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Following are the reflections of three students from the 2/3 classrooms at Dr. Morris Gibson Elementary school after visiting the Morrison House and envisioning what it might look like in the future:

 

By: Alex

I wonder what the Morrison House will be like in 100 years.  I have a picture of what it looked like 100 years ago but I can only predict what the future will be. In 100 years I think that the Morrison House might have had its name changed or a wrecking ball might have smashed it. It might have a sunroof over the garage and even a wine cellar.  Or they might turn it into a store, such as an ice cream store, or even a coffee shop.  It may even have been made bigger.  A rich man could have moved in.  He would have put in a green house, a huge pool, a sauna, a ballroom, a lounge, a billiard room, a huge kitchen and a library.
 However I can not fast forward to the future.  I do think there will be more technology in the house than there is today, because we have more technology even since I was born.  The movies that I have seen about the future show machines that even dress people.  Perhaps there will be this kind of machinery in the Morrison House.  Perhaps one day I will be able to look into the future or maybe I will be able to visit the Morrison House when I am 108 years old!


By: Jordie and Nathaniel

The Morrison House will change a lot in 100 years.  I think that the Morrison House will change a lot of parts and may even break down. There may be glass shingles for the roof to keep it warm.  It may be knocked down by a wreaking ball and rebuilt again.  I think in 100 years it may be wider using up more of the land around it.  I also think it would be bigger than it is in the present.  In 100 years I think that it wouldn't have any columns to hold the roof onto the top of the house. I think in 100 years the Morrison house will look different.
 



 
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