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This was the 15th annual Art on the Avenue in Del Ray. Robert scootered
and I walked over while Sarah was doing some organizing around the house. Shortly after we got into the show, we saw
a sign for an open house at the firehouse. That was the highlight.
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Robert was able to get in the navigator's seat of an ambulance, practice his firefighting skills with a hose,
drive a firetruck (OK, it wasn't actually going anywhere), check out the seats and tanks behind the driver and
try to make sense of all the dial and levers.
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He said he wanted a parachute to help him get down from the trucks -- that last step is a pretty big one.
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After all that excitement, we found a booth that was set up for kids to do a little painting. Robert really enjoyed
the silicon paint dispersal tool -- sorry, I don't know that to call it. After you've put some paint down, you can
swirl and mix or texturize it with the silicon brush like thing.
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We even had time to check out the Zydeco band before meeting Sarah for a trip to a planetarium (followed by a return to
Art on the Avenue to pick up Robert's dried painting).
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