Journey in Cambridge yields another dose of quality time with amazing people, colossal amounts of sleep, and this Maple Porter growler to be shared with city friends this evening

You got writes

Awe, Lifelong Learning

Dear Soul Miracle, I admit that I really love when most of those I teach happen to be either a little or a lot older than I

Yes, there's a boost in confidence that comes from being able to teach your native language to people with more existential experience, but even more so when you can educate them with knowledge of a vast array of worldly topics which they appear to value.  Of course, their experience helps these "students" to inform my world as well.

That said, the number one reason I love helping older people learn--after so many years of taking in their words of wisdom--is they usually express the most enthusiasm, which is likely the greatest gift of all lives' loving creations

Sometimes it's nice to get to know your colleagues

World Poetry Day is Bach's date of birth in one verse

Spring Grows You

Thankfully, I've got plenty of stories.  I need to get many people interested.  What are people interested in?

I asked students what they wanted to discuss with each other.  I had them write their ideas on pieces of paper.  When complete, papers sporting ink markings of letters joining together as words whose sole purpose is expressing ideas passed from hand to hand until they reached my eyes so I could read them and make sound waves vibrate in their ears so that they imaged such ideas in their minds...

...And the majority wrote a word:  Traveling

Perfect.

We are truly all travelers braving journeys