I never thought of it before.
It's funny about fights.
Pop and I can go along real smooth and easy for a while, and I think: Well, he really isn't a bad guy, and I'm growing up, we can see eye to eye—all that stuff.
Then, whoosh! I hardly know what starts it, but a fight boils up, and we're both breathing fire like dragons on the loose.
We get a holiday Washington's Birthday, which is good because there's a TV program on Tuesday, the night before the holiday, that I hardly ever get to watch.
It's called Out Beyond, and the people in it are very real, not just good guys and bad guys.
There's always one character moving around, keeping you on the edge of your chair, and by the time it all winds up in a surprise ending, you find this character is not a real person, he's supernatural.
The program goes on till eleven o'clock, and Mom won't let me watch it on school nights.
I get the pillows comfortably arranged on the floor, with a big bottle of soda and a bag of popcorn within easy reach.
The story starts off with some nature shots of a farm and mountains in the background and this little kid playing with his grandfather.