



September 30, 2009
The Getty Center doesn't just house paintings and sculptures; it also includes a spectacular garden filled with loads of flora and fauna (mums, lavender, mint, tulips, basil and roses, to name a few) and a maze. That's right, a real maze made from hedges. (One of the most impressive mazes can be found at Leeds Castle in Kent England, fyi. Visit if you can!) The Getty's maze has water running through it (how original!). At the end of their visit Teddy and Nibs stopped at the outdoor snack shop and feasted of a menagerie of desserts: a peanut butter cookie, a chocolate chip cookie and a rice crispie treat. Teddy thinks nibbling on museum goodies is hands-down the best part of visiting a museum.