It is Monday, let us all rejoice!
This weekend my wife and I took our five children to the Spyscape Museum in NYC. The two of us had been there in 2020 (remember that dumpster fire?) and always wanted our kids to experience it. The magical confluence of Passover, Easter and Ramadan meant that the museum were open and the lines were short.
If you have never been to a Spyscape, you have to add it to your list of places to visit when in NYC (unless there is one in a city closer to you). It's an immersive experience all about the history and art of spycraft, espionage, deception, code-cracking and hacking that leads you through both mental and physical challenges to determine where your fit would be in the Intelligence (or Counter-intelligence) operations field.
As you finish the tour you are presented your Spy role with a summary of all of your scores. Seeing how each of my children (and my wife) matched up was both eye-opening and re-affirming!
My role, should I choose to accept it, would be:
Don't worry, I won't be following anyone around at Team '23 (or maybe that's what a spy would say...)
Your Mission should you Choose to Accept It:
Monday in NYC most of the Museums are closed. So fill the gap by sharing a recent museum experience you enjoyed in the thread below. Let us know what your recommendations are so we can add them to our itineraries when visiting the cities you experienced them in.
Have a great week!
Edit: Here is a Trello Board that tracks all of the locations mentioned in the comments. Click on Map View to see the geographic dispersion of the recommendations.
