We did an IMAX movie first and she got to see what walking on the moon would have been like, so everything we saw after that was just very exciting to her. She loved how big the rockets were and all of the stuff to see. We also ended up being able to have dinner with the Cox's as well which was very nice. It was a really great day to have before school started.
Pictures someday if Blogger ever lets me do it.
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"Joy. And Grah-titood."
My thing about Deanna was that she always stated the completely obvious. "He's lying, Captain." "He's hiding something." Oh well. I always wanted to be Riker myself.
Society may have determined that Shakespeare is the standard for an educated man...but there is an engineer lurking in there somewhere Phil.
Space center, Star Trek...you may just end up living vicariously through your daughter when she becomes an engineer.
Don't worry if none of you have a clue to what I am talking about, Phil does. :-)
just happened across your blog . . . I work at NASA, Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL. One of my greatest thrills was being an honoree at the return to flight launch in July 2005! Made me so proud of what I do!
Phil,
Where can i find a listing or a diagram listing all the rockets, planes and missles on display outside at the Rocket Center. For some reason, i can't seem to find such a thing on the web site (either nasa.gov or spacecamp.com). Thanks!
nacnud
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