By Heaven JamesAs the kinesthetic learner I am, our scavenger hunt was the perfect and most fun experience I have had
in awhile. The scavenger hunt stretched our brains to solve clues, but also, stretched our bodies, venturing to our destinations. The first of the clues lead us to the Molly Brown House Museum. I had never been to the museum, but instantly remembered writing a paper on Molly back in 4th grade. I was so excited to finally get to go! The house was amazing and I learned so much about Molly. I loved learning that she would actually yodel out on her front balcony. It makes me want to step out on my front patio and give yodeling a go! The next clue lead us to the Capital building. I love the architecture of the building and had never known the stairs had any more meaning besides being stairs. The stairs signifying the miles above sea level of Colorado was a very cool addition. The next stop was to the Denver Public Library. The library is beautiful! I could have stayed there all day! I love books! Even though we weren’t able to look inside Jill Tietjan’s archives we were able to look at the inventory for the archives and that was just as fantastic! There were so many awards and certificates. I thought to myself, what an amazing woman! She’s achieved so much! It inspired me to achieve as much as I can and do as much as I can, to make a difference in others lives and my own. We then traveled to take a picture In front of the black American West Museum. I was shocked to see it as a cute house. The fact that the museum was a house made it feel more familiar. When we went in front of Coors Field to ask people the questions I was so excited! It reminded me of those Youtube videos I watch all the time, of people walking up to random people on the streets and asking them questions. The answers were surprising! The answers people gave would be really close at times and then way off at others. I had the best day ever! I’m so thankful to the Blossom Project for this unforgettable experience. I can’t wait for what’s to come!
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