Driving home from the fair, trying to keep Jarrah awake with aimless conversation:
S: Look, Jarrah! What's that?
J: Fry's.
S: And what do we buy at Fry's?
J: I don't know.
S: Electronics!
J: What electronics?
S: You know...car radios, and TVs, and phones, and computers...weird to think we didn't have any of that stuff when I was kid.
J: What stuff?
S: Well, I didn't have a computer, or a cell phone. There was no internet, or e-mail, or Facebook.
J: So everything was just boring?
S: (cracking up) Well, I wouldn't say BORING.
J: Did you have red lights?
S: What? Yes, we had red lights.
J: Green lights?
S: Yes. I said electronics, not electricity.
J: Stairs?
S: Yes.
J: Places?
S: Places? Yeah, we had lots of places.
J: Signs?
S: Yes.
J: Roads?
S: Yes.
J: Festivals?
S: Yes, I went to lots of festivals. We had things, Jarrah. Lots of things. We just didn't have...electronics.
J: No computer.
S: No computer. We didn't even have an answering machine when I was growing up.
J: What's an answering machine?
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HAHAHAHAHAHA. Oh, the stuff we'll have to explain to our kids...
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