Wordless Wednesday: Fall

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Wordless Wednesday: Hug a tree today

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Wordless Wednesday: The View From Our Window

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Wordless Wednesday: My Lego Store Husband

Have you been to the Lego store lately? You can make all kinds of little Lego people there now. Daddyo wasn’t with us, so naturally I…

Wordless Wednesday: Mission Accomplished

For Parent’s Night, the teacher had The Eight-Year-Old and her classmates fill out a cloud describing what they hoped to learn in third grade. The Eight-Year-Old wrote:…

Caterpickles asks the expert: “Dr. Paul Sereno, did dinosaurs have belly buttons?”

This week, The Eight-Year-Old and I got to meet world-famous paleontologist, Dr. Paul Sereno. After three years of hunting for the answer to my daughter’s question about whether or not dinosaurs had belly buttons, I was finally in a paleontology lab with both a world-famous paleontologist and a dinosaur mummy. I bet you can guess what happened next.

Wordless Wednesday: All this rainbow needs…

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Wordless Wednesday: The Eight-Year-Old goes to Bristol Fair

A few weeks ago, Daddyo took The Eight-Year-Old and I to the Bristol Renaissance Faire. Fortunately, it was one of the hottest days of the year,…

“Why are butterfly antennae smooth while moth antennae are feathery?”

While visiting a butterfly garden, my daughter noticed something strange. Butterflies have long thin antennae, but moths often have wide feathery ones. Why is that?