When I stopped, Sam asked, “What are you going to tell the other teachers, Mr. Russell?”
“The same thing that I just told you guys, Sam. Mr. Gilbert told me earlier that his classes have all been talking about it, so I"m probably going to apologize to the faculty for the disruption.”
Bill said, “I wouldn"t apologize. This is the most interesting thing I"ve ever heard, even if it isn"t real. I"d like to have a class like that. Can you get one for us, Mr. R?”
Shouts of agreement bounced through the classroom. “That would be so cool, Mr. R,” said Kevin Maher. “I"d like to go to…” I stopped him.
“Thanks, Kevin. I stopped you because that will be your homework for tomorrow. Everyone, minimum of two pages—where you would go and why if you could time travel? OK, pack up” as the bell rang. It
