Overactive Imagination By Sharon Vogiatzi

The Awestruck Adventures to the Terrible Thoughts of an Overactive Imagination Have you ever imagined something so strongly you felt you were actually experiencing or seeing it? Chances are you either have a really good imagination or you have an Overactive Imagination. Having an overactive imagination can be the best thing ever or give you the worst scares of your life. When I imagine things they are as real as life experiences to me. In particular one day I was talking to my mom about little things that have happened in our lives that we feel have meant a lot to us. She told me about something cloying she had seen and I felt I was there watching it with her. Along with being able to experience other people's occurrences an overactive imagination can be pretty handy with organizing and rearranging various things. I can rearrange my room a thousand different ways in my head faster than I could physically rearrange everything in my room. It’s melodious being able to imagine anything whenever, but an overactive imagination isn't all fun and games.
My Mom also has an overactive imagination making it easy for
Her article titled, Living with Overactive Imagination: the highs the lows, and the completely off-the-wall, adeptly explains what it is like to have an overactive imagination. One example Sharon Vogiatzi says in her blog “OI (overactive imagination) is perfect for when you’re interacting with children.” She was the only person her sister would let near her to take out splinters because Vogiatzi was affable and would tell her sister the needle she used was a fairy wand. She also talks about a lot of the lows of an overactive imagination like when a loved one is late getting home and one thinks of the most pessimistic things that could have possibly happened to them. The adventures and disgruntled scares are experienced by people all