Dragon Tamer?

[Fireflicker]

Well I obviously did something wrong if I haven't driven you off yet! I'll have to work on being more needy.
If there's any other weekend you would care to babysit the dragon PM me the dates please! I don't want to take advantage of any one person in the mornings more often than I have to.
Baron- She was frightened even of the people? That's surprising- Periwinkle I can understand because of the mask, which is also why a lot of kids are frightened of me even when I'm being nice. Some of the really little kids I meet are just enamored by me, which is kind of humbling. But thanks for the cute story! Kids can be adorable sometimes... and when they aren't they go well with BBQ sauce!

[Marietta Graziella]

I do hope you'll be out to fest on the final weekend.  I'll be coming from MN that weekend.  I would very much like to meet you and have a chance to interact a bit.  What fun!

[Norfolk]

Baron- She was frightened even of the people?

The impression I got was that she was frightened of just about everything -- except you.  Well done, Dragon!

[The Professor]

Frightened child, squalling at scary dragon thing.

Professor calms child, summons dragon.  Scritches dragon's chin.  Dragon goes all limp and fuzzy.

Child reassured.  Well-played, dragon.

Lines:

'They told you Tylenol was safe.'

'You should see her sister.'

'If she wants your turkey leg, I'd give it to her.'

Best!

[Zoë]

I remember my first year performing at the Santa Fe faire (where there are 2 "house" dragons, as it were) giving out pirate treasure to the little ones and telling them that should they encounter one of the dragons, they should give them their treasure as the dragons like treasure even more than they like eating the "bite-sized" ones.  Most of the children turned to their parents with an expression of, "dragon?!  You didn't tell me there was going to be a dragon!"

I imagine there were a few instances of the house dragons being offered pirate treasure by small ones and having no clue why...

[Rani Zemirah]

Oh, now that's funny!  Well, I can't help but laugh, anyway... even though I'm sure as a parent I really shouldn't!