28 March 2018

Astro Overnight

The following day, I took Noah on a Cub Scout overnight at the Planetarium. We were both really excited as our last overnight at the zoo was really fun. We arrived at 5 pm, ready to spend the evening learning about space.



It was mostly just a free-explore and not as organized as the zoo overnight, so we spent a little while just wandering and checking out the exhibits.





Serious moon pose.


We ate dinner as the sun set over the city.


Afterwards, we stopped at the lab and made a hovercraft.




And then we finally bumped into some friends, so we tagged along with them the rest of the night. We went to a couple shows, played in the kid's area, did a scavenger hunt, and journeyed outside to the telescope.



The moon was so cool that night. It was a great night to be in the city.






More moon poses



At 9:05, Noah asked if we could go to bed. Sadly, they wouldn't even let us get our gear until 10 and lights out wasn't until 11:15. Our designated space was downstairs in the telescope room. I found us a cozy nook between some exhibits. Our friends joined us and later we were joined by another friend and his dad - who just so happens to be Noah's art teacher at school. The kids all think it's pretty fun to be hanging out with him.



Even though he was exhausted, I dragged him to one more show at 10:45. The lights in the auditorium made Noah's yellow Pikachu pajamas and his yellow Pikachu turn orange.


Sending a good night picture to daddy.


The next morning we had breakfast, bought a few more souvenirs, and played with our friends until they kicked us out. We had a great time and can't wait until our next overnight.

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