Gold, silver, bronze and now a tinker's workshop... are you playing Dungeons and Dragons with the boys? Or just Terraria when you get a quiet moment? :-D
The Tinker's workshop She likes to tinker With things that are new to her: Everything's broken.
Ask her nicely to Reassemble stuff... she's lost Screws, springs; all the bits.
The constant motion no longer fazes him, though he seeks an anchor.
Neat by circumstance, never Home long enough for clutter to settle. ======= Coming at this a little late so the pattern’s been revealed, but to Greg’s speculation—I’m relatively brand-new to d&d, but I’ve been told that one hasn’t truly played it until you’ve played with a five-year-old. I haven’t yet been able to confirm, but I trust the source.
Greg - hah, the boys are into dragons enough already on their own, they don't need my help :P
I really like the picture your two haiku paint. I would fully be into hearing more from this tinker's world.
g2 - I very much like the idea of 'never Home long enough for clutter to settle', I think that tells a big part of the story all by itself.
And... hmm. I guess I'll have to see what it's like with a six year old. Or give it a couple years and test out the five year old theory with Miles instead.
Gold, silver, bronze and now a tinker's workshop... are you playing Dungeons and Dragons with the boys? Or just Terraria when you get a quiet moment? :-D
ReplyDeleteThe Tinker's workshop
She likes to tinker
With things that are new to her:
Everything's broken.
Ask her nicely to
Reassemble stuff... she's lost
Screws, springs; all the bits.
The constant motion
ReplyDeleteno longer fazes him, though
he seeks an anchor.
Neat by circumstance,
never Home long enough for
clutter to settle.
=======
Coming at this a little late so the pattern’s been revealed, but to Greg’s speculation—I’m relatively brand-new to d&d, but I’ve been told that one hasn’t truly played it until you’ve played with a five-year-old. I haven’t yet been able to confirm, but I trust the source.
Greg - hah, the boys are into dragons enough already on their own, they don't need my help :P
ReplyDeleteI really like the picture your two haiku paint. I would fully be into hearing more from this tinker's world.
g2 - I very much like the idea of 'never Home long enough for clutter to settle', I think that tells a big part of the story all by itself.
And... hmm. I guess I'll have to see what it's like with a six year old. Or give it a couple years and test out the five year old theory with Miles instead.