Comments on: Imaginary Friends: Fascinating! http://writeside.net/scratchpad/imaginary-friends-fascinating Tue, 08 May 2012 15:10:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Laura http://writeside.net/scratchpad/imaginary-friends-fascinating/comment-page-1#comment-12992 Laura Wed, 06 Jun 2007 20:20:39 +0000 http://writeside.net/blog/scratchpad/imaginary-friends-fascinating/#comment-12992 You <i>are</i> obsessed with Dr Who. ;) In a charming way, of course. You are obsessed with Dr Who. ;) In a charming way, of course.

]]> By: Payal http://writeside.net/scratchpad/imaginary-friends-fascinating/comment-page-1#comment-12989 Payal Tue, 05 Jun 2007 14:02:50 +0000 http://writeside.net/blog/scratchpad/imaginary-friends-fascinating/#comment-12989 Oh, I've heard of Trixie Belden! Never read any though. It seems my childhood reading was almost entirely Enid Blyton, and later Nancy Drew/Hardy Boys/Dana Girls, and those ghastly Bobbsey Twins! Well, I say ghastly now, but I lapped them up when I was eight! I had many adventures with the Twins, Nancy Drew, the Hardys and the Danas! :oops: Oh, I’ve heard of Trixie Belden! Never read any though. It seems my childhood reading was almost entirely Enid Blyton, and later Nancy Drew/Hardy Boys/Dana Girls, and those ghastly Bobbsey Twins!

Well, I say ghastly now, but I lapped them up when I was eight! I had many adventures with the Twins, Nancy Drew, the Hardys and the Danas!

:oops:

]]> By: Proteeti http://writeside.net/scratchpad/imaginary-friends-fascinating/comment-page-1#comment-12988 Proteeti Mon, 04 Jun 2007 11:03:18 +0000 http://writeside.net/blog/scratchpad/imaginary-friends-fascinating/#comment-12988 Nice post! I had imaginary friends too - guess that always comes with first, being an only child; second, being a voracious reader; and third, having a hyper-active imagination! :grin: And much like you, those friends from my childhood comprised of characters I'd either read about, or seen on television. The two I remember clearly are Jeffrey Jones, this little boy from a TV show called 'Voyagers', about a man and a boy who had a time machine, which they used to travel back into various historic time periods, where they would proceed to have the most amazing adventures. Jeffrey was my constant companion for the longest time. And then there was Trixie Belden, girl detective - I don't know if you get those books any more. She - and her best friends and brothers - were so much more real, fun, and interesting than the one-dimensional Nancy Drews and Hardy Boys! Nice post! I had imaginary friends too – guess that always comes with first, being an only child; second, being a voracious reader; and third, having a hyper-active imagination! :grin: And much like you, those friends from my childhood comprised of characters I’d either read about, or seen on television.

The two I remember clearly are Jeffrey Jones, this little boy from a TV show called ‘Voyagers’, about a man and a boy who had a time machine, which they used to travel back into various historic time periods, where they would proceed to have the most amazing adventures. Jeffrey was my constant companion for the longest time. And then there was Trixie Belden, girl detective – I don’t know if you get those books any more. She – and her best friends and brothers – were so much more real, fun, and interesting than the one-dimensional Nancy Drews and Hardy Boys!

]]> By: Kat http://writeside.net/scratchpad/imaginary-friends-fascinating/comment-page-1#comment-12987 Kat Mon, 04 Jun 2007 09:04:29 +0000 http://writeside.net/blog/scratchpad/imaginary-friends-fascinating/#comment-12987 What an excellent way to have imaginary friends. You really are so imaginative, Payal. I might even be a little envious! :shock: :mrgreen: I love the spins you put on things. What an excellent way to have imaginary friends. You really are so imaginative, Payal. I might even be a little envious! :shock: :mrgreen:

I love the spins you put on things.

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