Socially as a kid I had it tough. I didn’t have a lot of friends. Didn’t get invited to many things. Sure I went to the occasional birthday party and church youth group stuff but I didn’t do a lot of the fun things my peers seemed to enjoy. For a long time I had an imaginary friend. His name was Jerry. I spent a lot of time with him because I needed a friend that wasn’t family. Imaginary friends can give us comfort and help get us through tough times. Mr. Rogers dealt with the land of make believe and that resonated with me through my life. Jerry, my imaginary friend will always be with me but I am glad I have friends now who are an important part of my life.
The Tony Burgess Blog 
Imagery friends seem so much harmless now in a world where children are captivated with electronics and technology. In their world, their preoccupation can lure them into darkness and far away from the imagination of anyone who cares for them dearly. It would be nice if their imagination remain with having imagery friends like Jerry rather than sites and sources which seek to destroy their innocence.
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