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RE: ADSactly Family: The Innocence Of Children
Very important issue. Believing in things real or imaginary is an important aspect of our intellectual development. The development of our imagination is closely linked to our storytelling traditions.
I fear much of it will be lost or transformed in the next decade or so. Other things are taking the place social interaction played and i fear our children, more tech savy, as they boast to be, will also n3come less sociable.
Hillarious anecdote of your swallowed tooth :)
My childhood was loaded with certain adventures that only children of past ages could have. Maybe I spent less time in front of a screen playing and more time riding a tree or running with friends. While my knee injuries speak of how naughty I was, they also speak of how free and exciting my childhood was. Cheers to those times