What seemed magical to you as a child?
by 
Reptar@War
ANSWERS: 19
-
My mom. She knew everything, and could fix anything...then I turned in to a teenager...you know the story.
-
We had a swing on our backyard patio and the area was well-lit enough so that we could read easily. Summer evenings...after baths and dinner...sitting on that swing, reading, listening to the crickets. Magical! :)
-
Easter. I remember getting up on Easter morning and looking outside the window and the whole back yard would be full of color from the brightly colored eggs and candy. It was like a beautiful garden that had bloomed overnight. This happened every year and I looked forward to such a magic moment.
-
Christmas, without a doubt...then I found out Santa wasn't real....
-
Richard's Topical Encyclopedia. Seriously. Really fired my imagination as a kid... loved the parts about knights and armour, and the Greek Myths. I wish I had a set today!
-
Punch and Judy.
-
Santa of course....I believed in that untill I was like 8 or 9
-
Star lit nights with a full moon!! :-/
-
Saturday morning cartoons.
-
+5 that you just wrote a check and got stuff. i told mom once when she said we could not afford something that is ok mommy just write a check... dang talk about a reality check later in life ! :p
-
magic doesn't exists
-
i have too many ways to answer this ,,, so i can't ;-)
-
Polaroid pictures
-
Cursive handwriting. I used to imagine that the words were really print. The reason I couldn't read them, I supposed, was that they only uncurl themselves into print for grown-ups.
-
looney toon cartoons and their characters
-
The inside of my mother's womb
-
When I was a little girl I believed in fairy tales, that fantasy of what my life would be, white dress, prince charming who would carry me away to a castle on a hill. I would lie in bed at night and close my eyes and I had complete and utter faith. Santa Claus, the Tooth Fairy, Prince Charming, they were so close I could taste them, but eventually I grew up, one day I opened my eyes and the fairy tale disappeared. Most people turn to the things and people they can trust. But the thing is its hard to let go of that fairy tale entirely cause almost everyone has that smallest bit of hope, of faith, that one day they will open their eyes and it will come true. My fairytale did come true, the day I met you :-)
-
Christmas.
-
calculators. I was a slow kid :-S
RELATED QUESTIONS
Copyright 2023, Wired Ivy, LLC