Brilliant.

I think that perhaps the difference is that the only thing you could count on as a child was change, whereas she’s ways been able to count on the consistency of everything being the same. I think both have their virtues, surely.

Are you going to do a Lost predictions blog this season, before it’s over? Not like, the recaps, if I watch it I don’t need that so much as I want to hear what YOU think of what’s happened and might happen at the end.

“Why are we moving?”

“Because this house just become too expensive for us and we like being able to feed you.”

It doesn’t hurt that the new place is really close and absolutely beautiful. We’re “downgrading” in terms of space and cost, but we didn’t want it to seem like we were moving them some place less nice or comfortable… if that makes sense.

I don’t remember if I realized it at the time, or gave it much thought, but thinking back now… yeah, we moved a lot. I’m REALLY bad at remembering how old I was during certain events. Like, I can remember the different apartments, but I get fuzzy on the order and how old I was at the time.

She believed in Santa until a few years ago. It wasn’t anything dramatic when she didn’t. It was more like, one day she did and then she didn’t. That said, she has an active imagination. She likes to write stories (we know where she gets that from) and loves thinking about possibilities. She’s big on “what if?” One of many things I love about her.

Or I could just be talking out of my ass. It’s cool that she’s already approaching life with the aspect of possibility.

(also, you don’t have to answer those questions I posed if you’d rather not. It was more-or-less a facetious stream of conscious)