Oh my God, the one thing I have missed the most during the pandemic aside from seeing live theater is actually setting foot in a museum and looking at artwork up close and personal. This weekend The James Michener Museum in Doylestown finally reopened to the public. Granted we had to wear masks, but better to wear a mask in an air conditioned building over an oppressively hot heat wave outside.

Paid for a two hour block, but this museum isn’t very big for one nor do my wife and I read in depth about the works, we are both more fond of studying the work itself. The only thing I tend to absorb in a description is what technique the artist used. We finished our tour in thirty minutes, both completely satisfied and enough to whisk me away from the dark clouds resting in my soul.

Below are some photos my wife and I snapped on her phone.