Did you have an invisible friend as a child?

[plowter]

Did you have an invisible friend as a child?
What happened to him/her as you grew up?

[Mammar]

By the way, I knew he wasn't real but I suffer from an over-active imagination.
I think you need one to qualify for AB, don't you?
I can make up bedside stories at the drop of a hat and the grand kids go home and tell their Mum that Mammar knows more stories than she does.

[Mammar]

Well, Headwreck, strange you should say that as it was always miraculously there when I was sent down for it the following day. As I recollect, I think Chunky used to go to the butchers and replace it for us.

[Mammar]

What do you mean "worked" - past tense!
I'm as bad these days. My daughters always say I should write my stories down and I could sell them to supplement my pension.
And, yes, I probably am nuts but I'm happy. X x
Incidentally, did those of you who answered the questions before mine notice that your children were gifted at writing stories at school?

[888sally888]

My girls had one called Mr Pom - happy memories!

[friedgreentomato]

I did it was a horse called Beauty!! I loved horses and would go out and feed this one and if we went away my parents had to get my grand parents to feed it, I would groom it everyday, she even came on holiday with me!!!

Try explaining that one to passengers - why cant I have that seat - my horse is sitting on it!!

This went on till I was about 8 and my dia (grandfather) said to me come on love its about time Beauty was allowed to roam free - so we took a walk to the hills at the back of his house and let Beauty go - I was heartbroken but happy as it meant beauty was with her own kind!!

[EDDIE51]

I had an invisible friend called 'whiskers' as i got older i just forgot about him/her.
My granddaughter age 2 has several invisible dogs called 'woofs', we have to make sure they are with us if I take her any where. I have to make sure I pick up each of her 'woofs' and put them in the car if we are going out in it.