Imaginary Friend

The challenge they gave us today is to write about our imaginary friend from childhood and If we didn't have one, we are to write about a friend from childhood. I did not have an imaginary friend that I remember, but my oldest daughter Tracy did. His name was O-Ray and he was always into mischief. Any time Tracy was caught doing something she wasn't suppose to, it was that darn O-Ray that did it! There was one exception. Sometimes when she must have been feeling protective toward O-Ray,  it would turn out that a big gorilla came in the window and did it.


 Apparently my home was often visited by creatures that I never saw.

As for me--I did have a childhood friend that got lost in the big move. Her name was Peggy Sue Murr and her backyard backed up to mine. There was a wooden fence between the yards which was too tall for us to see over, so when we weren't able to play together for some reason we would sit and chat through knot holes in the wood. After the move, I became REALLY inhibited, but at that time I was actually one of the more popular kids at school and I had a "boyfriend" named Gary Sigman. They are both lost in the fog of childhood memories now and I have no idea what became of them.