We all have our museum bucket lists–places that we desperately want to visit. Sometimes, it’s because of an admiration for whoever’s home it was. (See Louisa May Alcott’s Orchard House). Sometimes it’s due to its place in a favorite book (See Green Gables). Sometimes it’s because you admire the work that they’re doing (See theContinue reading “A Historic House Museum Doing Everything Right”
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Where I’ve Been and Where I’ll Be
This has been another summer of travel, mostly museum related, and there’s more travel ahead. Part of me has grand dreams of writing some thoughtful posts about some of these trips, but the practical side of me is starting to dump items off of the to do list. It seems like my only hope ofContinue reading “Where I’ve Been and Where I’ll Be”
Place Matters
If I had unlimited vacation time and funds, I could have quite the kidlit history summer. The bi-annual L. M. Montgomery conference just wrapped up on Prince Edward Island. Way back in 2002, my dear friend Amber and I made it to the conference, and it was a trip of a life time. In aContinue reading “Place Matters”