Dinosaurs were one of my things too, as a kid, as well as astronomy and trains. Never read any Norse myth, though I know did read some Greek myth on my own before we covered it in school.

I think the first fiction I started reading was the "Three Invesitgators" series. Though I read The Hobbit before that, I think. I know I saw the animated movie in 3rd or 4th grade and instantly fell in love with the fantasy genre.

We do have the days of the week to remind us. Except for that exotic Mediterranean god on Saturday.

Plus? Long Dark Tea Time of The Soul, which makes me smile.

Was there Norse myth in that? I only read it once years ago (though I own it) and I don't have much of a recollection about it.

Loki's in a comic book?

He's the main antagonist in the Thor comics. Or at least was back in the day. Had a really ugly green and yellow outfit with curled horns on his forehead.

I think the first fiction I started reading was the "Three Invesitgators" series.

Jupiter Jones! I deeply wanted a clubhouse hidden in an abandoned trailer inside a junkyard. Also, a chauffeur on call.

Loki's in a comic book?

He's a recurring character in Gaiman's Sandman series.

Loki's in a comic book?

He's a recurring character in Gaiman's Sandman series.

Also, a recurring villain in Thor (or at least he was).

Plus? Long Dark Tea Time of The Soul, which makes me smile.

Was there Norse myth in that? I only read it once years ago (though I own it) and I don't have much of a recollection about it.

To paraphrase Inigo Montoya, "I don't think you read the book that you think you read."

Was there Norse myth in that?

Thor's, like, the guy.

To paraphrase Fezzik, "I don't think you read the book that you think you read."

You're not paraphrasing him, so much as you're misattributing. That's Inigo's line.

Yes, I corrected it immediately. Not fast enough for this board, tho.