That sounds so romantic, Piper.  I'd love to visit them...My favorite museum
is small, as well.  One of my fantasies is to be locked in the Isabella
Stuart Gardner Museum in Boston (before the theft).  I'd somehow have a
bottle of dry white wine, perfectly aged Brie with fancy crackers, and a
pound of dark chocolate covered cherries.  Also, there would need to be a
wandering flautist...

> If I got locked into a museum overnight, it would be one of two. Sir John
> Sloane's in London or the Pitt-Rivers in Oxford. While I love and
sometimes
> revere art museums, the two above mentioned institutions are so old
> fashioned in their display that they exude mystery and excitement. What
> treasures are in Grandma's attic kind of thing. Fitting with this
childhood
> fantasy, I would have to have some cheese and a hunk of bread wrapped in a
> cloth. perhaps a brownie as well.
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