After turning a corner, I saw two huge double doors on the left. I pointed to them and asked Tracey, ‘Is that the room from last night, the auditori...m?’ Tracey pulled on one of the doors and it came open. I stepped inside and looked. A wide aisle sloped downward to a large stage. Curtains had been closed across it. There were theatre style seats, but without armrests, on both sides of the aisle. They had much more room between rows than most theatres. I walked in a little ways, then looked up. . commands, I guess that how I thought of them back then. At that time I didn't know anything about the symbols, and certainly couldn't 'see' them. But, as with everyone with the gift, my mind was able to send these 'commands' that mixed with the other neurological elements of a nervous system and alters the processes within. This experiment on myself sparked my interest in finding how it all worked. It marks the beginning of what has become my life's work. I really don't attempt to figure it. Dennis Thompson - Gym TeacherCandace Ewerson - Gym TeacherMarcia - Sophomore - Tough looking girlRowan - Sophomore - Tough talking girlTomi - Sophomore - Sour at LeoCarlie - Freshman - Unethusiastic and nonegaged phys ed studentFranchesca - Sophomore Cheerleader - Gets called Franny a lotDorothy - Sophomore - Seems no Juniors know her last nameJasmine - Freshman - Lebanese girl who is off put by sexually aggressive womenYue - Freshman - Made to forget some bad sexual experiencesGina - Freshman. Tomorrow we’d get on the plane for the trip home.Ah to be home again! The last leg of the trip from Vancouver back to our little island was uneventful and while we’d really enjoyed our trip, we were oh so glad to be home again. We’d let Faye (our ‘cabin sitter’) know when we’d be home and she was all packed and ready to go back to the main island. Maggie and Ralph let us know how upset they were for us abandoning them but that only lasted for about half a minute and a few hugs for Ralph and ear.