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Musicals , theatre , opera , concerts , movies , exhibits , museums , and libraries are my favorites.
Some of the activities I enjoy include visiting exhibits , museums , parks, and of course.
I love visiting museums and exhibits .
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DC, continued
some of the
Smithsonian museums. How great is it that there is a plethora of
museums along the Mall, all free? They offer such a large variety
of exhibits on so many different topics. When I lived in Maryland,
I'd often take the train in to DC to visit some of the museums and
I've barely scratched
Traveling with Your Camera
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Art Photography and will feature 30 exhibits in galleries and
museums throughout the city.
Hello
Let's
face it - lots of people go to the museums to look at the exhibits,
not to meet someone.
Gratuitous museums, gardens and food p0rn
They've also created exhibits showing how the StL
neighborhoods were so divided racially and the effort it took to
integrate them. ... I've noted that most of the food service people in the
museums/gardens/etc.
Unorganized thoughts on social-physical contact
being receptive to all
forms of touching as well as myself enjoying everything from my
hand to his face to feeling the fabric of his shirt - and i have
been ejected from more museums than i have made it completely
through for my despised (by security guards, anyway) habit of
touching the exhibits.
How about a...museum?
Museums are great places for first dates! You can walk around
together and talk about the exhibits, but it's not awkward or rude
to wander off on your own for a few minutes.
Does anyone have any unique ideas for a first date?
go somewhere that you enjoy, but still offers lots of
things to do, I personally enjoy museums and planetariums and the
like, and it gives you plenty to look at, while still gives them
the opportunity to be in a safe public environment and you can just
talk if they aren't interested in the exhibits.
The first dates that are NOT a good idea
Museums are good, particularly if they
have hands on exhibits.
Does anyone have any unique ideas for a first date?
), museums especially w/traveling exhibits like "Body Works",
a night at the opera, stage production / theatre, comedy club, zoo
(go to monkey cage to visit the kinfolk), dinner at the only table
in the middle of nowhere on a bluff overlooking whatever, wine
tasting, Irish pub with live music
Date or Free Dinner?
Art galleries if she's that kind of girl or museums/exhibits
especially if there's somthing cool in town.
