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Pitch a museum for an overlooked part of everyday life.
Describe its central idea. Walk through two exhibits. Explain what visitors would learn.
Pitch a museum for an overlooked part of everyday life.
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My museum of ordinary repairs would display a mended coat beside the story of its owner. A second room would let visitors hear the sounds of tools, showing how care can keep an object in use.
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