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I'm Gretchen Rubin and this is a little happier. As part of my work around the writing of my book,

Life in Five Senses, I decided to visit the Metropolitan Museum every day for a year. I love these daily visits to the Met so much that I still go to the museum every day.

Around the same time that my book hit the shelves, another book was published,

All the Beauty in the World, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Me, by Patrick Bringley.

For a decade, Patrick worked as a museum guard in the Met, and in this terrific memoir,

he writes about his experience.

Because we both had new books that discussed spending time in the Met, somehow, and I don't

remember exactly how, Patrick and I met,. We had a lovely time wandering through the

museum together, talking about our observations and favorite objects. The highlight for me was when

Patrick pointed out something he called the guard marks. A guard mark is the mark made on a wall

where museum guards have leaned up against it, and over

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