Art during his daily spatula play time.
Recent museum moments
At the MIA celebrating Jessica's 40th birthday. At the Walker Art Center where they had an actual huge inflatable hot air balloon kids could run around in inside.
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i\'m impressed he can get the whole thing in his mouth!
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