Welcome back and Happy New Year!!

 Welcome back, one and all, to The Millennium Museum! It has been far too long...but what better occasion to reopen our doors than the 25th Anniversary of the change from 1999 to 2000? 

And, this is our 12th Anniversary. I'm afraid it's not yet time to break out the cake and champagne and party favors, though, because there's work to be done.

I mean, just LOOK at this place! Tarps everywhere, sawdust on the floor, dust and cobwebs on the cabinets, the interactive screens either badly glitching or not working at all...This simply will not do. 

The Countdown to the Millennium Clock

As we approach the end of 2024, the beginning of 2025, and the 25th anniversary of the turn from 1999 to 2000, I thought it might be appropriate to post this Celebration Clock.

Produced by a company called Harry Boxer, Inc., a company which strangely yields no results on a Google search, this is a fairly run-of-the-mill alarm clock with an analog clock and digital timer. 

This thing is laughably cheap. It includes a sheet of stickers--yes, stickers--for Halloween, Christmas, retirement, vacations, etc. that can cover over the "Millennium Year 2000" lettering. At least the alarm clock's face has some images to liven it up. A quick eBay search turns up similar countdown clocks with tons more personality than this. At least it was only $2 at Goodwill.

It is time.

 I think the time has come to reopen the Museum's doors in time for the New Millennium's 25th anniversary.

There will likely be less frequent posts, but more in-depth. 

The doors were never completely closed...I always left them ajar. 

Now, to figure out a Geocities-type layout. Au travail!