I started a new full-time job last week. I’ve been too busy with it to blog about it in detail–too busy to blog at all, in fact. But I wanted to get started again with this week’s Thursday Doors.
Behind the school where I work, there is an astroturf “lawn” and a basketball court. There are also some picnic tables for the students to eat lunch. And a door.
Students painted this mural, with names of famous cultural figures, next to the back door last year. I like how they included two genders and several nationalities. I spend a lot of time looking at this mural when I’m supervising student lunch.
I have showed a school, with murals, in Thursday Doors before. That school was a more typical California public school, with a lot of separate buildings.
My new school is different. It is located in a former office building in San Jose. Architecturally it is unusual for a school too, with a lot of windows but not much in the way of athletic facilities. These students are more interested in science than sports anyway.
Thursday Doors is a weekly feature allowing door lovers to come together to admire and share their favorite door photos from around the world. Feel free to join in on the fun by creating your own Thursday Doors post and then sharing it, between Thursday morning and Saturday noon (North American Eastern Time), on the linky list at Norm 2.0’s blog.
The kids did a great job drawing the cultural icons.
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Congrats on the new job! Love these murals! So much creativity & detail!
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The art definitely makes for a great door post 🙂
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These are terrific. Congrats and good luck with the new job 🙂
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The mural with the cultural figures is unique and impressive. I’m glad the door beside it is gray and plain as it doesn’t distract from the art.
Congrats and best of luck on the new job.
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Lovely photos and congratulations on the new job.
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These are great!
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Good luck. The mural is very nice. Looks like you got some passionate young scientists.
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Nice. Good luck at the new job!
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