good and not-so-good

I really like playing imaginary games with my kids if it requires them to call me "master" or "your majesty". I am not so found of the ones where I play the part of "ugly step-sister", "granny" or "witch".

Sears and Roebuck

When we were little, my younger sister had a lot of dolls and bears with odd names. Co-op and Leopard are the ones I remember. I've always wondered what in her life made her so creative with names. (Her kids ended up with Carter and Hayley - pretty anti-climactic if you think about it.)
Apparently, whatever developmental glitch causes this happened in my home too - Josh currently has an imaginary bunny friend named Costco.