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The Prompts:
1.) Dear Mommy and/or Daddy…(write a letter to yourself from one of your children)
2.) This one time I was sleeping and…
3.) Things you oddly obsessed about as a child.
4.) Who needs a vacation when you can spend your summer doing this…
5.) What did you wish for most? Write about a time when it was just too hot.
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3.) Things you oddly obsessed about as a child.
Well, you see, I was a weird child. Hey, I am not still weird. But I was back then.
I used to talk to myself a lot, but it was always in my head. It wasn't out loud. I had a constant running commentary to myself in my head about everything.
So my obsession would be friends; invisible friends.
I also had recurring dreams. Here's the worst one:
I was walking along and came to one of those grids where the water runs through. I was always afraid of those things. Now I have a child who is. Go figure. So in my dream I wouldn't want to walk over the thing. But instead I FELL in. FELL in. I'm always afraid I'll fall in. I mean, I used to always be afraid I would fall in.
So I'm down there and it's full of lint and stuff. Shudder. That's all I can remember. But I used to have that dream all the time.
What was I talking about anyway?
3 comments:
I always had the dream I was the only one is a car that was rolling, out of control, downhill. I also had those constant conversations going with myself in my head, especially at school, where I never spoke a word aloud unless my very life depended on it because I was extremely shy.
You need to change Audra's picture. She's 1 month now.
I had the running commentary going too. It makes me wonder if my kids do the same thing.
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