Photo taken October 23rd, 2005.
Age: 26 months.
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Trixie in the Smithsonian. Wow. I think I always knew she'd end up in there eventually, but I always figured her as an Air & Space kinda girl.
Didn't she go to the Air & Space Museum this time last year?
Yep. Looks like she did.
The cosmic balance has been restored.
I have to know...Where did you get those shoes?
I love them!
payless shoes.
Having recently been to the Natural History museum, that "chair-thing" made me immediately remember being there. That's probably the most memorable item from that museum -- (which looked like most of it hadn't been updated since 1974).
Brian, don't dis the Smithsonians and their out of date decor. They don't charge admission and it isn't exactly the government's top budget priority. All things considered, I think they are doing pretty well.
As a side note, the Natural History Mueseum is my personal favorite, although the Air & Space Museum has better IMAX shows. :)
Those look like rhinoceros to me. Herbivores--dangerous ones, but still unlikely to eat you. Unless you were prechewed, or at least cut up into nice little pieces like Mommy used to make.
OUTSTANDING! It has been so long since I've been to the Smithsonian -- going to have to plan a trip with the boys one day!
Skeptic - The sign behind the display looks like it says "Tapir", which is also would have a hard time eating an active little girl. But skeletons are cool and sometimes scary, so I can imagine that some speculation on "could it eat Trixie?" might be going through her mind.