Lacey Pease

I think adults need more of it, to be honest. I have a three-year-old, and I watch him the way that he can just make up something. He has a stick, and he's got a rock. And, like, he's in his own world that he's on a race car doing something.

And he's so happy. Yep. Yeah. Like, he's not imagining horrible things where he's, like, sad. He's, like, constantly just making up these, like, fun, cute stories.

And he's so happy. Yep. Yeah. Like, he's not imagining horrible things where he's, like, sad. He's, like, constantly just making up these, like, fun, cute stories.

And he's so happy. Yep. Yeah. Like, he's not imagining horrible things where he's, like, sad. He's, like, constantly just making up these, like, fun, cute stories.

With a stick in a rock.

With a stick in a rock.

With a stick in a rock.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

No. Definitely not.

No. Definitely not.

No. Definitely not.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Oh, they're relevant. I like Duolingo. I think that's relevant. But like there's so many other mascots that I think are irrelevant.

Oh, they're relevant. I like Duolingo. I think that's relevant. But like there's so many other mascots that I think are irrelevant.

Oh, they're relevant. I like Duolingo. I think that's relevant. But like there's so many other mascots that I think are irrelevant.

Ridiculous? Yeah.