Living in Southeast Massachusetts, we like to take advantage of visits to nearby Rhode Island. One of our favorite stops is the Providence Children's Museum.
J would have been happy to stay in the water room with the faucets and the fish the entire time.
The big block room was another space with great appeal. The soft texture and light weight were appreciated features.
Our accomodations for the weekend were at the Preservation Society of Pawtucket. The Spaulding Johnson House, built in 1828, can be rented and feels like a step back in time while living in a museum (http://www.pawtucketpreservation.org/the-spaulding-johnson-house.html). Pictured is the room where J crawled for the very first time!
Recently our friends, Sarah, Ronnie, Elisha and Micah Farmer moved from Georgia to Connecticut. Rhode Island was a good midway point for us to meet up for the day.
We brought the kids to the scenic Slater Mill,
and the William Rogers Park playground.
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