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Monthly Archives: December 2010
James Whitcomb Riley Elementary School
So, you ask yourself, what about those pictures of the elementary schools he mentioned in his Leonardo blog entry. Well, here is the first one and a description of some of my adventures as a kiddygarter through 4th grader. When … Continue reading
Posted in Autobiography
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A Disappointing Visit with Leonardo
About 6 months or so ago we heard that an exhibition about Leonard Da Vinci was coming to the Des Moines Science Center. Leonardo is the closest thing there is to being my hero, so this exhibit was a “must … Continue reading
Posted in Daily life
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