Yesterday, Jack and I went with my new friend Karen and her three boys to Bishop for the day. We checked out Laws Railroad Museum, where the boys exploded with energy, running all around for a good couple of hours. They were able to ring the bell of a train, climb all over old farm equipment, and watch model trains run around a track in an exquisite little village.
After the museum, we headed to a city park, where we had lunch and explored the playground. There is a large pond there filled with ducks, and a nice man there offered us the rest of his bread. Apparently, Schat's Bakery, which is just across the street, sells big brown paper bags of day-old bread for a buck. It entertained the boys for quite awhile. Especially Jack... I told him to break the bread into small pieces for the ducks, and so he made the pieces as microscopic as possible.
After the museum, we headed to a city park, where we had lunch and explored the playground. There is a large pond there filled with ducks, and a nice man there offered us the rest of his bread. Apparently, Schat's Bakery, which is just across the street, sells big brown paper bags of day-old bread for a buck. It entertained the boys for quite awhile. Especially Jack... I told him to break the bread into small pieces for the ducks, and so he made the pieces as microscopic as possible.
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