On our way back from Philly we made a stop at the Grounds for Sculpture! Judah had been there before but it was my first time. Grounds for Sculpture is a massive sculpture park near Trenton that was founded by the famous sculpture Seward Johnson. The 40 acre park has close to 300 amazing sculptures to see!
We lucked out with insanely good weather and had the best time wondering around for several hours. The works are amazing and massive. There are many works of lifelike people, many you can interact with. Some you aren't sure they're art until you're standing right at them! Tuesday, April 23, 2024
Grounds For Sculpture
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Monday, April 22, 2024
The Good. The Random. The Fun. v. 16
The Good:
You can't spend a night in Philly and not get Wawa coffee for breakfast! It's just so good (:
The Random:
Because everyone needs a New York state shaped cutting board?
The Fun:
Judah tested out the Peloton rower while we were at the mall the other day. Something tells me, when have more space, we will complete the trifecta!
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Scav Hunt Sunday: Tile and Tulips
Eggs:
Shoes:
In my Adidas era.Something Blue:
Blue skies after a very rainy stretch of weather were so welcomed!Pink:
The tulips have been stunning this year!Leading Lines:
Funky stairs in Brooklyn.Friday, April 19, 2024
April Randoms v. 1
little bunnies...pb cups...funny figures
fresh eggs...beach shadows...primary day
hanging hat...daffodil season...sheep art
artsy stairs...blue skies...tile floor
little succulents...subway tile...city skyline
love lock...brooklyn bridge...bridge walking
corks galore...pink tulips...brooklyn museum
tokyo inspired...highline archway...hyacinth planter
going up...central park...marathon monday
Thursday, April 18, 2024
The Art of the Brick: Philly
When we were in Philly last week, we went to the Franklin Institute for the featured exhibit: The Art of the Brick! I had seen the show ten years ago (oh goodness, that was a long time ago!) and it was really cool to see the newer pieces and Nathan Sawaya's classic masterpieces.
There was a huge build your own lego creation section at the end including a "design a car" area complete with ramp track to race. Did we sit on the ground, build cars, and race...you bet we did!! Legos are pretty awesome and even two millennials love to make creations too! You are invited to the Inlinkz link party!
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