Summer school has ended

Thursday was the last day of summer school and U didn't get to read very many of My adventures because I wasn't able to type "them".

The new school year starts August 17.  My time away from home each day will be longer so I have no idea how much I will be posting here.  We will be starting to get ready for the new year next Tuesday but no students until the 17th.

I was reminded of an  incident this week: I have toys for the students. One boy had a squishy ball that sprang a leak. "They" are filled with something like slime. Of course the other boy had to check it out. Now I have two little boys with slime stringing out and All over "their" hands. Like spider webs. Imagine the fun and mess and don't forget the giggles.

Fortunately: I also have tissues. Cleaning slime off two little boys and the bus was a sticky, stringy adventure.

Life truly is a metaphor.

Having trouble with words

There is soooo much that I want to share.  I only wish that I knew what it is/was.

That is part of what it is like (for Me) to slip deep into multiD.  When I go deep into multiD it is hard to zoom back in to only 3d.  I Am still very much in 3d (at least when awake) but not only in 3d.  When zoomed/focused in to 3d, that is (pretty much) All I see and theel.  When in multiD I don't see the details of 3d.  I'm in and experiencing the bigger picture.  Zoomed in to 3d I see each tree.  Expanded into multiD I see the entire forest.

It can be hard to squeeze multiD into words because words are limited.  MultiD is limitless.

Monday 7/25

I hope that I get to finish this. I theel more like typing (focusing in 3d) than I have in a week. However: We are having a wind storm and My power (electricity) keeps blinking off and back on. That means that I lose what I have typed and My clocks have to be reset. Fortunately it has not affected My coffee maker which I use for My alarm clock.

Last week the students took Me deep into multiD every day and I just did not want to go back to only 3d. So: I went to dream. I did watch several Marvel movies which let Me stay in the multiverse.

The students are really enjoying the toys and I theel that using "their" imaginations so vividly is what is taking Us into multiD and dream.

I Am kinda amazed at how good "they" are doing at sharing the toys. If One student wants a toy that another has the other is Allmost Allways willing to share and then I let the One pick another toy and compliment "them" on sharing.

I have a couple of students that want Me to sit with "them". That Allways makes Me theel good.

"They" still pretty quiet but more talkative than without toys. We go through two military bases and "they" are excited to tell Me when "they" see an airplane or helicopter and ask what kind of truck We see. (I'm knot real good at that One.)

One student who was wide awake and active is now going to dream every afternoon.

Wednesday 7/27 
The power went out for Allmost two days and I was soooo happy to see a lithe on when I arrived home from town today. I was not quite so happy about the two piles of hail beside where I park. I remind MySelves that I have hail in July in California.

More later.

Just letting You know that I went way deep into multiD last week.

When I go a step deeper than before it takes a lot of concentration to do anything 3d.

I was able to work because of what I do.  I do knot theel that I could have driven the bus.  TG I don't have to.  After My morning section (most days) I had to go dream briefly between taking a shower and eating lunch.  When I got home I went right to dream before even eating dinner.

It was great but knot conducive to typing and sharing.

Hope to bee around more as I adjust to living at this depth of multiD.

Toys

The students took Me to multiD again and I had to go dream a bit before I could type about today.  It is hard to put into words what it was like (and often is) when I got home.  Obviously I was here in 3d (multiD does include 3d) and I was also many other places/dimensions too.  I thelt very spacey.

Anyway: yesterday the boy that I had last year asked if I had any toys.  (I Allways had toys for My four little boys last year.)  I told him no because there are too many children on this bus to manage with toys.  (It actually makes My job harder to supervise the students when I provide toys.  However: it also can make the ride more fun for everyOne.)  He was very disappointed.

I thought it over and how could I face such disappointment?  I have some stress-relief (squishy) toys that I decided to try.

The students were All very happy to each have a toy to play with on the ride.  The toys definitely livened "them"  up.  The louder was a happy sound.  I did have to keep reminding two boys to keep "themSelves" and "their" toy in "their" seat and out of the aisle.  Bodies and body parts and toys waving around in the aisle is very distracting for the driver and can create a safety hazard.  So: more work for Me and a happier ride for the children.  At school "they" All returned My toys even though some had found "their" way into pack-packs.

The One boy remembered the little, squishy football that I had last year and commented that it was not in the bag.  I looked too and for some reason it was not there.  The boy across the aisle had picked out the little, squishy basketball and offered it to the One and took a squishy noodle instead.  I told him that was very nice of him.  Of course the basketball quickly turned into a laser cannon and blasted the boy with the noodle.

