Prof. Kendra Givens

Oops! I forgot about fishing. I'll take another 2 casts, please :)

I'll cast twice, please!

I'll (finally) join in too! Both tries, please.

I would be remiss if I didn't talk about the Bermuda Triangle - we want to make sure we don't travel near that area at all. The Bermuda Triangle is an area of the Atlantic Ocean, located between Miami (in the United States state of Florida), Bermuda, and Puerto Rico. Ships or aircrafts which enter that area have disappeared and never been found. One specific tale of disappearance involves Flight 19, a combat training mission involving 5 planes that took off from the Naval Air Station in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, on December 5th, 1945. Those 5 aircrafts and the 14 people aboard disappeared after entering the Bermuda Triangle, never to be seen again. To make matters worse, one of two aircrafts that were sent to search for Flight 19 also vanished 20 minutes after takeoff. That plane and the 13 people aboard have never been found either. Let's make sure we don't go in that direction, please!

Sherlock Holmes! “I don’t want to survive. I want to live.”

Inside Out! “When you use a bird to write with, it’s called tweeting.”

Ticket is designed as a film reel patterned colored in blue and yellow instead of black and white, for probably obvious reasons. 'ADMIT ONE' is written in all capital letters in black in the center of the ticket. Below that, my name is printed in a cursive/handwritten type of font.

The Wizard of Oz! "I'm king of the world!"

"Some stranger somewhere remembers you because you were kind to them."

This one should not surprise any of you, but I think of my speaking very rapidly, usually telling stories that are irrelevant to others and might not make any sense to them. I think if I were to slow down and realize the thoughts coming from my brain to my tongue, I wouldn't say half of what I do. Either that, or I would tell stories in a simpler fashion with my details more ironed out, rather than rambling. I apologize to all of you who deal with this and me on a regular basis <3

While I have a large list of things I can think of that could be silenced, a few things come to mind at this moment: 1. The baby sparrows in the nest above my front door. Every morning, as I sit at my computer, all I hear is a bunch of tiny chirps. While it's adorable, I also get to a point of please just be quiet. Today, they're learning to fly, so there's a bunch of added noise with that too. And mama bird freaking out a little bit. 2. My dog is easily startled and has a vendetta against my neighbors. I let him out at 4am and the air conditioner shut off at that exact moment, which startled him. He started running toward the neighbors' house while barking incessantly. If I could just aim a silencing charm at him, I wouldn't have to be yelling at him to shut up at 4am. Or ever.

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