Twenty Questions

1. Is it Luke's new favorite game? (Yes)

2. Did he learn it from his idolized big cousin Aiden during Gram Camp? (Yes)

3. Did he coerce his Aunt Bobo to play it every time she moved to the back of the van so that her Ava wouldn't fuss during that particular East Texas trip? (Yes)

4. Have I played it with him several times since, during Sarah's naps and also every time I try to sit and try to relax in one of my comfy back porch chairs? (Yes)

5. Does Sarah insist on playing with us when she is around? (Yes)

6. Does Sarah get the concept of the game, even a little bit? (No)

7. Do we ever actually count the number of questions? (No - unless P is playing)

8. Does Luke ever think of anything that isn't an animal? (No)

9. Does Luke ever think of anything that isn't a prehistoric animal? (No)

10. Are Luke's answers always one of the following: saber-toothed tiger, woolly mammoth, scimitar cat, giant sloth, or prehistoric wolf? (Yes)

11. Was Luke super confused when his dad tried to ask him if it was "an animal, vegetable, or mineral"? (Yes)

12. Did P and I get in trouble for pursuing, mid-game, a philosophical conversation concerning what might qualify as a mineral and why that would be relevant? (Yes)

13. Did Luke maintain his animals-only tactic after said episode? (Yes)

14. Do I count the game as quality time with my son before he starts school next week? (Yes)

15. Does that make it more bearable? (Sometimes)

16. Is it at least better than Chutes & Ladders? (Goodness, yes)

17. Is it an animal? (Yes)

18. Does it have fur? (Yes)

19. Is it living today? (No)

20. Is it a woolly mammoth? (Yes)