Last year, The Five-Year-Old had a chance to cross a major item off her bucket list. She met Sue. For those of you who do not have your own in-house five-year-old dinosaur specialist, Sue is the largest, most complete, and best preserved T. Rex skeleton ever found. When she introduced Sue to Daddyo, he noticed something peculiar. “Hey, I thought T. Rexes only had three toes. What’s that back thing for?”
Asteroids, cats, and wolves — oh my!
Battening down the hatches for Hurricane Sandy and other news of the week.
Daddyo, as The Five-Year-Old prepares to stream another episode of Dinosaur Train one lazy Sunday afternoon: “Dinosaurs singing about trains. Wow. I think the love of…
One afternoon while we were touring the Boston Museum of Science, my daughter asked “Did dinosaurs have belly buttons?” We did our best to find out, using the evidence available to us at the time.
Two more rabbits have been installed in Dedham, Talkeetna Alaska elects a cat mayor, and other news of the week.
Overheard at a local park: The Five-Year-Old and I playing at dinosaurs out in the wild. Mommyo: “I’m a triceratops.” The Five-Year-Old: “OK. I’ll be a…
Happy Friday morning, y’all! Just a quick Caterpickle this morning as The Five-Year-Old and I have a very important tea party to get to. It’s always…
Feathered dinosaurs, chocolate bilbies, and other news of the week
This morning, when I came downstairs intent on rustling up a bit of breakfast, I found my daughter’s kitten class already well underway. This morning’s lesson was on hunting with a Giganotosaur, and seemed to consist mainly of my daughter running in circles around the house while shouting out various rules to her imaginary troupe of kittens and a juvenile Giganotosaur named Laura.
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