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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsI definitely wore my wife out today. When we got home from art galleries, she said that for her upcoming birthday...
...among her gifts, she would like Charles Manson coconut brandy.
What she meant:
I wore her out.
We went to the Zimmerli Museum in New Brunswick to see the wonderful...Native American Art Exhibit.
It appears they were setting up for a panel talk, Topographies of Dissent: Opening Reception & Panel Conversation (The Zimmerli has one of the world's best collections of Soviet era dissident - non-conformist, as opposed to the officially sanctioned Stalin era "socialist realist" - art.)
I wanted to stay for the panel discussion (free wine afterwards at the reception), but she said, "Listen Bub, I have a daily long commute; I'm exhausted and I can't spend all of my free time on academic type talks." (She works in academia; so there's that.)
OK, if you think you should drink Charles Manson drinks, you do deserve a rest.

IbogaProject
(5,074 posts)It is a great museum. I was suprised by the Newark Museum of Art as well.
NNadir
(36,669 posts)The Met, the Modern, the Whitney, the Guggenheim in NY - and one I definitely need to get to before I die - the Neue, and the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Barnes Foundation, the Rodin museum, the Princeton University Museum (soon to reopen on Halloween), and finally, the museums we visited recently in the Hudson Valley, the Bard Museum of Art, the Vassar Museum of Art.
My first serious date (where I actually thought I had a chance with her) with my wife was at the Modern. I ran into her on campus, after not seeing her for a while, and we chatted, and I mentioned the show at the Modern I was going to see, and she told me she'd love to go but couldn't afford it. I told her I'd treat, for the "pleasure of your company," and things went uphill from there. It was one of the many "best days of my life" I shared with her.
IbogaProject
(5,074 posts)Describing catching a sunset on the Met's Roof. Sadly they are now going to build it up in height. It was just above the Central Park Tree canopy.
Another for your list is The Frick Collection. An old Guilded Age mansion w an intact art colection. https://www.frick.org/
eppur_se_muova
(40,196 posts)I think I would have rather gone to hide in the woods than come back to Trumpistan.
some_of_us_are_sane
(2,180 posts)LOL!!! Thank you! (We can all use some comic relief.)