After some Sonoran style hot dogs (Matt's new favorite) and carne asada tacos we stopped by the hotel to swim and rest. Then we went over to a Wild West stunt show. I vaguely remembered one of these from when I was little. It was just as funny as it was when I was little. And it was even more fun to see Porter giggling as the actors did their silly stunts.
On the way home we stopped at the Heard Museum in Phoenix. It is a Native American History museum and they were also featuring a Lego interactive exhibit which, to be honest, is what sold it to the boys. The Museum itself was absolutely beautiful. They had amazing exhibits and artwork and the building was spectacular. But when you bring in Lego, that is all some of us can think of (I am equally as guilty here). The Lego exhibits were amazing, as always, and you could create your own structures, city, or cars. If you built a car there was a ramp that you could race it against other little builders. This was Preston's favorite thing to do. So, mom, aka Master Builder ;) had to figure out how to build the ultimate race car and incorporate Preston's unique design style. In the end the last car was totally the fastest out there. Yep, pretty proud of that spaceship/car/Benny tribute vehicle.
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| The museum in Lego form. |
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| The fastest lego vehicle made (at that very moment anyway) |
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| Porter is just putting some finishing touches on his masterpiece. |
Porter spent forever building towers with the large foam Lego's. Which I have never seen before but think this boy is in need of them. Building awesome towers and then karate chopping them over, it doesn't get much better than that.
