Too much, or: Too little, or: Just right

I'm worried she's too much like me.
She lives in stories that others can't see.
She's all imagination
and loving adoration;
but much less grounded in reality...

48 thoughts on “Too much, or: Too little, or: Just right”

1. like the writing, David. As for worries about not being grounded – I’d worry if a child her age was not full of phantasy. School will undoubtedly do its part to strangle the talent and ‘reality’ to take over. I am glad you have found a school you seemed reasonably happy with when you first wrote about it. Do you have Montessori schools in Israel btw – they may be the only exceptions there. Take heart – a trilingual child has probably the best chances to whether the storms educational adjustment brings.

   1. I’m sure there are Montessori schools in Israel – but this isn’t one of them. Every school has its own +s and -s, of course. I attended a Montessori preschool as a child.

2. But telling stories is how we live and learn and construct a meaningful life. (K)

   1. yes, I don’t disagree with that, Kerfe…

3. I like this. I also like the world of imagination. It makes like beautiful

   1. 💕 thanks, Eunice 💕

4. Maybe she will grow up to shape and define reality for herself and many others. Love the limerick, David! ❤

   1. Well, that is something to hope for, Cheryl 🥰

5. seeing ourselves in our children is bittersweet sometimes at least for me.. 💖

   1. definitely.

      1. 😝😳🥺🤣

6. Fantastic, David. Smiling.🤗

   1. 🤗 Jeff 🤗

7. She is in a beautiful space…let her be. Life will ground her, till then let her fly. ❤️

   1. ❤ Punam ❤

8. She sounds perfect.

   1. well… when she’s not being annoying… 😉

      1. lol She’s a perfect, normal girl then!