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#tbt to right before the museum reopened! Can you tell which animal is hiding in the picture? #stagefright #elephantintheroom #hideandseek #comevisitandfindme #beanmuseum
My morning ritual starts with a bottle of Diet Pepsi, but today I found a bottle of Pepi Throwback, the one made with real sugar and not that stupid high fructose corn syrup. Pepsi should really think of making it this way again.
A partnership with the Fuller Fabric Company in 1952 led DeGrazia to produce many small-scale and full-sized watercolor designs for printed textiles. Several of these printed DeGrazia fabric samples are on display in our lower gallery. Happy Throwback Thursday!
Lupinus texensis, the Texas lupine or Texas bluebonnet, is a species of lupine endemic to Texas. It is the state flower of Texas. As the first hint of spring appears, the best time to enjoy bluebonnet sighting is the end of March through April.
DeGrazia demonstrated his talents in the studio of NBC’s Today show in 1960 and received this letter from producer Robert J. Northshield. “I enjoyed your appearance on the TODAY show this morning very much and I am most anxious to let you know how grateful I am for your help. I rarely get a chance to get to the studio during the taping of the show, but I watch it on a closed circuit in my office and again, with my family each morning. Your performance was enjoyable in both instances. Thank you again from the entire staff of TODAY.” Happy Throwback Thursday!
In the early 50's DeGrazia started working on ceramics. This is when he perfected his copper-based glaze. NBC studios recorded a newsreel, called 'Watch the World,' where they filmed DeGrazia and Marion making these ceramics. He used original molds and his inspirations were taken from desert shapes and colors. Happy Throwback Thursday!
***Decided to merge images from my old Flickr account with my current account. Photos and descriptions from 2007-2009.
Location: Malate, Philippines
These two women were just laying in what looked like a wheel barrel? Or maybe just a wooden cart.
I've actually toned down my pop drinking (yes, I'm from the midwest, it's pop) as of the last few years but I usually keep some at home. Over New Years, Tim brought over a case of the limited edition "Throwback" Mountain Dew. Now, I'm not a big fan of MD, but personally think it tastes better with real sugar.