Probably a tad late for peak cherry blossom season but definitely close enough for a good swanking. Keep me posted.

If it involves a weekend, I might be able to make it. I've been wanting to see the Museum of the American Indian.

Excellent, this snowball is picking up steam... Let me know if you and € can work out a time. The Moonliner Multi-Passenger Motorized Mobile Mover is at your disposal for runs to/from Baltimore and DC.

Have lunch at their "cafeteria" which is actually the definition of swank fare.

Hmm, we were starting to plan an October trip to NY....

Isn't there an EPCOT anniversary this year?

See my post above re: Cafe Sabarsky.

And we can look at the names on the wall. :)

I'm road-tripping to Hearst Castle in July with some out of town swanker-film friends. This will be a our pre-SF Silent Film Festival trip. Staying at a B&B called The Pickford House, naturally, I will be in the Rudolph Valentino room.

As for swanking to LA, as an out of towner, I'm totally up for a Getty on the 405 trip. I've not been to the Getty in many years, and like CP, never to the new (not so now) museum.

A walking tour of the Whitley Heights neighborhood could be cool, as well.

A picnic at the Hollywood Bowl if the entertainment is good?

A Griffith Park excursion?

Awww. To share with the class: the hubbo's name is engraved on an honor wall at the National Museum of the American Indian for his work with the Eastern Shoshone. I'm so proud of my snookywookums.

Camping in the spring