Boston’s green spaces–like the Boston Public Garden (not “Gardens”!)–are like little oases of beauty, while the city is still very much a part of them.
Month: September 2024
harbor seal
We stopped by the Aquarium a couple times to watch the seals outside. They mostly were swimming upside down, but would periodically pop up to take a breath and say hi. I would have loved to also visit the penguins inside, but wasn’t about to pay the expensive entrance fee. They really should off a “penguins only” ticket.
street performer
it’s fun to find out
We spent a rainy afternoon at the Museum of Science. One new exhibit we explored was about AI. It had this fun little interactive where it makes a picture of what you describe. It gives you options for the character, its personality, a color/pattern, an activity and location. Then you choose what style you want it in (claymation, watercolor, etc). This was our creation:
“A sassy puppy with polka dots baking a cake on the moon. ” (claymation)
all the world’s a stage
(I just realized that I had not uploaded any of my Boston pics from the first half of the week. I will correct that, which means some days will have more than one photo. Oh well.)
We took a tour of the Wang Theatre today. I was far more interesting than I thought it would be. The theatre was empty except for some tech crew, so we really got to look all over. Here’s the view of the audience, from the stage, a view I am highly unlikely to ever see again.
this week’s home
fountains at night
kitten!
I volunteered at “my” shelter’s Open House today. My regular volunteer role is remote, so I had never been to the shelter. Lovely to put faces to the names of people I regularly email with. Oh, and also….cats. Including this little girl, whose name I never did catch. I’m told she is 9 weeks old, and yes that is her adorable little pink tongue poking out.