Summer Memories

Post author:Dan Klarmann
Post published:May 19, 2010
Post category:Science / Web Site / Whimsy / Writing
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Few times as a kid did I wish for a teacher to ask, What I Did on my Summer Vacation? The school year beginning in 1971 would have been one of them. I recently wrote a bit about one day that summer at one of my other venues:

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Dan Klarmann

A convoluted mind behind a curly face. A regular traveler, a science buff, and first generation American. Graying of hair, yet still verdant of mind. Lives in South St. Louis City. See his personal website for (too much) more.

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