Oh my goodness you guys crack me up. Jen calling Jillian a he? Priceless. All of you who loved playing the games I loved? (Farah included) You are of course, in wonderful taste and quite fun. ;-) Jamie wanting to be Princess Di? You were far more well informed than I at that age my dear. I don't think my Mom thought much of royalty though, so that may be why I wasn't. Ah Kristin. People actually insisted I was a boy to my Mother and Grandparents even when I was dressed as a girl because, "Look at those shoulders! That's ALL BOY!" (at least as I heard it later) And like Cali, I do believe I will be a no guns lady as well. He/she can use sticks as guns if he or she likes, but no real looking ones until maybe much later. And you are welcome MAK. Glad to be of assistance. :) I actually liked dolls and boy stuff. I was an only child for a long time, so adapted easily to whatever play my playmate wanted. I forgot about marbles! LOVED them. We used to trade them at school. I believe Jacks were my absolute favorite though. I could still play that game for hours. I wish I had some! Now I know what I want to ask Santa to put in my stocking this year. THANKS!
In another completely unrelated side note... A WARNING TO ALL HORMONAL WOMEN OF ANY SORT: If you go to see "Up," bring a BOX OF TISSUES! I saw it yesterday. What a wonderful, wonderful movie. We saw it in 3-D. It was really cool, but at the same time, the color wasn't as true because of that glasses. But that's ok. We'll buy it the minute it comes out and be able to see the color beautifully for years.