Support the Children's Museum

As Foo approached the Houston Children's Museum, he could see he was in for a treat because everyone there was so happy and overjoyed to be there. Or they were just holding up the roof.

Regardless, when he got to the entrance, he understood it all. With such a happy building, who wouldn't be excited and do all they could to support it!

I Wonder

Foo found these curious 70-foot-tall pillars outside the Wortham Center, and he wondered what they were. Upon closer inspection, he realized he wasn't that far off. Called the Seven Wonders, the columns highlight Houston's history through agriculture, energy, manufacturing, medicine, philanthropy, technology and transportation. Each column is constructed of 150 individual children's drawings that are etched in stainless steel plate. Very Foo cool!

Sounds of Space Silence

Foo shouted into the gigantic engine thruster of the rocket hoping for some cool spaced out echoes. Strangely he was scolded by a group of school children who said he was being too disruptive.