A [serious] limerick
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...
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...
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.
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.
But telling stories is how we live and learn and construct a meaningful life. (K)
yes, I don’t disagree with that, Kerfe…
I like this. I also like the world of imagination. It makes like beautiful
๐ thanks, Eunice ๐
Maybe she will grow up to shape and define reality for herself and many others. Love the limerick, David! โค
Well, that is something to hope for, Cheryl ๐ฅฐ
seeing ourselves in our children is bittersweet sometimes at least for me.. ๐
definitely.
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Fantastic, David. Smiling.๐ค
๐ค Jeff ๐ค
She is in a beautiful space…let her be. Life will ground her, till then let her fly. โค๏ธ
โค Punam โค
She sounds perfect.
well… when she’s not being annoying… ๐
lol She’s a perfect, normal girl then!