We also slipped by the war part of the museum. It was actually really neat the way they have it all set up. Wars are very interesting and intriguing to me. I particularly am interested in WWII. I probably could have stayed there all day, but decided that we did want to see other things as well. There are these stamps that you can get in that part of the museum. You pick up the pamphlet at the beginning of the exhibit and then, 4 time throughout the exhibit you find these stampers and press it in to your pamphlet. It actually was pretty neat. All-in-all fun times at the museum. Plus, Reed did a fabulous job at staying asleep almost the entire time we were there!
As we were leaving, we both were pretty hungry and had always wanted to stop and get a Polish Sausage. (It just seems like something you need to do in DC) So, we stopped and got some. They were delicious!!! Expensive, but well worth the experience :) Yeah for fun Saturdays! (Scroll to the bottom for a video of Tyson and Reed playing the piano!)
Reed absolutely loves the piano! It is one of his favorite things in the whole world! He crawls up to it and stands up and then reaches to play the keys. He even walks up and down the piano, playing all of the different notes. Here he is with Tyson playing away. Note: Tyson is playing a song he made up! How cool!!!
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Heres a random fact back at you: the sequel to W of Oz, 'Return to Oz,' was done by Disney not MGM. Disney wouldn't have had to pay MGM anything for the rights, as it had fallen in the public domain...except that Disney wanted to keep the slippers ruby, and not silver, as you say. So they ended up paying a LOT in royalties to MGM just to keep the slippers red.
Anyway, 'Return to Oz' scared the heck out of me as a kid (I don't know what Disney was thinking on that one..I don't recommend it for Reed any time soon).
And I really want a polish sausage now, thanks a lot. =)
Isn't that also where they have the display of the first lady's dresses? I love that one!
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