John D.

“ To be honest, I didn't stop playing imaginary games with magic and superpowers till I was about 16, and I still frequently daydream about them! I actually wish I could be a superpower major in college! I played these games with kids who were younger than I was. One of the girls was 10 years younger and there are four of them, all siblings. Right when I first met them, they were fighting and bickering non-stop,...

To be honest, I didn't stop playing imaginary games with magic and superpowers till I was about 16, and I still frequently daydream about them! I actually wish I could be a superpower major in college! I played these games with kids who were younger than I was. One of the girls was 10 years younger and there are four of them, all siblings. Right when I first met them, they were fighting and bickering non-stop, I learned how to play imaginary games with them without upsetting them and diverted them from fighting, In this way I am confident I can handle two kids, jsut fine. Also, in my experience, once someone got hurt, upset, mad, the games were over and the fun was over for everybody. Therefore, for me, either everyone was having fun or no one was! In that way, my games had to be fair and equal to everyone And they had to be safe. Getting hurt always ruins the fun even if you aren't the one who got hurt. Also, I have just graduated Walnut Hill School for the Arts as a Theater major, so I can assure you that I am not boring.

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