Posted: under Princesses, Heroes & Villains.
I pretended to be Harriet the Spy. I had the notebook, the bag, everything. I once watched my family for hours, hiding in their closets or under their beds.
by Alessandra
Mar 31 2009
Posted: under Remaining Weirdoes.
My imaginary friend was a rhinoceros.
By Meghan
Mar 31 2009
Posted: under Remaining Weirdoes.
I thought if i sat on an egg a baby chick will come out. I once sat for hours. When i got up the egg was gone. I thought the chick ran away! No, i turned out to have an egg plastered all over my blue jeans
By Laura
Mar 31 2009
Posted: under Remaining Weirdoes.
I used to think that the different designs of the back lights showed a car’s emotion, and I would make up stories as to why they were mad.
by Paola
Mar 31 2009
Posted: under All Things Scary.
If my mother didn’t close my door, leaving it cracked a specific amount, then monsters would come out at night and get me.
By Joy
Mar 31 2009
Posted: under Princesses, Heroes & Villains.
When I was a kid my brother and I would dress up as super heroes. Tic tacs would be our pill that turned us into them. Once I put my mom’s lip stick all over my face so I could be wonder woman. It wouldn’t come off. My face was stained red for 3 days.
By Ashlie
Mar 27 2009
Posted: under All Things Scary.
I used to sit in the car when my mom and grandma were going on a shopping trip and imagine that eighteen-wheelers were evil monsters and I would duck down in the back seat and hide from them.
By Candice
Mar 26 2009
Posted: under All Things Scary.
There were “ra-ra’s” under the bed. They would come out at night and play in my hair.
By Caitlin Nichole
Mar 26 2009
Posted: under Adventure.
I had a cardboard box that I pretended was a submarine, a spaceship or sometimes- a flying machine. Somehow, I was always chasing a dragon in it.
By Ralph
Mar 26 2009
Posted: under Adventure.
Behind my house I have a little valley where massive amounts of leaves would collect. I used to pretend that little dolphins would play in the “pool” of leaves.
By Chelsea
Mar 26 2009