The Museum of Natural History

Whhhheeewwww well it has been a very busy and fun month! We have been so busy I haven't been very good about blogging. Please don't be offended if I haven't commented lately as part of my new years resolution I am trying to lessen my computer time so it is nothing personal! But here is one of the fun things we did this month!

We went to the Natural Museum of History up by Red Butte Gardens. It is seriously so STINKING cool, I was in heaven. Looking at my pictures it just doesn't do it justice. We will definitely be going back soon. They were even so nice they really don't have enough parking and we ended up having to park super far away, once I got to the front desk to pay I realized I had forgotten my wallet, instead of the cute girl sending me back she comped my tickets for us...BONUS!!!

I would highly recommend this for anyone with toddler or older kids, we even left for lunch and went back again afterwards...so much fun!

You can't tell from the pic but you walk on glass on top of dinosaur bones. It was so funny to see how hesitant kids were at first.

Audrey was a trooper as usual...love my little snuggle bug!

The museum is HUGE and seriously they have so many cool things...I was rushing from things like a kid even.

Liddy adding her dino rendition to the board!

A typical Knudsen kids pic...no one looking at the camera!

Checking out the dinosaur dig

She loved all the hands on exhibits. They even had scratch and sniff for a lot of the plants I was loving that!

Talk about a view...you feel like you are at Ensign peak overlooking the entire valley!

They had a hands on toddler section, we did this last and I am so glad because getting Audrey back into the stroller for the walk back to the car was quite the adventure!

Maybe Lydia will take after her Nana and become a science teacher...she was amazed with all the cool bugs and plants.

They even had cute dress-ups...this wolf one was my favorite!

They had this cool stream that the kid's got to catch fake fish in...they LOVED it!

That face says it all...we will definitely be making our way back to the museum very soon!