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And it does seem like a fairy tale.  I was a small child in the 60's, although my parents had their struggles and "we" as children grew up witness to those struggles.  We still were able to grow up with the innocence of those times. I remember playing Barbie's  with my sister, gosh probably until I was 13.  Why did my children lose interest in that wonderful fantasy at such an early age?  I'm not sure where that innocence went.  I'm almost certain, that in my naivety, I succumbed to the public facsination of video games and not such great t.v , not really understanding what that could do to my kids innocence.  I grew up with Partridge Family and Brady Bunch.  How much more innocent is that.  I Love Lucy and the 3 stooges.  They grew up watching disfunctional families, making them into comedy.  Does this even make sense?  Was the fantasy of innocence such a bad thing to keep around?  It's too late to change that I think.  We watched, Rudolf the Red Nose Reindeer,...
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