


Okay, so even Lakendra's wondering. If you look really carefully you might recognize the statue that my daughters are flanking--it's Thomas Jefferson! Over spring break we went to Monticello, where our second president lived. He was all about art and architecture...and running our country, of course. His home is an amazing place, and his gardens and estate were revolutionary in developing new technology for that time. Jefferson even worked at genetically altering crops. Wow!
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