Museum News & Commentary

Tonight was fun with my friendlies.
Some pics are up on the gaybook and more are to come.
Perhaps I will put some on here?

So I got a lot of candy and a bag of popcorn which I am currently eating, yummm.
My costume was a hit.
It was -302850285 degrees.
And we met a nice gentleman named BamBam who likes the Phillies.

Tomorrow is a field trip to the Philadelphia Art Museum with Euro which I am definitely excited for because it means basically walking around, looking at art, eating, sleeping, or doing nothing for the whole day. Love it. Plus Janet is a chaperone which is fun.

That is basically all that is nice for right now, so I’m gonna go watch some Discovery Health/Food Network, finish my popcorn, and perhaps get some sleep.

Adios muchachos, hope you choke on an Almond Joy.

P.S. AMANDA THE OPPOSITE OF PIGEON IS HALCYON YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT FROM HEARING ABOUT MY HYPOTHETICAL ESSAY ON HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL!

We were in Jacksonville for Daniel to get his aviation survival water qualifications redone. While we were in Jacksonville I took Nathan to the zoo one day. He loved the train that went around the park and the aviaries (forgot the camera)! The next day all of us went to the art museum which had a really nice kid section and sculpture gardens. Daniel finished his training and took us by to see what he had been doing. It was really neat to see all of the dunkers, hypoxia stuff, etc. On Wednesday we went to the science museum and water front area before heading home.

DENVER - A rock that sat untouched in a Pennsylvania museum’s fossil collection for years has rare full-body imprints of three ancient amphibians.Researchers found the imprints in sandstone rocks collected in eastern Pennsylvania decades ago and stored them in the museum in Reading, Pa. The body impressions of the salamander-like creatures are estimated to be 330 million years old, or about 100 million years before the first dinosaurs appeared.Many ancient footprints have been found, but a full-body animal impression is unusual. The three impressions show that the foot-long temnospondyls h

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