Parents, when a child’s neighborhood prestige begins to decline, there are several measures that can be undertaken to immediately restore and ofttimes increase his social standings. Allowing your automobile to break down sufficiently to require wrecker-towing from your front door to the garage gives a real shot in the arm to your kid’s lagging image. Hordes of children will gather from blocks away to watch the spectacle and then remain for hours bestowing envious questions on your kid and invitations to join their most intimate groups. When Father breaks a leg and must be in a cast to the hip and hauled around in a wheel chair, plan for the popularity to mount. Not only do kids find Father fascinating in that position, they find his under-breath mumblings delightful. When Aunt Sarah comes to visit, tell your children she has a glass eye as a reminder not to stare. They will not stare, but they will have many little visitors who will become very attracted to Aunt Sarah. The first time you discover evidence of mice and set a trap, a regular barrage of guests, many of whom you’ve never seen, will file respectfully past your loaded trap. Rank strangers will stop you in the grocery store and suggest various methods and exterminator services for pest control. Moving offers the monumental popularity device. The entire family becomes a target for junior-size admiration. Your garbage cans are raided for treasure and your shrubs are trampled by curious little people peeking in the windows of the rapidly-emptying house. When the movers arrive, the real carnival atmosphere begins with your family as the main attraction. The only drawback is that once established in the new neighborhood, the popularity thing begins again.
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Great Blog, Myra! My son wrecked his bike when he was 6 or 7 and broke a tooth. his jaw and had surgery. I didn’t realize there was blood and the “tooth” left on the long asphalt driveway until a group of his neighborhood friends rang the bell the next day and presented me with “the tooth” very proudly! They came by every day after to see Jonathan and check the driveway for more treasure! It definitely raised his stature among his friends!!
I loved hearing your kid story. Thanks so much for sharing.
Cathy, I’ll try again to reply. Seems I lost the first one. I loved your kid story. Thanks so much for sharing.
Love it! I can’t wait to read more.
Wow! Thanks so much, Leslie. Can’t believe you responded so quickly.
Myra, I like your first blog post. A wonderful piece!
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Fun Read! Nate is nearing the age of needing “cool” things to show off to his friends… I can see already where this is going 🙂
Glad you see it coming. I had fun remembering those days. Thanks for your note.
You are one of the best story tellers!! You inspire us to remember some of our
own stories. Thanks for including me.
Betty Wood
Thanks, Betty, I’m glad you were able to get on the first one. You will see the second one if you scan down the blog page.