ThomasJ79
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I figure we were all creative, imaginative children in our own way. How did your imagination manifest itself? Drawing? Painting? Writing? Imaginative Play? Reading?
I would often get lost in the plot in the books I read, made up my own stories, played with action figures(He-man, ninja turtles anyone?), did pretend play with my friends like pretending to be characters from the cartoons we watched, I even created and drew my own cartoon characters. What stood out the most was imagining I was someone else, like one of the characters I created or pretending I was only an inch tall or invisible for a day. As I was a little older I read a lot of comic books and enjoyed fantasy. I was also into science very early in life and knowing that there was a universe filled with unexplored planets, solar systems, and galaxies really fueled my imagination. Slowly learning about life, science, and many different topics of interest began to replace the strong imagination I had as a kid, but I do feel that I still have one.
I would often get lost in the plot in the books I read, made up my own stories, played with action figures(He-man, ninja turtles anyone?), did pretend play with my friends like pretending to be characters from the cartoons we watched, I even created and drew my own cartoon characters. What stood out the most was imagining I was someone else, like one of the characters I created or pretending I was only an inch tall or invisible for a day. As I was a little older I read a lot of comic books and enjoyed fantasy. I was also into science very early in life and knowing that there was a universe filled with unexplored planets, solar systems, and galaxies really fueled my imagination. Slowly learning about life, science, and many different topics of interest began to replace the strong imagination I had as a kid, but I do feel that I still have one.