So I've been on a rant recently about revisionist history, and lo and behold Ginger has caught me engaging in it. It's one of those things where I didn't mean to do it, I'm just getting old and don't remember events they way they actually occur anymore. Luckily I have Ginger there to set me straight. Last week I responded to Scott about why Quinn likes NASCAR, check the comments for this post. Ginger decided to set me straight:
Quinn's love of Nascar started with James getting #43 cars out of Cheerios boxes. Quinn has loved the Matchbox type cars since he saw them a few years ago. When adding to his collection I think it was me who purchased him the M&M car (although I am sketchy on that, but buying one like the candy is something I would do). It was an obvious choice given his love of M&Ms. Then one day I noticed that Speedvision shows race highlights early in the week. This was Quinn's first look at an actual race. From then on we have tried to let him see a few races when we remember. While no one in our immediate family has been a huge Nascar fan previously, we all keep up through Quinn now.

Today's interesting tidbit: earlier today Ginger worked some major mojo and got our house's intercom system up and running. So maybe we won't have to buy a monitor for downstairs (although the intercom system is pretty loud, and not really suited for constant monitoring).
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I think there is book in the making with all of these homemade games. Kind of a Calvin and Hobbes thing you have going there with rule creativity.
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