Today

Today we went to the Museum of Science and Industries. There we saw an interesting omnimax movie about dinosaurs, although not entirely accurate, in my opinion. Dan was excited about it at first, but then decided it would be scary, so was freaking out, but then found out he liked it, and said at the end, "The dionisaurs (that's how he says it, it's pronounced die-on-a-saur) were scary, and had mouths!" I have no idea why the fact they had mouths was so fascinating, but it was. He also said, "Then the dionisaur opened his mouth, and went RAAAAUUUR!"
We also went to the U-505 exhibit, which apparently has been there since forever. That was pretty cool, and we got to go inside it, and had a guided tour. The tour guide was pretty good, and kinda funny too, and I learned that it would be very cramped in there. Basically, it was like, you had 6ft of walking space, because of beds, equipment, and that kind of stuff. And there was like, 53 people on board, so you can see that it would be really, really cramped. Also, it's the only U-boat of that type that is still intact, and the only one in the Americas. so if you ever go to the Museum of Science and Industries, you should go see it, as it's purty sw33t.