we were scavengers that were trying to find "gold" and would go around our neighborhood looking for "special" items (most the time just random things we found on the street) and would bury them underneath a huge saguaro cactus in my friend's front yard for safe keeping

we were 'run away kids' that had to fend and forage on our own in the unknown world (the creek our house backed up on to)

we'd each own a car (cut out from a car catalogue) and during recess would steal each others' parking spots (in my notebook). i'd update the lot during class

We were all "olden times girls" recently orphaned and caring for one another. The coveted role was the "oldest sister" who was usually supposed to be 8 and handled all the money.

we cared for two dragons that lived in the field behind my house

John Cage characterized his longtime collaboration with Merce Cunningham by stating: “It’s less like an object and more like the weather. Because in an object, you can tell where the boundaries are. But in the weather, it’s impossible to say when something begins or ends.”