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A museum professional, public historian, and writer tries 100 new things and writes about it

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Learning to Listen with my Eyes

American Sign Language languages learning

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Accidentally Harriet the Spy

languages learning transportation

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Learning My Mother Tongue

December 23, 2016

immigration languages learning teaching volunteering

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A Peek into Alchemy of the Soul and the sugar refineries of Cuba

for museum-goers languages multicultural exploration

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Tegan Kehoe: Museum professional by day and freelance writer by night... and sometimes the other way around.

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In A Catalog of Curiosity, I try 100 new things and report back to the readers, often with long-form reflections. The things run the gamut from reading books and visiting museums I’ve been meaning to get to, to having grand new adventures. They are all connected to what I consider my work, which includes history, writing, teaching, navigating the role of museums in their communities, and more. "My work" is at my job doing exhibits and education at a medical museum, and it’s outside of my job. I hope you’ll join me for my whole journey, but if you want to jump straight to posts that relate to you, choose a tag below.

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