kirbylover4

‘What do you want to be when you're grown up?’ A question I’d say practically everyone has been asked in some shape or form. I once asked my kids about that question. ‘I wanna be just like you pops,’ my son told me. His eyes went all starry as he spouted about how he’d go on epic adventures along the stars. ‘I’d have a big spaceship, painted with flames and full of awesome stuff. I’d discover all the undiscovered stuff, and blast all the evil space monsters just like you.’ I’ll admit, I might have told some stories that were just slightly embellished, but I'd be lying if I said I didn’t tear off a bit from hearing that. My daughter said she wanted to be a, ‘proper lady like mama.’ It was cute, and my wife blushed a bit when I told her, but I feel like she didn't exactly understand what I meant. What was mine? An adventurer of course. Sadly, that was more of a fantasy than a sustainable job. But as the young and naive child I was, I didn’t have the brain power to comprehend such harsh