to something that could eat a toddler in one bite. Just being safe. -Jaxon