When I was little, I used to love playing teacher.

And I remember there was a little in the little plaza down the road from us, there was a teacher supply store.

And I had my mom bring me there when I was probably six, seven years old.

And I wanted to pick out all of my teaching supplies.

I wanted the right chalkboard.

I needed a whiteboard with dry erase markers.

And I loved this smell of dry erase markers.

And I loved this sound.

That chalk on a chalkboard made a little click, click, click, I love it. And I would take my supplies home. I would line up all of my stuffed animals,

half of them were the Lion King characters, and I would literally hand out papers and make a spot

where they'd write their name.

I would make pretend questions, and I would sit there, and I would write on the chalkboard

while they were taking their test.

I would collect it and grade it, and then I would teach and advise the stuffed animals

that didn't do so good.

Like, this is so cool to now see that although i'm not a traditional public school teacher i created

my home school called the astrology lounge where i teach and it's so fun and the other thing that

i loved to do as a child and it's so cool how it's connected.

I used to go outside, and I've got the scar on my arm to prove it because I really wanted these specific red berries,

and I climbed the tree to reach them, and I fell in a stick right through my arm.

I mean, I walked home, like, hey, mom, there's a stick hanging out of my arm.

She just pulled it out. So 90s kids. But I would make magic potions. I would go collect these red berries

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