As usual, list of things to keep in mind:
January 26th - Rutgers University Geology Museum Open House (fun, fun, fun, as usual; acquired a lovely azurite among other things! Attending the mineral sale actually gave me an impetus to, finally, bring some semblance of order to my mineral treasures. I'm about halfway through sorting; some info, as it turns out, is missing or stupid me has missplaced but at least I am going to have a nicely stored and more or less organized collection).
February 5th - Eddie Izzard show (amazing! This is the third time I have seen him, and Eddie does not disappoint. This show was not really a show, more of a workshop in preparation for a full-blown tour. The bits about British Olympic horse events and the ballet were fantastic!)
February 6th - hopefully, the start of my NYU class (nope, no luck at all with this class, second time in a row. Shoot, I guess I have to start searching elsewhere for my continuous education needs.)
April 12th-14th - NY/NJ Gem and Mineral Show (missed the inaugural show last year which reportedly was wonderful, must go this time!)
April 20th-21st - Northeast Astronomy Forum (same thing, didn't make last year)
April 25th - the next TNG Theatrical Event. In honor of the Third Season Blu-Ray release, they will be showing both parts of The Best Of Both Worlds, the two-parter that basically saved TNG in the ratings and as far as its popularity was concerned among majority of the Trek fans; one of the milestones in the history of Trek if you will.
April 25th - the next TNG Theatrical Event. In honor of the Third Season Blu-Ray release, they will be showing both parts of The Best Of Both Worlds, the two-parter that basically saved TNG in the ratings and as far as its popularity was concerned among majority of the Trek fans; one of the milestones in the history of Trek if you will.
Plus, of course, the still planned visits to see the Enterprise at the Intrepid Museum, AMNH, Harry Potter Experience and the Metropolitan Museum.
