Buffy ,'Never Leave Me'
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A discussion of Lord of the Rings - The Return of the King. If you're a pervy hobbit fancier, this is the place for you.
Post from TORN:
8/30/04, 1:28 pm EST - Xoanon
eekfrenzy writes: I just came back from the Houston Museum of Natural Science, where to my delight I found out that the Lord of the Rings Exhibit will be shown in summer 2005. Apparently Boston isn't the only US stop! The Houston Museum of Natural Science web pages do not yet have the exhibit listed, but I verified it with several Museum workers.
So, my advice to you -t is to stop by the museum and see if they are still advertising it.
Ooh! Yay.
I know!!!
I can get to the Indiana exhibit.
Thanks sumi, I knew they were coming to Houston sometime in 2005 (from one of your posts, probably) but hadn't heard any dates. When I saw that Indiana had actual dates, I started to worry.
I'm checking the museum's web site pretty regularly. It'd be a long drive just to check advertising - I'm planning on making the exhibit the centerpiece of a roadtrip.
Am I the only one that feels that the retraction of the Dec. 14 street date is a very bad sign?
If I have to wait till next year for this......!
It looks like the exhibit is hanging out in each city for about 3 months -- so Indy gets the last quarter of 2005 -- there are still 3 other quarters, right?
Yup. I'm switching from pessimistic to optimistic :-)
I should actually be going to the Houston MNS next week, when my brother-in-law is in town, so I'll keep my eyes open.
I can get to the Indiana exhibit.
We should go together!
Heh. I am laughing at my own willingness to plan to attend events more than a year in advance. The LotR fandom has long-term vision, because it knew from the beginning that the source of its fannishness was a years-long process.