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Ontario Science CentrePosted on January 5, 2012

We brought Adrian to the Ontario Science Centre (OSC) today. There were so many activities for kids to do at

the OSC. We spent almost 2.5 hours on just one floor; and I believe the OSC has 6 floors. Since we bought the

annual pass today, we will explore the other floors some other times.

Looks like someone was having a lot more fun than Adrian.

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There was a kids’ supermarket and it was as busy as the Foody Mart and as messy as the Markville’s Walmart.

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Adrian was working part-time there. He was responsible for the bakery and seafood section.

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Adrian, “Dead fish? What do you mean dead fish? I don’t sell dead fish! No fish for you!”

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I had fun building this bridge too.

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