Trains
Monday, December 04, 2006
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We found a free model train exhibit that Elisabeth loved! She was captivated by the moving trains, and the detail of the little world.
"The kingdom of heaven is like leaven that a woman took and hid in three measures of flour, till it was all leavened."
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2 comments:
Graham- I am amazed by the wonderful activities that you and Elisabeth participate in. How do you come to know of these events etc...? -Ange
Rebecca's colleague's husband works in the building where the train exhibit is and told us about it - or I would never have known!
I think that some of the best things for kids in NYC are something of a secret because if they publicized them (on the web, for instance), the flood of interested people would be overwhelming.
So sleuth work and networking with other parents has been the best way for us to find fun, free activities.
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