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My students are finishing up their mythology projects. I was dinking around from blog to blog, reading what people are up to. I ended up at Kristin Gorski's "Write Now is Good," her blog about writing and creativity. Her lovely choice of pic 
(The Nine Muses by dunechaser) made me laugh. I wonder what interpretations of their myths they will find.
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Hello Anonymous Teacher -- Thanks for the mention of my blog post and the link. The Lego muses made me laugh, too. They are delightful!
Posted by: Kristin Gorski (KG) | February 19, 2008 at 06:39 PM