Keaton really likes the computer game Call of Duty. Keaton and his friend, Quade, play it at this place where you can go to play interactive computer games; kind of like an internet cafe only it’s for game playing. So anyway, Keaton decided he wanted to get the game at home. He and I have this agreement that he gets a “treat” after he reads so many pages; an incentive to get him to read his thirty minutes every night. So we got him Call of Duty to play at home. Lee has been playing it too, but in order for them to play each other through our home network we needed to buy a second copy.

So tonight we were on our way to Target to get valentine’s for the school parties on Monday. Lee and Keaton were talking about getting a copy of Call of Duty for Lee. Lee asked Keaton if Quade ever got his home copy to work [apparently Quade's brother deleted some files off of Quade's computer so Quade can't get his game to work now]. Keaton said “No, it still doesn’t work.” Lee goes, “Do Quade and Briton [Quade's brother] share a computer?” Keaton said, “No they have their own computers.” So Lee asked, “Then why did Briton delete files off of Quade’s computer?” Keaton answered “sibling rivalry.”

I busted up. I didn’t even realize that Keaton knew what sibling rivalry meant.