The boy with the shield did not want a toy but continues to want Me to with him.  I Allways enjoy being asked to sit with students.  He is the most talkative of the morning students.

On the afternoon section the last child home asked Me to sit in the back with the last two.  I told "them" that I would when the first child was dropped off at home.  When I moved back "they" were both very happy and had lots to tell Me.  One is going to a house party (next door)over the weekend and was very excited.  The other Ones older brother is having two friends over for dinner.  He hopes the friends do not mess with his stuff.  Sometimes visitors do mess people's stuff You know.

When I told the last child home that I watched "Iron Man" last night he was very excited: "We have that on video."

Children are soooo cool.

Oh:  I found the football when I got home.  I have no idea why I took it out of the bag.

Day three

Yesterday when I got home the students had taken Me too far/deep into multiD for Me to be able to type much.  That happens sometimes.  It is good in My opinion.

When the boy with the shield was getting on the bus he stopped at the bottom of the bus steps, looked at Our driver and said: "You again?"  It was sooooo funny.  I theel it was because she was One of the Ones who tried to get him to wear his pack-pack.  Today One teacher finally got him to wear it.  I don't know why this soooo important to A-dults.  I theel it is part of the programming/conditioning Our society thinks "they" need.  BTW: he likes to sing on the bus.

One girl brought her Pikachu the first day but her parents are knot letting her take him(?) anymore.  She gets very upset.  Today she decided she wanted a brother instead and chose to sit with One of the boys.  It took a bit but I convinced him to play her brother.

It did start raining on My way to town this morning and rained most of the morning.  When it stopped it left a wind behind which helped clear the air.  Much easier to breathe and the students got to play outside more.

The students are definitely warming up to Us.  Still quiet but talking a bit.  I theel "they" are mostly a quiet group.  When "they" do get a little loud at least it is a happy loud (so far).

When the next to the last student got off the last One said: "Now We can talk".  Then he pointed to the seat that the other had vacated across the aisle.  We had a nice chat.  Looks like We will be getting to know each other.

We have seven or eight students in the morning and a completely different group of three in the afternoon.  Every day some of Our morning students want to get on Our bus to ride home.  One year One student totally refused to ride the other bus home.  He was a big, strong boy and We ended up taking him home.

Riding the school bus with Myrddin

Today was the first day of second summer school so I got to meet most of My students.  (We are trying to stop calling "them" kids.)  Two did not ride but We met the rest and "They" are a great group.  How the driver and attendant treat "them" (starting with the greeting) makes a lot of difference.  That is why I appreciate finding this driver.  She compliments Me very well.  Maybe even better than the driver that I had for several  years.

I had One of Our morning boys last year and the rest are All new.  "They" were All pretty quiet and got more open and talkative the closer We got to school.  That is fairly normal.  The One that I know had an accident on his bike just before We picked him up so he was pretty down  most of the ride.  It was still great to see him again.

I have learned that if I quickly connect/click with One of the students "they" are the "bad boy" of the group whether "they" are a boy or a girl.  The One I had last year clicked with Me.  I had four preschool boys that rode together and "they" All had "little boy syndrome".  He was One of those.

One little boy had a great ride and wanted Me to sit with him the whole ride.  He did knot want to go into school.  He carried his back pack (Allways pronounced Pack Pack) like a shield.  EveryOne tried to get him to wear it on his back but he refused.  EveryOne tried to get him to go in but he stood there shaking his head "No" and clutching his shield.  The admins had Us leave thinking that might help.  We take a different group home so I Am clueless how he did.

We have to bee very careful what We say and ask.  This is a very christian community so I have to be especially careful.  I use a lot of mindspeak and those who are open receive.  I use suggestions and questions rather statements and commands.  I try very hard to support each student whether I agree with "them" or knot.

We only had 3 riders in the PM and "they" were All quiet until We got to "their" homes.

A new experience

This morning when I woke there was someOne/something/spirit? leaning/hovering over Me. Staring, observing or watching. It was not solid like a physical person. It was more like a cloud and it looked like a Hobbit. It disappeared as soon as I saw it.  I definitely thelt it was friendly and curious.

It startled Me so I probably startled it. I did say hello as I have started doing when I see anything that is not here/there in the physical. This is the first time I have been aware of anything quite like this. I'm thinking I must be opening more.

Hello: it's been a while

 Maybe I'm  back.  Just checking things out for now.  I just might start posting again.

Just wanted to mention that I have been following Daniel Scranton for a while: https://danielscranton.com/  he pretty much mirrors where I Am at.