My Review on Wicked




This last weekend we went to the broadway show Wicked in Boise. We bought tickets for this event one year ago! Before we knew we were pregnant even! It was a family event, my mom & dad, two brothers and their families and my sister who lives in Boise and got us all the tickets, plus my cousins the Kikkerts that live in Salt Lake were all there! It was a blast! The show was very fun, I loved the story line, the music was addicting, I find myself humming the tunes, and I have already re watched some of the songs on youtube. I liked it very much, but I wasn't totally blown away like I expected to be, but I think my expectations were set too high honestly. I do that a lot, just ask Scott. Something was missing, and i think it was not seeing the actors facial expressions. We were up in the balcony at $68 that was pricey enough, so next time I need to bring some binoculars OR pay more money.

The day of the show we were just hanging out at Anna's when my brother Jared called and told us about a exhibit they were having at the Morrison Nature Center. They had all of these booths with hands on things the kids could explore all with the intent of learning more about birds. They got to touch and feel stuffed birds, dissect an owl pellet (where Rylan found a mouse skeleton. . . sick) paint bird feathers, make binoculars out of toilet paper tubes, make scientific drawings, become birds themselves in a game, free a live bird out into the wild, and get a bird painted on their face.




Rylan chose to have a golden finch painted on his face, Maddy didn't want a bird she wanted a spider, a purple spider.

Rylan freeing a bird that had been captured and weighed.


Maddy got to free a bird too, but this picture is of her petting it first.



Dissecting an owl pellet. Seriously gross, but very fun for a little boy to do. He got to see what an owl eats. Including a mouse, you could see the skull complete with teeth.

Comments

Andrea Grover said…
Owl pellets are gross? Be glad you don't live here, then. I find them all the time at the bottom of our pine trees. Bekah LOVES ripping them apart to see the bones.

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