This weekend my Aunt Lulu and her husband Ed came to visit. They have never been to Chicago so we did a lot of fun touristy stuff. There is just so much going on, it's way to much to pack into a weekend but we made the most of it.
They of course came bering gifts. My Aunt Lulu made this cute Knitwit she named Zorb.

Ed brought Owen a wooden helicopter that moves across the table when you pull the string and a dump truck that revs up when you pull it back. I don't have pictures but can assure you, they were a hit.
SaturdayIt rained most of the day but got nice in the afternoon so we headed downtown to take a double-decker bus tour. It's really neat if you have never done one. Lots of cities have them. It drives you all around the city and you can get on and off at the various stops. We just took the whole tour since it was so late in the day and it took about 2 1/2 hours. Ed and I took a lot of great pictures of the city, but in the interest of time, I've just included a few.

SundayWe got up and finished our tour from the day before. I bargained with the tour company to let us take the neighborhood tour on Sunday since there wasn't time on Saturday. The north tour takes you up to Wrigley, but it was closed due to a game. The south tour takes you to some of the southern museums as well as to Hyde park to see where the President lives. For those of you that know our family well, none of us were eager to see where he lives when he's not in Washington screwing up our country and future... So, we decided to take the west tour that went to Chinatown, Little Italy, Greek Town and Oprah's studio.
This time we went on a trolley which Owen really liked too.




We also spent some time at Millenium Park which is home to the "Bean." A must see for everyone that comes to Chicago.



Millenium Park has a great kids Pavillion with crafts and all kinds of fun things. Isn't the ceiling of the tent neat?!?!?!

Owen thought the turtles they had were really funny!

It was such a great weekend and of course ended too quickly. Thanks to Aunt Lulu and Ed for making our weekend so fun!