Who had never
had at least once an imaginary friend? Is this one of the geeky things on us? I guess I
hadn’t just one – I had lots of imaginary friends. When you become older, you
find out that is better not to have such friends. Otherwise someone will take you
to a shrink, or directly into a mental institution. And you also know,
that having real friends to talk to is even better.
Anyway,
having an imaginary friend can sometimes help and encourage you. If you have
something on your mind, but you don’t wanna talk about it to anyone, you can
think about someone. No matter who this person is, if it’s someone you know,
any star or just someone completely created in your mind, it can help you. You
can talk to him or her, feel better afterwards and maybe you also think what
she would answer you and so get another point of view. I don’t think that
anything is wrong with that, maybe because I do it sometimes. Just when no one
is around, or I am not sure how or even if I should tell to someone real.
But why a
rabbit? We know the Easter bunny. We know that rabbits are smart and fast. And
they are also symbols of birth, a new beginning. A rabbit seems to be loyal and
frankly. He is clever, and so gives useful advices when you have a problem.
This might help you to get a new start, or a new point of view on something.
Today is
the offical start of Harvey on New York Broadway. When I read the first time
about it, and I haven’t seen it so far, I thought this is really interesting.
An imaginary friend, that no one else can see, and his ‘inventor’ is such a
warm and friendly person who wants to connect with everyone. I would really
love to see this. The story is wonderful and I guess also Jim will do an
awesome job. I like seeing him in other roles than Sheldon, and live on stage
would be extra special. But as a student I’m probably richer of knowledge than
of money…ha, joke, would be great if it really would be like that. No, but I also have soon my exams I have to
work for, and such a trip to NYC is simply impossible now. But I am happy for
everyone who’ll get the chance to see this wonderful play.
2 comments:
I haven't been to a play for about a year...I need to do that soon!
I go very often, I also love to see musicals. I love that so much more than movies. It's real art, you are closer to the actors, and you notice when they make a mistake. A movie can be seen by so many guys, like a play, too, but every performance is a little bit different. That are the reasons which make it so special. And when it also has a good story, oh I'm in.
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