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The Wisdom of Adam

Mark has a cousin who provides comic relief non-stop. He always has some sort of come back. But today I got a real gem from him and must share.

This was in response to a family dinner the other night. Adam, the cousin, spent most of the evening downstairs with Mark and the kids. They were watching the baseball game as well. However it meant that the "adults" were upstairs. It was noted that maybe next time Adam could hang out with the adults. To which he replied:

"Hanging with the adults is conditional on me being one. Since I took the advice of Peter Pan and the giraffe off of those Toys-R-Us commercials, I am postponing such a transition possibly indefinitely. So we'll see..."

Good one Adam. And I agree.
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