Just now I asked Eli to tell me a story. <\/p>\n
It started out well enough with a mouse named Gerald. <\/p>\n
Gerald lived in a green house but oh, yeah, he was really a boy. <\/em> His dad was named Stephen and his mom was Misty and he almost forgot his sister named Liza. <\/em> Gerald, it turns out is also a robot. He can only jump from square to square and then only at certain times of the day. When sunlight hits him.<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n Okay, back to the fantasy story, now a sci-fi thriller with a jumping robot. The squares are the comforter pattern on my bed. The sunlight is streaming though the window. Nice mix of reality and made up story.<\/p>\n The end.<\/em> Just now I asked Eli to tell me a story. It started out well enough with a mouse named Gerald. Gerald lived in a green house but oh, yeah, he was really a boy. This part seems good. Nice world building with the green house. It’s a fantasy story with a mouse-boy character. I’m starting … Continue reading My Son the Future Writer<\/span>
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\nThis part seems good. Nice world building with the green house. It’s a fantasy story with a mouse-boy character. I’m starting to dig it. <\/p>\n
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\nUh-oh the lines between fiction and fact are blurring a bit too much for my taste. If it’s fantasy wouldn’t he have other family members as other animals?<\/p>\n
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\nWha? Where’s the rest of my story? Obviously we need to send him to a writer’s workshop or three to get his word count up.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"