Water is life. That is one of the constants that we observed on this trip. Rains and storms, ice, phytoplankton, sea life, lakes, beaches, river gorges, all of life happens with water. So it seems appropriate that the most popular learning area in OMSI is water.
Perhaps the kids (and helpers) just like to play in the water. But that’s what it’s all about. So we all got drenched. Some of the kids’ pants were saggy. What did we learn from this day that we didn’t already know? Not to be so serious about the intended finish line. See life as a process or an experience, or even a game.
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