grant and i took a little visit down the street to the springville museum. i don't think i can get sick of it. they have 2 levels, the downstairs is where they change things up, upstairs is their permanent artwork.
right now the downstairs is a quilt showcase, it was pretty incredible. i can't imagine how some of those were even started. and i can't imagine how much time they each took to accomplish!
grant is too heavy. and that carseat plus his weight, i don't think so. SO on pinterest i found a DIY baby wrap, for some reason i'm not finding the tutorial, but it's pretty much a huge piece of fabric (that i made out of an old maxi dress i don't wear anymore) and then i used
this website to help me know how to wrap my babe. it worked oh so well, i carried him comfortably around all day through the library and museum. when he got tired, i just put my arm there for him to rest on and he was out. while awake, i kept my hand on his back just to make sure he didn't jerk and flip out backwards but i didn't have to hold him up at all.

once i had my fill of quilts, we went up the gorgeous spiral staircase for some of my favorites. this one is so awesome, i've yet to figure out who everyone is but i've got most of them down. can you name them all for me?
my favorite room will always be the russian art, esspecially after spending so much time in that area of the world. my three favorites over there:
invasion:enemy at the door
back stage
peace to the world:may day, red square
love this museum, i got chills when i saw the curators office. that's a dream of mine, one day i'd like to curate. we shall see.