One of our favorite places at the Museum of Science is the Natural Mysteries exhibit. According to a sign in the exhibit, a large portion of this collection was donated by Rachel Warren Barton (pictured below, right).
One of our favorite places at the Museum of Science is the Natural Mysteries exhibit. According to a sign in the exhibit, a large portion of this collection was donated by Rachel Warren Barton (pictured below, right).
In this third part of my series on our trip to the Museum of Science, I’d like to share some of the beautiful architectural details and art installations that we saw there.
Here is the second installment of my photos from our trip to the Museum of Science in Boston. This set includes pictures from the Mammoths & Mastodons exhibit.
This past weekend we travelled to Boston to visit my sister-in-law. While we were there we decided to visit the Museum of Science. We have been there before, but it was several years ago (Zane wasn’t born yet). I’m going to divide our photos up into five parts, so as not to overwhelm my readers 🙂 This first set is from the New England Habitats exhibit.
Like most people we enjoy celebrating the New Year, but we are introverts and big parties aren’t really our thing (especially not since we had kids…no hangovers for mama!). So, our New Year’s Eve was pretty quiet — I didn’t even make it to midnight. My husband and I drank a little champagne and talked about Viking sagas and manual camera settings.
On New Year’s Day we always get together with my in-laws for a lucky meal and a few fun traditions. We light twelve candles in honor of the 12 months of the year.
And, we write down the things from the last year that we want to leave behind, and then burn the scrap of paper in the fire. This year, my list was pretty short. All in all, 2012 was a good year. I’m looking forward to discovering what 2013 will bring.
