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Woody Duncan   
Wyandotte High School - Class of 1962

Member since April 7, 2007.
Currently living in Albuquerque, NM.

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I'm a retired, Middle School art teacher from Kansas who decided to move to Albuquerque, New Mexico. I have maintained a web site called taospaint.com for several years. Frani (my beautiful wife of 46 years) and I have two sons and six grandkids. Three came as a set (triplets). We also have three great-grand kids, all boys. Frani makes quilts and I paint watercolors. Being retired, I have time to do stuff I enjoy. I'm a docent at the Albuquerque Museum. My team gives tours for school children twice each month. I'm also active in the New Mexico Watercolor Society. From time to time I do workshops for art teachers at state or national conferences. I have created web sites for the New Mexico Art Education Association and for an author in Colorado Springs named M J Brett. If my writings get political from time to time - it can't be helped. I was born a Liberal Democrat. Frani and I believe strongly in "Unions" and have always been members of organized labor - be it UAW, NEA or CWA. I consider myself a Populist and supported John Edwards for President. Besides ending "Bush's Damn War", Education, Health Care and Ending Poverty should be our top priorities. We are strong supporters of our new president Barrack Obama - who we proudly voted for Since 1985, I've been driving from Kansas to Taos, New Mexico to paint watercolors. I still attend the Adams State Watercolor Workshop at the Sagebrush Inn, in Taos, every June. Ken and Louise Blair are the greatest Inn Keepers in the world. They treat us like royalty. Frani is sure I go there just for the food, she's probably right. Feel free to visit my website anytime at http://www.taospaint.com and if you click on the link to my blog you can read why retirement in New Mexico is so wonderful.

Q: Current Relationship Status?
A: Married to Frani (Fran Kuzmic) class of 62 (46 years now) it seems like forever - but then marriage is suppose to be
Q: Any Children?
A: 2 boys (Jim and Buddy) 6 grandkids and 3 great-grandkids
Q: Any Pets?
A: Blossom
Q: Military History?
A: War Protester
Q: Work History?
A: Have not worked in over 30 years because I was a teacher and the kids did all the work
Q: Any post-Wyandotte education?
A: KU "Rock Chalk Jayhawks"
Q: What are your hobbies?
A: Watercolor in New Mexico and building websites http://www.taospaint.com
Q: Favorite Movie(s) or type of movies?
A: Cheap Ones - We only go the Dollar Shows
Q: Favorite type of music?
A: Folk and Country
Q: Favorite High School Memory?
A: Art Classes and those amazing "Times in the Darkroom"
http://www.taospaint.com
Retirement in New Mexico is wonderful where watercolors paint themselves everyday and the air is crystal clear
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