John, Chris, and Amy at the Field Museum (above), and Amy inside (below):
A "friendly goddess," from the Egyptian exhibit.
A Tibetan demon. He was a man who was killed by robbers at the 59th minute of the 24th hour of the 365th day of the 49th year of a 50-year meditative quest for enlightenment, and, in frustration, destroyed his interrupters and drank their blood from the cups of their skulls then went on a murderous rampage. Sometimes I feel that way when
I'm interrupted.
Speaking of skulls, John with the skull of Sue, the famousest T-Rex:
John, Karla, Chris, in the Pawnee lodge, after a lot of walking:
It is a beautiful museum. We especially liked the exhibit on the evolution of life on earth--it was interesting, various, logical, and integrative. I really liked the "aquarium" of cambrian (I think) marine life.
John, Chris, and Amy at the Field Museum (above), and Amy inside (below):
A "friendly goddess," from the Egyptian exhibit.
A Tibetan demon. He was a man who was killed by robbers at the 59th minute of the 24th hour of the 365th day of the 49th year of a 50-year meditative quest for enlightenment, and, in frustration, destroyed his interrupters and drank their blood from the cups of their skulls then went on a murderous rampage. Sometimes I feel that way when I'm interrupted.
Speaking of skulls, John with the skull of Sue, the famousest T-Rex:
John, Karla, Chris, in the Pawnee lodge, after a lot of walking:
It is a beautiful museum. We especially liked the exhibit on the evolution of life on earth--it was interesting, various, logical, and integrative. I really liked the "aquarium" of cambrian (I think) marine life.
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