
A t-Rex made on the laser cutter at work. the wood is like a particle board. How cool is this thing?? I saw it in the frame shop yesterday and had to have it. I knew Emily would loooove it.

It's a puzzle.
You can paint the board first then have the laser cutter cut the pieces. I couldn't wait.
The pieces are really meant to be glued together so it's more of a model than puzzle (the pieces are not tight) but Emily LOVES puzzles. She can put a 100+ piece puzzle together lickety split.


Holding the head. It slides off easy and on it's own sometimes because it's meant to be glued. I don't want to glue it till Emily loses interest. For now she has taken it apart and put it back together several times since last night. I have to help with the first 3 parts but then she does the rest. Mary A: I did have to get the directions off the Internet. After staring at it for a couple of minutes, I asked myself why not just get the directions? I'm not about the challenge. I want the results!

the head dismantled and a vertebrae.

I have no idea if we'll sell these in the store but we should! A kit with the instructions.
Cory showed me a bunch of stuff that can be cut out. Really cool stuff! One thing that was already cut and assembled int eh frame shop was the Eiffel Tower. It's huge!!

Ava refuses to wear clothes. Everything is "stuck" and needs to be removed pronto.

Emily just learned the thumbs up sign. It's hilarious.