1. As a child, what was your favorite toy?
Is a bike a toy? Otherwise, a toss-up between Barbies and anything 'science'..... I used to design Barbie clothes and sell them.
2. Were you more likely to play by yourself or with other children?
Is a sibling 'other children'? We were usually best pals.... Had a couple of other friends I'm still in touch with sporadically
3. What was your favorite children's game?
The sis is about 3 years older than I - when I was really little, she'd come home from school and play 'teacher' to me while we did her homework. After I got to first grade, that game was over!
Mostly the adventure games we'd make up while riding our bikes and exploring every inch that wasn't built up (which actually was a lot of ground: see
Overbrook Park, Philadelphia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
4. What kind of play were you most interested in?
Riding bikes, doing 'crafty' things like painting - and reading. We used to ride our bikes over to the library, which was a couple of miles away (see:
https://www.google.com/#q=Public+libraries+near+Overbrook+Park,+Phila ), that's 'B' on the map as 'A' didn't exist at the time.......
5. How well did you share?
Extremely well, as a rule: whenever we 2 argued, the parents would stuff us into the smallest room in the house (which became mine again once Dad graduated from evening college), which was 7 x 9 feet. They'd tell us 'Don't come out until you can be friends'...... So we bonded over mutual loathing of parental discipline, LOL.
That and our fascination with felines.....we used to drag home every cat or kitten we could, thinking we might be able to convince our Mom to let us keep it. Never understood how she *always* knew we had a kitty in the house. Once we found out about allergies, we gave up on kitties and tried to love our goldfish - but it just wasn't the same : ((
Now I'm looking at retirement condos which have a walk-in closet the size of that bedroom - and my Sis is planning to move to the same retirement community as we're going to. So I guess that 'sharing' bit really did stick.