The Kid Factor in Kids Activity Tables

When I was young, I love drawing and reading more than playing unlike any normal kid does. It was my escape from the reality like as if I was reading from a book and that I was becoming a part of the story I was reading. Everything comes alive with my wide imagination.

One of my favorite kiddie books was My Story Book. As far I can remember I read this book several times because it is filled with realistically animated pictures and cool fairy tale characters.

From that book, my comprehension and handwork improved through reading and drawing. I always imagined that I was one of the characters from that book, thinking that I, myself, was a brave knight or a ninja saving the precious little princess from the grasp of the grotesque villain that hell can ever offer. I always imagined that I was a gentler hero by not killing the enemies I encounter in my wild adventures of imagination.

Drawing followed after my great escape of imagination as associated with reading. I armed myself with a size 2 pencil and an eraser to renew the details. For me, the eraser doesn’t serve its purpose to actually “erase” but actually serves a purpose to create and help me travel back in time like a backtrack or “rewind” to correct the mistakes. I also prepared a piece of paper to scribble upon to let the flow of my imagination come into action as well as crayons to bring life to my ever so called Magnum Opus “obra maestro” that have been created from my deepest thoughts.

I even had a chest box right beside my kids activity table for my drawings and for the books that I’m reading because, for me, those things are my treasure. They reflect my inner self and personality, as indicated in my scribbling on paper.

This whole thing about reading books and artistry desires “a love for art” that started at the age of 4 when I was already able to read and ask everybody “Why?” My Mother taught me how to pronounce the words correctly and understand what those words meant.

And by that day upon, my parents noticed how I loved to read and draw and that my creativity has gone far and quite destructive in a funny way by means of vandalizing our walls, drawing dragons and fairy tale images on their shirts. And that’s when they realized that I must have my very own kids activity table. And that’s why they bought me a kids activity table. I was really happy having that table because it’s giving me plenty of room for my artwork and books.