
Christmas 07 we went to Pittsburgh, it is only two hours away and such a fun city. The first day we were there we went to the Children's Museum it was huge and they made it out of old court and government buildings. The architecture inside was really neat. The kids had fun there were a wide range of fun activities for all ages to do including an art area where the kids painted and made there own paper. We spent the whole day there and ate lunch at their food court. We were very pleased with the food it was priced well and tasted great. The next day we went to the Pitts conservatory to see the Chihuly Glass exhibit. If you have never seen this glass artists work it is a must see and its even cooler mixed in all the plants and foliage. The conservatory was big and took a long time to get through. We ate lunch in their cafe and it was also terrific. We had a happy time looking and exploring all the neat areas of the conservatory. We stayed at the Marriott in downtown Pittsburgh and it was fun, the kids swam there at night. The last day we went up the incline train to view the city from the other side of the river up top. A fun ride for only change up and down. As we traveled home we ran into a snowstorm which had us coasting on the highway and even that was too fast. We had no other choice but to pull off and find a hotel, luckily we did and the lady there gave us a great deal because of the storm. Everyone there was so nice. Chad ran out to get subway and we watched TV. The next day the roads had been cleared a lot so we could safely travel home. This was a great vacation. As usual we made some found memories and had fun doing it.

One of the cool rooms at the Chihuly Exibit.

Me and Chad
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Linnea grabbing the leaves and she was so gentle with them it was so cute.
The next pic is the neon glass piece behind some leaves.
Kids and Larissa at conservatory.
Harmony in front of her fav glass piece.
Also some pretty glass pieces floating in the water.
Forrest watching a movie on Chihuly
and a rowboat full of glass balls
A close up of the glass balls and the floor to ceiling glass sculpture. this sculpture is really amazing it is all individual glass pieces each separately attached, it takes hours to install.






































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