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My hometown, Binghamton, NY, is home to the Roberson Museum and Science Center. High on my list of things to do when I visited for the holidays was checking out this little gem, as well as their annual Christmas tree exhibit, as pictured above!
There was also a brilliant quilt show going on. This giraffe was all pieced and serged together!
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I would LOVE to do a brilliant geometric quilt like this one!
There was an exhibit, Treasures of the Vault, which had a collection of all kinds of dolls, porcelain figures, handheld fans, a stuffed cheetah, and all kinds of crazy art!
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I could not resist this awesome sculpture: “Levitation” !
The unofficial theme of this Christmas was “balls.” Balls on trees, balls on art, balls on balls on balls.
My mom has this thing about Christmas balls, y’see.
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There was also a collection of dioramas showing different holidays and different ways of celebrating Christmas from all over the world. And of course, I had to post this photo of Krampus!
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This room was the. coolest.
It was filled with cotton and had a huge sleigh and was basically an enormous diorama of Santa!
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The mansion itself is always gorgeous, as well.
If you’re in the neighborhood, stop by and visit.
Then, visit my ball-obsessed mom and help her out by eating that last slice of gluten-free cheesecake I left behind.
The real tragedy of this holiday. 🙁
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