Nearby was State Street, where no cars are allowed. On Saturdays there's a huge farmer's market that sells such local delicacies as brats and curds, but since curds just make you throw up, we didn't get any. 
There was a free museum of contempary art there, so we visited it too. As you can see, art these days is just plopping a wagon wheel onto a picnic table. 
Here's the view of State Street from the roof of the museum. It was Wesley's favorite part of the journey. 
Mommy's favorite part was all the architecture. I couldn't tell you what this is or it's time period, but she sure knows her stuff. 
Amanda got to do a cute little project this week. Since Wesley wakes with the sun and the sun is rising around 4 AM without mountains blocking it, she made a curtain to keep it a little darker in the room. 
This isn't from Wisconsin, but he's a real good looking boy so it's here. 
And apparently this video was promised to some people about 19 months ago.
It's too boring though, so here's a more exciting version.
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So, if you didn't eat the curds, did you eat the brats?
Looks so exciting!
For the second video, I was wondering how that was more exciting since he wasn't dancing too much. But it's a good thing Wesley's close to the floor to begin with! I really liked the pictures showing Wesley around town, especially since he has no pacifier so you can see his smile.
(this is Michelle on Allen's account, by the way)
That second one reminded me of YouTube videos
Sweet Temple! :) And I love the wagon wheel display at the Art Museum - so inspiring!
Thanks for the update. It's great to see what you've been up to. It was also great to see Wesley's smile.
Michelle just went back to your blog for the express purpose of watching Wesley fall down. And she watched it multiple times, and she laughed each time.
Maybe we should post some videos of Brie falling down. We have several that are way cute until the end where she biffs it and starts to cry. ;)
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