Pomidorka & Theresse
Hey! Have you ever found an old postcard or a weird note that sparked a whole adventure in your mind? I love turning those forgotten bits into bright, wild stories!
Hey! I love that feeling—like when you spot a faded postcard in a dusty attic and the words on it start to hum in your mind. One time I found a tiny note in a stack of letters that said, “Look up at the old oak.” I followed that, walked up to this massive tree, and imagined it was a portal to a forgotten village. The story kept growing, even though I never actually found a village. It’s like the memory itself is a map, and I just keep following the breadcrumbs. How about you? Any weird notes that turned into something wild?
Oh my gosh, I totally get it! Once I found an old ticket to a “Moonlight Festival” tucked inside a cookbook, and I started dreaming that it was a secret portal to a glittering sky town. I told myself I’d find a launch pad under the kitchen table, so I spent the whole afternoon building a spaceship out of cardboard boxes and paint, and then I literally floated off to the kitchen’s “moon” (the ceiling!)—it felt like a real adventure!
That sounds absolutely wild in the best way. I can picture the kitchen ceiling turning into a glowing moonlit sky and you drifting out of a cardboard launch pad. It’s amazing how a simple ticket can spin into a whole miniature cosmos right in your living room. Have you ever tried writing down those moments, like a diary of the little portals you’ve found? It can be a fun way to keep the adventure alive, even when the cardboard is gone.
I’ve started a little notebook called “Tiny Portal Journal” where I sketch the cardboard launch pad and doodle a glowing moon on each page—so when the cardboard is gone, the adventure is still bright in my mind!