Gayle:

Interesting start.  I suggest that the writer respond to the needs and requirements of the museum - much as one would respond to a grant application.  Use the key words: children, education, and community.

Hope to see more of these. . .

Ron Fellows, CM 
Associate Director emeritus 


  Gayle, 

  What a fun experiment! I think that these must be first drafts, but I can't spend all day on them. At first I though, "Wow this must be a cover letter Haiku!"

  So I wrote one about myself: 

  Passion, excellence,
  An ability to learn
  Strives to give of self

  Here are my 25 words:

  I will help your museum foster an involved, active community surrounding and supporting it. Young? Maybe. Naïve? Idealistic? No, I am passionate, creative and organized. 



  I hope everyone has a great day!

  Audrey











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