It was a perfect summer day, so we went out boating and found……..the Pyrex Museum. Can such things be?
And just WHERE is this wonder? 
Um, just one floor above the PAPER BAG MUSEUM, natch.
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It was a perfect summer day, so we went out boating and found……..the Pyrex Museum. Can such things be?
And just WHERE is this wonder?
Um, just one floor above the PAPER BAG MUSEUM, natch.
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Hi Susan !
Ok, still laughing now (step up from crying over Christian the Lion’s video)……but tell us ! Where did you find such a place ?
Pam
Hi Susan !
Ok, still laughing now (step up from crying over Christian the Lion’s video)……but tell us ! Where did you find such a place ?
Pam
What a hoot! Although it’s really sad when something I received as a wedding present is displayed in a museum and available to buy at antique stores – Third row down, second from right!
What a hoot! Although it’s really sad when something I received as a wedding present is displayed in a museum and available to buy at antique stores – Third row down, second from right!
Are you kidding me?!!! LOL There is actually a pyrex museum and a paper bag museum? How funny! Maybe I should go through my junk and find something to create a museum around.
Are you kidding me?!!! LOL There is actually a pyrex museum and a paper bag museum? How funny! Maybe I should go through my junk and find something to create a museum around.
Although not a museum, my favorite used bookstore in Great Falls, Montana, called “The Paperback Jungle”, has on it’s walls bags from stores all over the world. The walls are very high and papered with them. It’s very entertaining and cool to look at.
Although not a museum, my favorite used bookstore in Great Falls, Montana, called “The Paperback Jungle”, has on it’s walls bags from stores all over the world. The walls are very high and papered with them. It’s very entertaining and cool to look at.
Bremerton of course (another Google save) so I can answer my own question……..I have been to the Naval (Submarine) museum, and am anxious to get to other interesting places once we get up there.
Odd how once long ago, living in the “sticks” held such appeal for me. Of course it likely had to do with growing up just outside of Los Angeles, and driving to work for many years, going “over the hill” 17 miles, which on a good traffic day would take 45 minutes, or on a bad day an hour and a half……….sagebrush and sand looked GOOD after that. But six years later, it will be nice to go to town and shop for anything within a few miles instead of 15 miles, or 75 if I go to Reno 🙂
The only thing the same about life is change.
Pam
Bremerton of course (another Google save) so I can answer my own question……..I have been to the Naval (Submarine) museum, and am anxious to get to other interesting places once we get up there.
Odd how once long ago, living in the “sticks” held such appeal for me. Of course it likely had to do with growing up just outside of Los Angeles, and driving to work for many years, going “over the hill” 17 miles, which on a good traffic day would take 45 minutes, or on a bad day an hour and a half……….sagebrush and sand looked GOOD after that. But six years later, it will be nice to go to town and shop for anything within a few miles instead of 15 miles, or 75 if I go to Reno 🙂
The only thing the same about life is change.
Pam
Too funny! Then again, on our way to the Badlands, we stopped somewhere in Minnesota: The Spam Museum!
Too funny! Then again, on our way to the Badlands, we stopped somewhere in Minnesota: The Spam Museum!