March 21st, 2014

What was your favorite bedtime story as child.
How did that shape who you are today?
 
    My favorite bedtime story was a tie between Wacky Wednesday and Put Me In the Zoo, both by Dr, Seuss. I have no idea how that shaped me as a person, I am not in the zoo, or do I have much interest in being in or near a zoo. I am wacky, but not just on Wednesday, so again, no correlation there.
 
    It did make me read those and others to my kids when they were kids, I wanted them to have the same found memories of the stories. Wacky Wednesday especially. My mother and I had a ritual of looking for every wacky thing in the picture. Each page told you how many to find. Even when I was older and could read to myself, I would look for those wacky items.
 
   However, I can still not find a relationship between the love of those books with my current grown up life... And I have never woken up with a shoe
on my wall. Just sayin'
 

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