halloweden replied to your photoset “halloweden: a v good day at one of my favorite places in the…

Sunday, February 5th, 2017

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a v good day at one of my favorite places in the world…”

I totally understand what you’re saying! But I’ve actually grown to appreciate this place more lately since having many discussions with my art management intern advisor talking about the accessibility of art. I love that it’s a little oasis filled with both originals and copies of pieces you would normally have to go to a place like the louvre to see. I feel like in that sense Hearst accomplished making a museum for everyone

I’d love hearing more about some of your favorites there. I’ve only done the “great rooms” tour. @anonsally mentioned to me how much she liked seeing the kitchens, and I’d definitely like to do that tour some day.

I can’t imagine spending the $750 (!) for a private tour, but it’s fun to imagine what that would be like.

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halloweden answered your question:I have questions! Two of them… @halloweden, are…I asked him…

Tuesday, January 12th, 2016

I asked him if he will marry me

Good choice! I asked someone that once and it worked out really well. Fingers crossed he says yes quickly so you can have a Spring wedding.

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I’ve only been to Hearst castle once about a year ago but it was so amazing! It’s definitely worth a visit at least once but I think they have a couple different tours. After the tours you can just hang around for however long you want too

Monday, March 2nd, 2015

I’ve seen it from the coast many times when visiting Cambria and making a jaunt north to see the elephant seals, or when en route to Kirk Creek Campground. My wife always suggests a side trip to it (she’s been at least a few times in the pre-me era), but for some reason we’ve never followed through on doing it. Next time!

When I was a teenager we sailed my dad’s boat north up the coast to San Francisco to participate in a race, and we spent a night anchored in the cove at San Simeon. I rowed over to that wooded peninsula on the west side of the cove and hiked around in it. It was really cool; it felt like no one had been there for years. I imagined I was back in WRH’s day, when they were using the cove to bring in all those amazing works of art for the castle.

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“Sherlock and Watson are best friends, certainly. They’re also chaste boyfriends, as well as a…”

Tuesday, February 4th, 2014

“Sherlock and Watson are best friends, certainly. They’re also chaste boyfriends, as well as a captain and his first mate. Mostly, though, they’re a god and a mortal, mutually besotted—the most impossible love affair of all.”

Emily Nussbaum in the New Yorker (via wutheringsherlock)

Fun fact: Back in 2002, when Emily Nussbaum was writing for Slate, she wrote something really sweet about my blogging of Winona Ryder’s fashion choices during her shoplifting trial. (Note: the first link in Nussbaum’s piece was broken when I switched to WordPress; it should now point here: Winona Day IV: Green and Frumpy. The second link still works, though: WinonaRyderOnTrial.)

Good times.

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