Our latest "adventure" took us to the Morro Bay State Museum of Natural History. There is just something about Morro Bay. It is only a 40 minute drive up the freeway, yet every time we go there we feel like we are on vacation. This museum was very kid-friendly with lots of hands-on exhibits, which is a must with our crew. We were expecting a tiny museum, but were surprised at all the exhibits and the quality of the presentations- the kids learned a little about oceans, tides, earthquakes, estuaries, animal life, recycling...pretty cool stuff. The best part though had to be the view from all the big bay windows- yeah, I'm going to say it again, "We actually live here!"
It was a fun afternoon. We hit up our favorite cafe on the embarcadero which has great veggie burgers for us non-animal-eating people, real burgers for James, and salmon for Brad. :)
We also scoped out the place where we will be chartering a boat for my grandma's memorial service in May. We'll be taking a catamaran out to sea to scatter her ashes and to say a few words. It should be beautiful, just like Morro Bay.
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