Jumping in a Puddle and Displacing the Water Has Some Magical Attraction.

Summary

The author reminisces about the simple joys of childhood, particularly jumping in puddles, and aims to evoke the same sense of wonder and imagination in readers through their writing.

Abstract

The website content reflects on the author's desire to fully immerse readers in their sensory experiences when writing stories, aspiring to make the audience feel as if they are right there with the author. The author recalls the carefree days of youth, focusing on the magical sensation of jumping in puddles without the burdens of adult life. By sharing personal memories and the joy of such simple acts, the author intends to inspire readers to imagine and feel the experiences described in their writings. The goal is to create a connection with the audience that transcends the page, allowing them to relive the author's moments and find help and memories through the stories.

Opinions

The author believes that recalling and writing about the sensation of jumping in puddles can evoke a sense of magic and freedom.
There is an opinion that writing can serve as a means to capture and share life's opportunities and lessons with others, including family and friends.
The author suggests that the feeling of endless possibilities is something that can be carried into adulthood, with opportunities still to be discovered.
The author values the power of imagination and aims to use it to transport readers to the scenes described in their stories.
There is a personal conviction that even simple acts from childhood can have a lasting impact and can be revisited for joy and inspiration.

One of my current goals is that you can imagine yourself next to me while you are reading my writings.

This is a stretch goal that I will work harder to attain.

What if I recall that time in my life when I was younger, I jumped in a puddle, and how at that moment I felt?

I had none of the concerns that would be upon me later in life. I would start out the day with a morning breakfast. Some days, oatmeal and milk, others bacon and eggs, other days might be toast only. Washed my hands and it was time to go out and play.

Playing many times was by myself because we lived where few children my age existed. That was ok with me because I could also invent something to do or investigate. Bugs to look for or at was an option almost year-round.

I do not, to this day, recall what the fascination was, but jumping in a puddle and displacing the water had some magical attraction. Some rainy days occasionally I will put a foot in a puddle and dislodging the water, and experience that same magical effect. Try it the next time the opportunity is in front of you.

I have since the days of younger experienced many versions of jumping in a puddle to see what happens. I expect to write for the next thirty years, leaving help for others along their journey, as well as memories for family and friends to read.

Time and opportunities seemed endless and forever when I was young. Although I have aged, I still see many opportunities ahead in the years to come.

Jumping in a Puddle and Displacing the Water Has Some Magical Attraction.

I Want You to See, Hear, Taste, Smell, and Feel the Way I Did When I Write Stories.

One of my current goals is that you can imagine yourself next to me while you are reading my writings.

What are your plans?