Senses

 With both feet on the ground

Lift my hands to the clouds

I am on my way

On my way

Jump off

Spread your wings

Look what you’ve done

With both feet on the ground

Please lift my hands to the clouds

I am on my way

On my way

To taste the hard water drops, mouth open

To smell the fresh air

To feel magic in my soul

To hear the sweet Melody sing the song of my heart

To see grandeur perspective.

Floating into a world of bliss

With both feet on the ground

Lift my hands to the clouds

I am on my way

Stars shining bright for you

On my way

Have it your way

Suzanne Sateri

Google Classroom - Adding Students

 In order to add new students to your Google Classroom once you’ve added a class is (according to the following but in your classroom it may look slightly different: Click on the green area in the center. 

The green area should have lead you to a page like this: Click on the bottom right section where it says: People. 

You can add students by entering their email address and then clicking the Invite button or you can send students the class code. You can also invite fellow teachers.

Beginning from this page, in order to find the class code, click on the top right little wheel button (settings) and it should pull up a page that looks like this where your class code is visible under the section that says General: 

Google Classroom - Navigation

 If you need to reposition where you are in the classroom, click on either the top three lines on the top left of the Google Classroom page or the three dots on the top right hand side of the page. That would be as if you’re returning to your desk in the classroom to continue the lesson or start another one. 

Google Classroom - Adding a Class

 If you click on the top left of the Google Classroom page, you will find three lines. Click on those lines to pull up this little navigation bar. Click on classes to add a class. 

Google Classroom

For example: Go to your App Store next to Settings. In the search area, type in Google Classroom. Open the App, get the App. If you already had the App, you might have the option to update the App.

Manner

As United people, we’ve been going through so much together. It started with social media. A disbursed power that was once held in the hands of only a few channels. Now, the media has become socialized. We’re able to communicate our needs, mistakes, wishes, hopes and dreams with one another.

Medicine, through the Corona Virus, is possibly what has been happening to socialize health care. Instead of some health care workers taking a knee (so to speak), while others feel like they might be on the other end of that, law enforcement protects and serves, and people unite to help one another. We, together, a part of one body, suffer together and are triumphant together.

At Disneyland, I observe the characters. I believe characters are their absolute best possible selves when in character. Just as I believe musicians in their music videos, etc. are their best selves. This is not necessarily an individual effort. Children and people all around the world love people into being their best.

What one character goes through, affects all of the characters in some way or another. For example, if one character says something mean about another character, then the next person enters the shift, not knowing what happened. The same goes for Law Enforcement... and, We, the people. Veterans, most likely, are the most wise about how to handle these types of situations.

Our favorite places are remaining closed because we’re learning about how to go through these types of situations as United people, not divided by race, religion, sex, color or ability. Safety is the most important. It’s like a domino effect. One person stands in line, and a line forms so everyone can remain safe.

How do we regain our peace? Time, space and understanding. We’re being asked to stay home, to find calmness and peace again. We’re being equipped to handle situations such as these together. With understanding, we will have the ability to apply wisdom. Babies are wisdom in human form. When in this state of vulnerability and uncertainty, we grow.

The Color Gray

The unknowns had all of us in an unknown space.
We are still learning to navigate through the unknown together.

What do we know?
If someone needs us in a place, in the middle of the road, as if the center of the cross...
Streets flood with hearts filled with the love of humanity.

Because maybe he wasn’t just a man. God, in his suffering you were with him? We believe.

God is omnipresent...?
Jesus is the son of God, the living part of God who walks among us...?
Magnify yourself God. Fill us with mercy and love for ourselves and one another.

We, together, live and die within the body of Christ?
We, together, during peaceful protests are a sort of omnipresence?

The death of a beloved human being was brought to our attention...
As well as the momentous followings of that devastating loss.
We don’t know the details surrounding every situation or story that is brought to our attention.

We do know that we’re devastated by injustice.
We do know that all of humanity cares about just one human being.

In the unknown, we might just discover that one human being is all of us?