The Mission San Jose's courtyard is filled with wonderful arches. Spend some time there looking at all the different angles. Notice the different facades of brick and stone.
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Thank You Reader for Checking Out My Story. The Writings Cover Any Topic That Comes Into My Memory. These Memories Are Based on 46 Years of Teaching in Public Schools of Texas, Coaching in Two High Schools, College Professor, My Fabulous Grandmother, and Life as It Unfolds. This is dedicated to My Grandmother, My Fabulous Students, in the Past and Current, and My Friends. All of These Events Shaped Who I have Become
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