Sister Act III: Must see!

Yesterday I went to the Musée du quai Branly to see an exhibit on Teotihuacan civilization (Mexico, ancestors of the Aztecs). I really liked it, and I thought that their account of history everywhere was very engaging.

This is called the Disk of Death. It struck me somehow, I found it very impressive. They often portrayed their gods with their tongues sticking out, as it showed thirst which could only be quenched with sacrifices (not uncommonly the human variety).

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On our way to Gabrielle's house to make fondue for lunch, we passed this sign, which this time I happened to notice. Apparently there's a wine museum ... I need to check THAT out!

Today I had my first after-school group of little kids ... mostly Kindergarteners, with a few first graders, 14 total. They were so sweet, I'm in love with them :)

And a third grader called me "Sister Molly", when she disregarded a strategic comma [I like my sister, Molly, etc.]. The teacher, Nora, and I were dying of laughter, and finally explained why to the class at which point they cracked up too.

This follows on the heels of a first grader informing me that I'm Michael Jackson's mom last week. I didn't even know where to begin on that one!