Shea and I have found a new friend in the new National Museum. With it's many groovy giant games and magnetic wall ... the both of us are seduced beyond reason by the beautifully restored institution.
Natural light floods the compound and the many stairways offer Shea and I routes to explore from different perspectives. While scaredy Shea cat did not quite appreciate the Maria Theresia exhibition as much as I wanted her to (too dark lah, mannequins too scary lah, piano too big lah, the suspended fabrics are creepy lah ... all sorts of nonsense lah) ... I really believe that brat was just looking for an excuse to deviate back to the giant snakes and ladders game.
If you've not been there ... GO. NOW.
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