Copenhagen - Part 2

Max hugging a gargoyle at city hall. If there weren't so many people around I think he might have actually climbed on! ;) They said that this statue reminded them of the Spiderwick character that eats the bad guy!

Our group ahead of me again! Simone, Daniel, Finn, Max and Soph...Bailey felt sorry for her mom and walked with me! ;) Hunger was calling and as you might expect finding a restaurant that everyone would enjoy is sometimes an impossible task! ;) But wait...do we see Golden Arches in the distance...Ok, so four out of seven isn't bad! Simone, Finn and I held out for something less artery clogging! :) Finding food for this bunch reminds me of when my family and my cousins would go to Cedar Point in OH. Trying to please so many palates is challenging! The good news is that before I became a mom, I only remembered the good stuff! All I can say is THANKS mom and dad! Good memories are hard work! ;)

After everyone was fed we went into the Ripley's believe it or NOT museum. I just realized that this is the ONLY picture from this part. I think we were all so taken in with the cool and weird sights. The favorite was the world's tallest man replica next to the world's smallest man in a bird cage. Others were the wacky bridge, the real life prison recreations and the man made of money...oh and the woman with a live bee bikini.

Then we headed to the Hans Christian Andersen Museum with animated figures acting out his stories. We were all suprised to find that this was actually a really fun time! Sophie's face was so cool to watch...but then again so was everyone elses! ( I forgot to mention that we were relieved we were still allowed admission after I walked through the wrong door setting off alarms everwhere! Bailey nearly died laughing at me! It was actually really funny! Red lights were flashing and sirens going off! Leave it to me to find them! ;) Just call me grace!

Max checking out the Emperor! Not quite sure where to put his eyes! hee hee

I loved looking at Sophie's face listening to the stories. It doesn't really get much better!

Daniel checking out her face while she was listening to Thumbelina. That darned frog!

Ahhh, dinner a Jensens Bøfhus. The closest thing to an American chain restaurant with family friendly pricing and menus!

The walk back to the hotel was hilarious as we all stopped to watch the chicken laying eggs that spelled ZULU which is a Danish television channel! It was really funny to see!