Hello everyone.
Friday nights are my facial nights. Since it takes about two and a half hours to complete, I’m up past my bedtime editing photos for the blog. Life of a bachelorette, I suppose.
Hello everyone.
Interior space of the Johnson Museum, designed by I.M.Pei. I really like the spaces of the museum. Even though I’ve been here numerous times, the spaces still flow with renewed energy each time I walk through the building.
The Cosmos light installation in honor of Carl Sagan, renowned astronomer at Cornell. It was beautiful. I would much rather view natural starlight, however. That, my friends, is the real spirit of Carl Sagan.
From here the visitor can see the skylight to the lower levels.
Harro everybody, again.
Beautiful~
Main atrium.
Reception and main atrium.
Visible storage floor, 2L. Adorable little ornaments.
I found it cool how the museum utilized tablet technology for quicker catalogue browsing. The catalogue was a little hard to use, however.
Tonight’s event was hosted by the Museum Club of Cornell and Hotel Ezra Cornell (HEC), which meant a fusion of fine art and fine dining! Here are my friends and I munching on hors d’oeuvres.
This is the museum extension, completed very recently.
In the daytime, it is possible to see Cayuga Lake from the top floor of the museum. I still prefer the view from McGraw Tower (really need to get on that – taking photos at the top!), but the walk around the museum is an experience to be enjoyed as well.
On a side note, I realized I’ve been rather stupid lately. The principle of equivalent exchange has not served me well throughout my life – there are things I have wanted for a very long time… worked hard for… but never able to achieve. I’ve thought, fought, and finally decided to challenge it, only to realize the sunk cost has taken effect long ago.
I want it, but it’s never wanted me. And now I’m just stupidly following the path I have trekked numerous times, only to lead nowhere.
Only to lead nowhere.
I think you are living the good life!
I sure do hope so