We had a sustainable seafood event at the California Academy of Sciences and walking around in there made me so excited for when we could bring the little peanut along. So many cool things to show off. I remember the first time Justin and I went there, there's nothing like seeing a museum through Justin's eyes. He's so smart that he points out things that I would never notice.
I can't wait to see my boys hanging out here, I think we're going to have to become members.
Claude the albino alligator was in fine form last night. Literally, I thought he was a sculpture. He was laying so still on his rock that when he finally moved it startled me. Talking to one of the docents, I found out two fun facts - that Claude is blind and that rock is heated. No wonder he loves laying on it.
The event itself went really well with cooking demos and people crowding me for their free tote bags. It's nights like these that make me think i love blue sea might just make it. And if not, then I'm sure having a (mostly) fun time trying.I stopped and hot a hot fudge sundae at Swensen's on the way home. Not the healthiest dinner for my peanut, but it was delicious and there was a parking spot available. I always figure that's the SF cosmos' way of telling me to pull over and get some ice cream.
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