located in the north part of the soul, where the wind blows away dark thoughts, people sink their feet in the sand, eat lots of chocolate and nobody minds the rain.

contrary to popular belief, the eskimos don’t have that many words for snow

the best part of having an imaginary country is you can bring it along on long trips where the scenery is ever changing and still feel at home no matter where you are. this is probably the reason why geography is considered one of the most mystical subjects one can study in the neverlands.

the worst part of having an imaginary country to carry around with you is that it’s easy to misplace and most people will confuse it for a pile of leaves they sweep away. whenever such a catastrophe happens, everything stops and enormous effort is put into restoring all the imaginary buildings that hold good memories, happiness reserves and hope deposits.  

the best part of having an imaginary country is that you can identify its inhabitants by random things like the color of their feet instead of social security numbers. this way, no matter how quiet they get or how far away they run, you’ll still be able to see spot them in large crowds and know that they are yours.