I remember sitting in the back seat of our family’s Subaru station wagon. I was six and this was long before child carseats were a thing. My dad was at the wheel and my mom played 20 Questions with me while we drove to some vacation spot I can’t even remember. It was my mom’s turn as she and I played 20 Questions. She had an object in mind and I was asking the questions. “Is it big?” I asked.… Read article “It’s all relative.”
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