Field Trip Photo Activity Exercise
Thursday, Jul 24, 2008 3:45PM / Standard Entry
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JoanneSanderson blogged awhile
back about a little amusement house at the pier where
she lives and Jane had never been to ours before, so I took her on a
field trip yesterday to visit the Musee Mecanique at Pier 45 in
Fisherman's Wharf. I've been there a couple times before, but it was a
lot of fun getting to play the machines with someone else. We, of course, had to try out the two bowling ones they had.
See through
I nearly
lost my arm trying to arm wrestle a machine. There were supposedly
different levels and I chose the intermediate one first, but couldn't bug the
darn thing, so I picked the easiest one next and it felt exactly the
same! All our time spent on Mario Kart paid off when we raced on
Cruisin' USA. Jane won on our first try (you get a free game if you
come in first), I won the second, but we lost the third,
where we raced in Hong Kong.

Then we headed off to
the Pier 39 for clam chowder and walked around for a bit. Watched
some boys breakdance on our way there. As I know Jane hasn't been
doing her exercises on Wii Fit, I made sure she got a good workout by
taking her to Coit Tower. She had never been there before either and
the sun was finally out again, so up the hill and stairs we went. I
was getting a good workout, too, but it wasn't as bad as the last time
I went.
Circle: One of the three basic shapes

Afterwards, we took the F-line down to the
Ferry Building, grabbed some gelato (yum!), and made our way downtown.
It was in the bathroom of Nordstrom where we decided that I should try
and do the rest of the recent photo activity she gave us. Haha. People
were probably wondering why the heck we were taking pictures of the
mirror in there, but hey, it made for a cool reflection. So around the
mall we went looking for the other items.
Reflection and shiny/sparkly

The thing
we found frustrating was not being able to capture things as we see
them, especially with things that sparkled or shined. What surprised us
was how hard it was to find something with texture. We were so
determined that we even went up and down Macy's looking and before we
knew it, it was a quarter before 6, so we had to call it a day (I was
quite tired anyway), meaning that I had to finish this up at home.
Words, numbers, texture, and favorite clothing


Click here to read Jane's blog about our day.
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