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From: "Fran Stewart" <>
Subject: RE: Imaginary friends.
Date: Tue, 8 Sep 1998 10:53:05 +1000


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From: kathleen [mailto:]
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I have it on the authority of a child psychologist that the children
who have imaginary playmates when young are the brighter and more
innovative children? I doubt you'd disagree! I was told that we were
called Cousin Jack's because whenever there was a job opening, every
Cornishman always had a Cousin(Jack) who could fill it!! I like that
better than the Cussin' Jack someone else suggested.

>be quite mischievious and play tricks on you. I used to have an
"imaginary"
>playmate my Mom tells me about. He was called Muddygaw and I played
with him
>until I was about four years old. I can still remember him. Mom
said I went
>out and dug a hole in the sand one day. I told her I was burying
Muddygaw.
>That's the last I ever played with him.
>Thelma
>
>
My son had an imaginary friend, called Jenny, she had to go everywhere with
him. We used to
have car trips, and Jenny would have a place there in the car. I think from
memory she left
around about the age of 5.
It was great that he had this friend, he had such an imagination, they must
have had so many
adventures.

Regards
Fran S.

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