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<\/a><\/p>\nYou know who he is right? \u00a0Give it a little thought, ponder it weak and weary if needed.<\/p>\n
Anyone, anyone?<\/p>\n
It’s Edgar Allan Poe-tato Head of course.<\/p>\n
The next stop on our Storybook Garden tour was Alice in Wonderland. \u00a0The little dude was a bit cranky here, having an “off with their heads” moment if you will.<\/p>\n
He cheered up a little when we went to the Jack and the Beanstalk Garden. \u00a0We tried having him sit alone in the chair here as well, however…<\/p>\n There were tons of leaves in the seat,<\/p>\n Which Adam believed he needed to eat,<\/p>\n Perhaps he thought the foliage sweet?<\/p>\n Or sustenance\u00a0to combat the heat?<\/p>\n But his parents saw (he’s less than discreet)<\/p>\n And told him leaves were not a treat.<\/p>\n It’s probably a good thing I picked a math\/science intensive major.<\/p>\n I’ll just stick to pictures and brief commentary from now on.<\/p>\n They also had areas dedicated to The Three Little Pigs, The Frog Prince, and The Secret Garden (which is one of my all-time favorite books).<\/p>\n They had other themes as well. \u00a0The Dinosaur Garden was probably my favorite – most likely because we were able to take these pictures of Adam.<\/p>\n Be careful, that Adamosaurus is a carnivore for sure. \u00a0He eats everything we give him and tries to eat anything he can find, to include my earrings, a paperclip, cardboard…<\/p>\n On second thought, I’m pretty sure Adamosaurus is a goativore.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" After the aquarium we headed next door to the Camden Children’s Garden. \u00a0It had a lot of great interactive, hands-on activities for kids (not so much for Adam, though he does try to get his hands on anything he can). … Continue reading <\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n