Here are some pictures from our (anniversary/birthday/graduation) visit to Memphis last weekend-- specifically our visit to the Pink Palace Museum! This was my second visit to the museum, and I believe we really only go there because it's a piece of nostalgia from Robert's childhood. Unfortunately, the museum seems to have very little funding and the exhibits haven't really been updated since the 80s. We mostly just like to pose with the scary mannequins.
Monday, May 31, 2010
pink palace museum
Uh oh, I went a whole week without posting! It felt like a month. Here are the predictable apologies for being very busy. Things have balanced out quite a bit, though: I am way less stressed than I was a couple of weeks ago. I began working for a non-profit organization last week, and it's very close to my home. I was originally going to be part-time, but they've asked me to start out full-time just until I finish up this first project I'm working on. I won't share many details, but the important part is that I really like the work and I feel content with everything!
Here are some pictures from our (anniversary/birthday/graduation) visit to Memphis last weekend-- specifically our visit to the Pink Palace Museum! This was my second visit to the museum, and I believe we really only go there because it's a piece of nostalgia from Robert's childhood. Unfortunately, the museum seems to have very little funding and the exhibits haven't really been updated since the 80s. We mostly just like to pose with the scary mannequins.
At least they have a narwhal tusk!! They also have a shrunken head, but we didn't get around to it this time.
They keep this dinosaur around, even though you can see he's falling apart. In the past he would stomp and roar if you gave him a quarter. He doesn't do anything now.
Next up: Early America! This picture always reminds me of Rasputina.
Here are some pictures from our (anniversary/birthday/graduation) visit to Memphis last weekend-- specifically our visit to the Pink Palace Museum! This was my second visit to the museum, and I believe we really only go there because it's a piece of nostalgia from Robert's childhood. Unfortunately, the museum seems to have very little funding and the exhibits haven't really been updated since the 80s. We mostly just like to pose with the scary mannequins.
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Seems you had fun. Nice photos.
ReplyDeleteseemed like a fun place museum to visit, nice to see your post...
ReplyDeleteit's hard for me to keep up with my blog when i am stressed out too...i think i went 2 weeks without posting before...oops. I'm glad you like your new job! that museum seems so silly, derek and i love visiting strange places like that. your photos are really cute. :)
ReplyDeleteSounds like so much fun, what a great place! :) By the way, good luck on your new job for that non-profit organization, it's sounds so interesting, I used to do it too, but unfortunately I don't have enough time anymore, so sad, cause I loved it!
ReplyDeletelooks like fun! love the pick of you two holding hands with the silhouette!
ReplyDeleteThe look on your face on the last photo is priceless!
ReplyDeleteI'm really behind on blogging, too. Actually, behind on everything!
Heaven! That Rebecca is the place of my dreams! Lots of wonky old fashioned incredibly interesting bits and pieces about science! Looks like you guys had fun! Thank you for the post - a treat! P.S. Don't fret about the blogging - it's great you're having a good time!
ReplyDeleteI like the picutres where you are holding hands with the shadows - what an obscure place!
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