Guess Who Came to Dinner?
My closest sibling was five years my senior, and off at school all day from the time I can remember. As I believe is fairly common of only children, I had several imaginary friends. I can still remember the three most popular: Doc Osmond, who wore a white smock and one of those reflective headbands in his afro; Johnny Kingee, who was cool and always wore denim; and Goo Goo, a white dog who walked upright and looked a bit like the professor from that old cartoon.
I was speaking about my old friends with my mother a few years ago, and I when I described them to her, she was shocked. "Goo Goo was a dog?? But we used to set a place for him at the dinner table!"
I was speaking about my old friends with my mother a few years ago, and I when I described them to her, she was shocked. "Goo Goo was a dog?? But we used to set a place for him at the dinner table!"
3 Comments:
LOL! That is priceless. Mr. Peabody is the cartoon dog and I always wanted to be the boy Sherman. Travelling through time learning about history with a cool, smart dog, I'd take that. I wish I had created an imaginary friend like him though. Now I'm just jealous. ;o)
I think my imaginary friends were all based either on my cousin Dennis, or on old people.
Hulu has full episodes of Rocky and Bullwinkle.. which has, naturally, Mr. Peabody and His Boy Sherman.
http://www.hulu.com/rocky-and-bullwinkle-and-friends
It's been a fun romp through memory lane to watch these.
jb
When I have some time, I shall have to follow that link. There's a certain Mr. Do-Right I haven't seen in a long time.
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