Memories
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Memories
memory by Dave Bunker
memory by Cate
memory by Cate
memory by Dave Bunker
memory by Dave Bunker
memory by Dave Bunker
memory by Dave Bunker
memory by Dave Bunker
memory by Dave Bunker
memory by Cate
memory by Dave Bunker
memory by Dave Bunker
memory by Dave Bunker
memory by Dave Bunker
memory by Dave Bunker
memory by Cate Murray
memory by Cate Murray
memory by Cate Murray
memory by Susan Geist Jones
memory by Susan Geist Jones
memory by Susan Geist Jones
memory by Susan Geist Jones
memory by Susan Geist Jones
memory by Susan Geist Jones
memory by Susan Geist Jones
memory by Susan Geist Jones
memory by Susan Geist Jones
memory by Cate Murray
Deeyah McClurkin
memory by Sandy Bunce Popelka
memory by Catherine A Murray
memory by Jim McElherne
memory by Jim McElherne
memory by Cate
memory by Cate
memory by Bob Dean
Sometimes, when I'm doing dishes and I rinse soap suds out of a bottle or jar, I remember Chemistry class with Mr. Hartman. I remember how he taught us that a small bit of water was better than a lot to rinse a beaker. And he was right! That memory often prompts another memory: the time we were to prepare an experiment and leave our beakers to react overnight. The next day Mr. Hartman emphatically told the class how important it was to follow directions exactly, as he’d found a container that was very hot that morning and said it could’ve caused a fire. Whoever had done it had forgotten to put their name on the label. I felt relieved no fire had started. And - confession time - I was also relieved that I had forgotten to put my name on it.
memory by Catherine A Murray
memory by Catherine A Murray
memory by Catherine A Murray
Leanne Robertson--musically inclined
memory by Catherine A Murray
memory by Catherine A Murray
memory by Catherine A Murray
memory by Catherine A Murray
Scott McCoy directing the Royal Thusnelda Festival Singers
memory by Tia Slater Watson
Let’s hear it for Whittier! 3rd grade and the marvelous Mrs. Simon!
memory by Catherine A Murray
memory by Kristi Fritsch Spoth
Roosevelt class
memory by Kristi Fritsch Spoth
memory by Kristi Fritsch Spoth
Roosevelt class
memory by Sheila glenn-whitford
memory by Sheila glenn-whitford
memory by Sheila glenn-whitford
memory by Sheila glenn-whitford
memory by Catherine A Murray
memory by Cate Murray
memory by Catherine A Murray
memory by Catherine A Murray
memory by Catherine A Murray
memory by Catherine A Murray
memory by Catherine A Murray
memory by Catherine A Murray
memory by Catherine A Murray
memory by Sheila glenn-whitford
memory by Catherine A Murray
memory by Catherine A Murray
memory by Catherine A Murray
memory by Catherine A Murray
memory by Catherine A Murray
memory by Catherine A Murray
memory by Catherine A Murray