And I was ready for the stories about the stuffed animals, the lost puppies and kitties - my animals all come from the “ditch” and have their own tales to tell .... 🥰
Imagine the writing that could be prompted by checking the lost and found box at the laundramat! Perhaps Dr. Kildare-missing his left hand-won't miss the left glove laying on the forest floor?
And here's an assignment: compare and contrast anthropomorphism, anamatism, and personification.
"Instead, I choose to consider it a superpower. I see it as part of the marvelous range of human variation that society often stifles. If I could “fix” it, I wouldn’t."
Agree. Grateful the acronyms and meds did not exist in the '50's!
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And I was ready for the stories about the stuffed animals, the lost puppies and kitties - my animals all come from the “ditch” and have their own tales to tell .... 🥰
I always think the same about tiny gloves, lone shoes....
Imagine the writing that could be prompted by checking the lost and found box at the laundramat! Perhaps Dr. Kildare-missing his left hand-won't miss the left glove laying on the forest floor?
And here's an assignment: compare and contrast anthropomorphism, anamatism, and personification.
What a beautiful combination of lyricism and lesson.
And I'm with you. My ADHD has made me the most persistent person I know. Sometimes I have to say aloud, "Stop trying, Ann."
"Instead, I choose to consider it a superpower. I see it as part of the marvelous range of human variation that society often stifles. If I could “fix” it, I wouldn’t."
Agree. Grateful the acronyms and meds did not exist in the '50's!
Bob, On behalf of the glove, I am glad you wouldn’t let go!