Popcorn Destroyed

You wait for your popcorn to explode into deliciousness in the microwave. You wait for the light to turn green while you’re already late for work. You wait for the paint to dry in your living room. And yesterday, the BoMa bloggers waited for the director of the Museum of Bad Art to meet with us.

Unlike the delicious taste of freshly made popcorn though, we were not so rewarded for our waiting efforts: our meeting fell through and the museum was closed. However, we spent a very artsy and successful day roaming the streets of Somerville. We merrily frolicked around the square, watching people and enjoying the beautiful weather. Our scrumptious lunch at Johnny D’s, complete with an excellent view of the stage we will return to see live as soon as we turn 21, made the trek to Somerville all worth it.

So what can we leave you with after a day less fast paced than some of our other adventures? We leave you with the following words of wisdom, written for you, our faithful followers, from us, your wise and cultured art aficionados. Drum roll please…although the BoMa bloggers may seem to be above all criticism and above all errors, although we may seem to be shrouded in a smoky haze of mystery, in our own art-loving world, we too face challenges and must overcome obstacles. The delay of an important meeting was ours today; but never fear, your loyal and committed BoMa bloggers will triumph. Stay tuned for the promised complete guide to arts in Boston for teens. And, on May 1-2, there will be an open gallery tour around Davis Square, making the journey to Somerville on the red line even more invigorating and exciting for our fellow art loving teenagers.