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Yes, I know it’s a weekend, but it’s Christmas Eve and I want to welcome Christmas properly. Here’s the famous Christmas Kettle on the front lawn of the Mercer Museum. Now what could be more festive than that?

I have a third reader! Congratulations and welcome to Paul. You’ll be the featured artwork Real Soon Now.

We went to the Da Vinci Museum in Allentown today for our Annual Christmas Adventure. Like most science museums, it was really aimed at kids younger than ours and it was kind of a small museum anyway, but there were some cool things there and we had a fun time. It just opened a couple of months ago, so the museum is in great shape and most of the exhibits work. There’s a bonus for you.

Plus, we had lunch at Perkins, which is always a treat, huh? They had a Breakfast Food Special that got us into the restaurant, and then we found out it only applies on weekdays. So, the food cost a lot more than we expected, but Perkins really does breakfast food well.

It’s Joseph Smith’s two hundredth birthday today. To remind us of what he started, here’s the Conference Center in Salt Lake City. What a great building!

Here are Reader Number Two and his friend appreciating art at the Michener Art Museum in Doylestown. It’s so uplifting.

I’m going to Cape Canaveral for a launch campaign in February/March/April this coming year. Plus, I have a meeting there in January in preparation for the launch. In honor of those trips, here’s a picture of the Cape Canaveral lighthouse. It’s on the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station property, so it’s not too easy to get a closeup picture like this. Although it’s not too hard, since anybody can pay a few bucks for a bus tour that takes you right by it. In any case, here it is.

As promised yesterday, here’s reader number two, looking oddly demonic. Maybe he’s just crazy about legos. Or could it be that he IS a dino? You be the judge. Either way, we love him anyway.

Nothing interesting today. More tomorrow.