Sturdy Tires

[yogi]

frozen eggs, I presume

[pilvikki]

oh no, they lived in a burb somewhere with a giant swimming pool.

[yogi]

I would bet you are a great story teller. I don't have the imagination for such things.

[pilvikki]

actually, it's the funniest thing, my mind simply wanders. usually it starts off with whatever has been tossed at me, but in the end it comes back and ties things up, so the story has a "moral", a conclusion or just something that makes sense to them. it's like having a program running in the back of your mind.
punkin also says she couldn't do it if her mind depended on it and i find that so strange as it's second (third?) nature to me. and as so often happens, i can't figure it out: if i can do it, why can't every else?

if you have grandkids in the 5-9 age range, i could send a couple to you as samples. if the kids like them, i'll send a few more. i don't normally write them down - for the simple reason that an hour later i've forgotten the whole thing, but i have a few the kids told me - back.