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the eric update - day 1147: the storyteller.
odin has become quite the storyteller and it's not uncommon to find him telling himself elaborate tales while pretending to be reading a book.
if you ask him about particularly fantastical plot points in his tales, he'll tell you matter-of-factly that it's possible in his "imaaaaaaginaaaaaaation".
i can't imagine where he picked up his storytelling skills :-)
8/12/2007 02:13:00 PM
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Rather like my daughter. One of her favorite activities a few months ago was to take one of my books off the shelf and start reciting Cinderella.
Now her stories are much more imaginative. She loves to pretend to be "Sneak and Peek Girl", whose husband is apparently Superman, played by her younger brother.
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