Tuesday, June 1, 2010

INK

Interactive Neighborhood for Kids, that is.
This was our first time going and the kids really had a great time using their imaginations. On the way I asked them what they wanted to be when they grow up.


They both say that they would like to be some type of store keeper. They see this as a good way to make money. And they really enjoyed playing grocery store - being a shopper,

or a checker, or even a stocker. They spent the most time in this area and got a feel for how much work it takes to run a store and keep the shelves filled for all of the customers.


Josiah served me a soda in the cafe, while Hannah fixed me a hamburger and fries.


No, Hannah does not wish to be a firefighter, but it was fun to sit in the big old fire truck. She would much rather be a cook, or a . . .




. . . Veteranarian taking care of dogs and cats. So she opened her own practice and we brought our dog in.




Josiah chose a giant version of Little Lady. We waited in the waiting room.





Then we were called back to see the vet. Our dog has something wrong with it's paw.






After that was all fixed, there were more places to visit like the bank, the post office, the court house, beauty salon, dairy farm, hospital, school, lemonade stand, garden, travel agency and airport, theatre (stage with dress up clothes), and music room.
Josiah showed us his musical talent with the drums.



We may have to go back some day. There is so much to do at INK.







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