After a few miles of huffing and puffing under pretty bridges, we went to this place for gourmet perogies (I'm not sure how gourmet you can actually make a perogie, but they took it as far as it would go). We didn't go to become Freemasons, but we did the next best thing. We took Baby Lily to go see the Crayola Factory for the first time. Beyond lots of crayons and paper to color on, they give you these tokens that you can put into various machines and get supplies out of for fun crafty projects. Baby Lily's hand print came out pretty well, but her foot print came out a little funny looking. She wanted to make a dental mold, but she doesn't have enough teeth yet. So we taught her how to vandalize (clear) walls and crawl though (colorful) sewers without faceplaning instead. She was only good a the first part. She's very good at waving, unlike my mom who isn't so good at taking pictures. There was a bunch of informational stuff like stories about racist crayons and the one hundred billionth crayon (pictured here), and the biggest crayon in the world, but I really just looked at all of the colors and didn't read that much. There were colors everywhere. Even places where they're too old to be. Speaking of out of place things, have you ever been to Ferrari church? Or had good Thai food (I ordered for the name alone) in the middle of nowhere? Nicole likes Thai food, but she likes eating mushrooms better. I like eating cheesecake my sister made. Bunny likes eating Baby Lily.
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