While in Chicago, we went to the Museum of Science and Industry. I had never been there before, but it was actually quite fascinating.
{Of course, my fascination only lasted through the big scene in the cafeteria...}
Before the getaway was absolutely ruined, I managed to see the Christmas Around the World display at the MSI. The different culture groups in Chicago each decorated a tree for the display that represents their culture. Unfortunately, tripods were not allowed, so that led to shots that were less than spectacular, but I still really enjoyed the display. Here are the favorite pictures that I got at this exhibit:
My absolute favorite tree was the Japanese tree. I
must find out how to make these paper ornaments!

Of course, I had to make a stop at the Mexican tree:
I don't remember what tree the stars were on, but it was really sparkly and pretty too:
This tree was pretty with gold and purple.
Same view, two different focus points:
I think these decorations added more to the room than anything else:
Beautiful ornaments. I'm sure you can find how to make those paper ones on pinterest. lol
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