Monday, August 16, 2010

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few students from wealthier families who didn't focus on the project that much. But this project wasn't for them. It was for those students whom I think don't have very many, if any, pictures of themselves. The faces of these children were fixed on the printer, watching their image take shape, and then their faces lit up when they got to receive their own personal picture, for free, to enjoy. (Each picture comes with the date printed on it, so they can remember when it was taken.) Those were the kids that really made the project worth while. It made me think how many of us take for granted the ability to take, print, and have pictures of ourselves from all throughout our lives. The fact that scrapbooking is a major hobby in the

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