The water tower in Florence cracks me up. I'm laughing out loud now as I'm posting. Where other than Kentucky is a city proud of saying y'all?! It's been painted this way for at least 20 years.
Notice Hubby is wearing a UK hat and no coat. He's a UofL grad.
My honest impressions of the museum:
- We went on Saturday and it was very crowded.
- The museum is geared for readers, or children older than Mr. Intensity.
- It was the first museum I've been to that esteemed the Bible. Lots of Bible - everywhere. I believe in the Bible and it was almost too pushy for me. The above sign was quite witty saying, "This space is still evolving."
- We will go again when Mr. Intensity is older.
While you're there - you can also visit the Gap outlet. It's a real outlet...as in, the last stop before the trash so you have to check for holes, missing buttons, etc. I got some AMAZING deals. Like Gap pants for $7. Hubby got Banana Republic dress pants for $10. Best of all was a Gap winter coat for Mr. Intensity for $10.
2 comments:
was the museum awesome?
The Gap outlet was awesome. The museum, well, I had higher expectations. It was impressive for sure. Maybe because I was viewing it through the eyes of a 4yr-old with a tiny attention span. I would have enjoyed it more if I'd been by myself - but it wasn't about me. :)
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