TWO Downtown Fieldtrips In 2 Days!

Yesterday, Stephani, Jamie, Max and I went to the Leonardo to see Body Worlds. I tried not to be apprehensive about seeing it purely because when in my anatomy class before, I could not eat meat for at least 6 months after. The cadaver lab was interesting and all but the smell was terrible. Even today the smell of some lotions, especially if older or cinnamon gum, especially Big Red…takes me back to class.
The exhibit captivated me. Once we got in there I was wishing I could spend a whole day in there studying everything. I learned so much. Yet as I lay in bed before falling asleep, I had more questions and desire to see more! They need a Body Worlds 4 and SOON! I really do not want to buy a video I will only watch once but I would love to see the “how they do it all” video. (PS see her blog for her funny version of events – again, I need to learn the linkybackthingie)

Today, I met my Mom and Pam at Paradise Bakery for dinner. I had never eaten there, it was good, loved the brownie! But, what made me the happiest was the bathroom. I always love auto: toilets/sink/paper towel dispensers but they had this foot pull thing to open the door…yesssssss!
From there we rode Trax down to the new library. My Mom wanted us to see an exhibit there that turned out to be not as exciting as she thought. But it was alright. I had not been inside it before tonight. So where are the card catalog drawers? Do you remember their smell? Now do not concern yourselves (especially my aunt/Grandma Sue who works at the library) that I do not read. I have just been buying or borrowing. Ever since massage school I have picked up a bit of OCD on things that people touch that I do not know….well, I have it with people I do know too! I updated my county library card to include SLC. I can borrow up to 100 items at a time now! Who does that and why?
We explored the shops and every floor. My favorite was of course the children’s floor. I loved their “Crystal Cave” and I think it is called “The Loft”. When I was little and going to that library all we had were books and chairs!