he ate my heart and then he ate my brain

[amayaxellia]

Change something. Something tiny or big. It'll make you feel better, I think. You might not think it, 'cause it doesn't seem worth the time or effort but there along with that comes a sense of well-being

Comments

[weavercat]

Wow. Heather.... that sounds like a fantastic place for a child to explore. Dangerous too but that's half the fun. Your Grandmother sounds like an incredible woman. *hug*

[amayaxellia]

I wish I could show you guys. :3 She was very fantastic. :D

[ex_secretpa]

This was really nice to read, it sounds like a wonderful place. That feeling of not being able to appreciate things as an adult is saddening... but at the same time, I have a feeling that the way your childhood tinted those memories, your grandma and grandpa would have liked them anyway. In a way, the fuzzy details have made that place into something much more. And being able to remember it just honors them too.

[amayaxellia]

I'm glad you enjoyed it. Yes, childhood memories are sometimes best left alone, to protect their majesty and mysticism. :3