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[zesty_pinto]

After my stint with the Museum's Discovery Tour department, I have to admit that it was very nice. The atmosphere was friendly, the people were nice, and despite the menial nature of data entry, it was overall pretty decent. My supervisor liked my work ethic and, when I asked if the museum was open at later times on Tuesday (because I wanted to go hang out a bit and check out the exhibits for old times sake), she gave me two superpasses: free exhibits! Free IMAX! Free Planetarium!

Ecstatic expressions were definitely difficult to contain afterwards and I felt like a kid. Also found out they have a tapas bar on Friday beneath the Planetarium. Now I wish I made more money too so I could enjoy this gift properly. Well that, and so I could consider paying for one of those Discovery Tours trips for my parents; some interesting packages they have here that I'm sure would be interesting to my parents.

Comments

[silvermoonelf.livejournal.com]

umm stupid question but I thought you went to school for something differently*blinks and tiles her head *

[zesty-pinto.livejournal.com]

Hm? You mean my English degree?

[silvermoonelf.livejournal.com]

oh I am not sure what iw as anymore, I thought it was more for some sort of doctor*blinks* or maybe i am getting confused in my old age ;p

[polianarchy.livejournal.com]

my school district in Texas had a planetarium. when i was in middle school, my friends and i would sing the words to Metallica's "Sanitarium" as:

PLANETARIUM!!!
Let me sleeeeeeeeep
Planetarium
I wanna go home.

i hope no annoying middle schoolers did that to you. i guess tapas would've helped....

[zesty-pinto.livejournal.com]

Ha, that's more creative than the loud riffings that I used to hear as a kid between the shows.

Although the last time I went to the Hayden, they just recently reopened it again after renovations. The kids around me were lost in awe, and I was too. Although my neck hurt like something insane from all the looking up.