The Museum of Science and Industry
We saw inventions they say will shape the future, like dresses made out of lights, robots that can play soccer, and electric cars. We played in a world of virtual bubbles and in fog, and we investigated the Internet and genetics. We saw a real German submarine, and so much more. After 5 hours we couldn't fit anymore fascination into our brains. Amazing.
Oh this is perfect. Fashion and lighting together at last.
They played here a long time.
They played here a longer time.
A boy and his German World War II Type-IXc Unterseeboot. (Okay, to be honest, he was more interested in the exhibit-related computer games scattered throughout the museum. They just don't make as good a picture.)
The Field Museum
Our time was up after only 4 exhibits: Underground, Ancient Egypt, Native Americans, and Sue. So totally cool.
A girl and her shaduf. (I'm being honest this time. She was very interested.)
We were trying to hurry through by this point, but Alex was very into this. He also took a loooooong time in the Ancient Egypt display, but I couldn't get myself to take any creepy mummy pictures.
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