What do teachers bring on overnight school trips?

(via Lovely At Your Side: Heading to Boston…What Do Teachers Bring?)

Provenance not known, 1386-1389 BC

Aphrodite, Roman. (30 BC- 68 AD)

This was a sarcophagus of a married couple from Greece (330-300 BC). I thought this was romantic.  

We went to the Boston Museum of Fine Arts: this is me with pieces of the Temple of Athena at Assos. I was a little excited to see it since I had studied it in college. Art History Nerd. 

Things I Currently Love, PartI I:

1. No Sugar Added Apple Pie from The Cracker Barrel (bridal diet, commencing tomorrow!…again. Ha.) 

2. My new sunglasses! Valentines’ Day Present from this girl from Milk & Honey. I was lusting after them for a while, and my lovely valentine got them. Sisters are the besto.

3. That I have another day off tomorrow! Sometimes it’s nice to run errands and get things done. 

4. That I’m excited to edit all my photos from our weekend in Boston. I loved seeing all the Roman and Greek art. (Not to mention the glass flowers at the Harvard Museum of Natural History—amazing exhibit!!) 

5. All of our wonderful readers: I can’t believe the kindness in comments from the Lovelies awards! Please keep the comments coming! 

lovelyjenny:

Lovely At Your Side: Guess Where I’m Going This Weekend…

Boston Tumblrites!

Eric and I are heading to Boston next weekend, and we need some great places to eat! We’ll be staying in Cambridge, but going into Boston to go to the MFA, etc. We’re not huge fans of pubs or bars; we like old-world, homestyle, classic places…suggestions? Other things to do? Thanks!

(picture of the Peabody Musuem)