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6th-May-2008 08:19 am
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On Saturday, [info]plumtreeblossom and I went to the American Museum of Natural History, one of my favourite places. [info]sexykneesocks, who happened to be in town as well, met us there, and it was great catching up with her. I took lots of photos, which I will try to get posted at some point.

[info]plumtreeblossom and I tried to go next door to the Rose Space Center, but we got there close enough to closing that we couldn't see a show, so we went back to the AMNH for another half hour or so.

After that, we met [info]nex0s and [info]midnightstation for dinner nearby, and had a fabulous time. I'd seen [info]nex0s in Boston a few months ago, but I hadn't seen [info]midnightstation in far too long.

On Sunday, we got together at Fred's, a dog-themed restaurant I've posted about before, for brunch with [info]beetiger, [info]eisa, and [info]fairyleathrdady, who surprised us by paying for brunch. Lovely seeing all of them, and I'm so glad [info]beetiger drove in to meet us.

Then we made our way back to Chinatown to take the Fung Wah back to Boston and had a lovely snuggly trip back with lots of nice conversation.

Y'all should also go read [info]plumtreeblossom's post about the weekend here, since I'm posting this in a hurry and I'm certainly missing stuff.
Comments 
6th-May-2008 03:18 pm (UTC)
Don't forget the fried chicken. :-)

Love my sweetie. How is your cold today?
6th-May-2008 06:43 pm (UTC)
Oh, [info]cowgrrl and i were just at the AMNH last week! Neat.
8th-May-2008 01:14 am (UTC)
The American Museum of Natural History is one of my favorite places on earth, bar none. I used to spend hours there rambling around all by myself while I was at Columbia. Of course, back then it was pay-what-you-wanted (as the Met still is), which was a godsend for poor undergraduates. The only thing I dislike about the AMNH now is that they've abolished that policy, and admission is damn pricey.

Mind, I can pay the full price now -- and would, even given a choice. But I resent that the scholargipsies of tomorrow have no such option. (Of course, in my mind, every museum everywhere should be government subsidized and free to the people, but that's a different gripe altogether.)
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